Canon IXUS 105 | PoweShot ELPH SD1300 IS | IXY 200F

CONDITION 8.5/10

VERY GOOD, SLIGHT SCRATCHING ON THE SCREEN, BODY IN VERY GOOD CONDITION WITH LIGHT SCRATCHES.

This is the Canon IXUS 105, also known as the PowerShot SD1300 IS or IXY 200F — part of Canon’s long-running IXUS/ELPH series that made ultra-slim, stylish point-and-shoot cameras a household name. When it launched in 2010, reviewers praised its sleek metal body and portability, highlighting how it brought high-end looks to a compact camera that anyone could carry around.

THE PICS

THE LOOKS

The Canon IXUS 105 in silver is a tiny but refined device, measuring 90.5 × 55.8 × 21.2 mm and weighing just 140 g. Its polished metal finish gives it a premium feel, while the clean lines, minimalist lens design, and subtle curves make it approachable and elegant at the same time. The 2.7-inch LCD on the back offers a clear view for framing and reviewing shots, and the overall design embodies the IXUS ethos of sleek portability.

THE SPECS

Inside, the IXUS 105 packs a 12.1-megapixel CCD sensor and a 4x optical zoom lens (28–112 mm equivalent), paired with f/2.8–5.9 aperture range. Optical Image Stabilization keeps shots sharp even in lower light, and HD 720p video recording adds versatility. Powered by Canon’s DIGIC 4 processor, the camera offered smooth operation and vibrant color reproduction — features that reviewers at the time noted as impressive for such a compact device.

DESIGN HIGHLIGHTS

• Polished silver finish: Timeless, stylish, and reflective of the IXUS line’s premium design.

• Compact and lightweight: Slim enough to slip into a pocket while retaining a solid, high-quality feel.

• Optical Image Stabilization: Helped the camera stand out among other point-and-shoots in its class for sharper everyday shots.

THE VERDICT

The Canon IXUS 105 combined Canon’s signature sleek design with practical features, making it a favorite for anyone who wanted a stylish, pocketable camera. Contemporary reviews praised its balance of portability, ease of use, and image quality, noting that it made the IXUS series synonymous with “fashionable function” in the early 2010s.