The average megapixels of all digital cameras is 16MP, with the lowest being 0.3MP and the highest being 80MP. The Powershot ELPH 180's sensor megapixels of 20MP is higher than average when compared to most other cameras. It is higher than 78% of all digital cameras when ordered by this feature.

The Canon Powershot ELPH 180 has a maximum image resolution of 5152 x 3864 pixels. That's 25% higher resolution than a 4608 x 3456 pixels digital camera, which is the most frequently found resolution. The resolution of all digital cameras ranges from 640 x 480 pixels (worst) to 8256 x 6192 pixels (best).

The Canon Powershot ELPH 180's optical zoom of 8x is fairly average compared to most other digital cameras. It is bigger than 71% of all cameras when ranked by this feature.

The highest video resolution of the Powershot ELPH 180 is 1280 x 720 pixels. That's 56% lower video resolution than a 1920 x 1080 (Full HD) pixels digital camera, which is the most common resolution. A video resolution of 1280 x 720 is known as HD.

The Powershot ELPH 180's minimum aperture number of 3.2 is relatively standard compared to most other digital cameras. It is larger than 39% of all cameras when ordered by this feature.

The Canon Powershot ELPH 180 has an image stabiliser. 69% of cameras also have an image stabiliser.

The Canon Powershot ELPH 180's maximum ISO sensitivity of only 1,600 is in the lowest 11% of all cameras when ranked by this feature. The ISO sensitivities (max) of cameras range from 200 to 820,000, and the average maximum ISO sensitivity is 15,000.

The camera shutter speed of the Powershot ELPH 180 of 0.0005s is fairly standard compared to most other digital cameras. It is longer than 38% of all digital cameras when ordered by this feature.

Across all the digital cameras the weights range from 50g to 2.7kg, and the average weight is 310g. The weight of the Powershot ELPH 180 of only 111g is lighter than 89% of all digital cameras when ranked by this feature.

This digital camera has a 1/2.3" image sensor size, which is typical of many digital cameras. §.

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The Canon Powershot ELPH 180 has a self-timer, unlike 83% of cameras which do not have a self-timer.

The highest video resolution supported by the Canon Powershot ELPH 180 is 1280 x 720 pixels. That's 56% lower video resolution than a 1920 x 1080 pixels digital camera, which is the most frequently found resolution supported by cameras. This camera also supports a video resolution of 640x480 pixels and 1280x720 pixels. The best resolution of all digital cameras is 4096 x 2160 pixels and the worst is 320 x 120 pixels. A video resolution of 1280 x 720 is classified as HD and TVs supporting this resolution are referred to as "HD Ready". However the resolution is not as detailed as Full HD (1920 x 1080).

The highest still image resolution supported by the Powershot ELPH 180 is 5152 x 2896. That's 5% higher resolution than the most common resolution of 4608 x 3072. In addition, this Canon digital camera supports a still image resolution of 5152x2896, 3648x2736, 2048x1536 plus 3 more values. Across all digital cameras the best resolution is 6016 x 4016 and the worst is 6000 x 3368.

The digital zoom of the Powershot ELPH 180 of 4x is fairly standard compared to most other cameras. It is in the biggest 58% of all cameras when sorted by this feature.

The Powershot ELPH 180 does not have an HDMI. 58% of cameras also do not have an HDMI.

The display resolutions of digital cameras range from 23,000 pixels to 6,300,000 pixels, and the average display resolution is 600,000 pixels. The display resolution of the Powershot ELPH 180 of only 230,000 pixels is lower than average when compared to most other cameras. It is in the lowest 31% of all cameras when ordered by this feature.

The Powershot ELPH 180 has a USB connectivity. 89% of cameras do not have a USB connectivity.

Like most other cameras, the Powershot ELPH 180 does not feature bluetooth. 94% of cameras do not feature bluetooth.

The Powershot ELPH 180 does not have a GPS, although it is worth noting that 91% of cameras also do not have a GPS.

The Powershot ELPH 180 is a digital camera that takes 230 shots battery life.

The Canon Powershot ELPH 180 has a vari-angle LCD display, unlike 85% of cameras which do not have a vari-angle LCD display.

The average display diagonal of all cameras is 2.9", with the smallest being 1" and the largest being 6.7". The Canon Powershot ELPH 180's display diagonal of only 2.7" is in the smallest 33% of all cameras when ranked by this feature.

The Powershot ELPH 180 does not support Wi-Fi. 71% of digital cameras also do not support Wi-Fi.