Review on Canon PowerShot A2300 16 by Denise White

I have owned this camera for several years and was surprised to see that it sold for over $200 when I bought it when it was $100. I was immediately disappointed when the photos I took indoors were too dark, blurry and unrecognizable no matter what settings I tried. They were mainly made in churches with vaulted ceilings and floor to ceiling windows that let in lots of light. These are really great beautiful photos in daylight, as well as fireworks with auto adjustment and other settings. I also got frustrated with waiting for the image to be processed and I often missed what was happening right in front of me. I will keep this camera as a backup but for the same price the 330HS can handle ISO at 3200 and 6400 compared to this camera at 1600.