best social camera ?

[86JR]

im after a camera that will fit in my shirt pocket when going out. The thinner and lighter the better, without sacrificing ease of use and image quality really.

Said pics will end up on facebook so anti-blur feature would be good and i would like to be able to just point and shoot and not have to set it up all the time...

budget £100, the lesser the better really!

thanks!

 

[a1ex2001]

Buy the best of the ixus range you can afford, I've given them to both my mum and girlfriend and recomended them countless times with hearing a complaint.

 

[RoleyBirkin]

The thinner and lighter the better!

Bare in mind this could mean the battery lasts for as little as an hour.

That's a short night out!

 

[robertgilbert86]

Bare in mind this could mean the battery lasts for as little as an hour.

That's a short night out!

Source?

 

[RoleyBirkin]

Well its hardly scientific gospel proof, and more anecdotal.

But my Sony Cybershot (thin) seldom gave more than an hour (active use) of a night.

Can't really expect more from a battery sized approx 2x2cm.

 

[Fuzz]

Buy the best of the ixus range you can afford, I've given them to both my mum and girlfriend and recomended them countless times with hearing a complaint.

THIS

I have the 400, out of date now but great pics from a pointy shooty

 

[Sh4rkie]

I use a Fuji f40fd when dragging full kit around isn't practical, it's a very nice P&S and small as well.

 

[GeX]

I use an F31fd and its excellent on battery life. I went to Brussels last week for a few days, my mate had to charge his camera every night (till he lost it!), i didnt even bother taking the charger with me for mine and it was still on around 75% when i got back - despite taking around 500 shots, abuot 5 mins of video and plenty of looking back at the pics.

But if you want thin, then Ixus or the Fuji Z range.