Field-test of the Canon IXUS M-1 Advanced Photo System (APS) camera. The new Canon IXUS M-1 camera is the fourth Advanced Photo System (APS) model in the ultra-compact range after the successful IXUS 240, IXUS L-1 and the IXUS Z70 versions where their sizes are smaller than an audio cassette. (The IXUS Z90 zoom has a bigger body dimension than these four models). Unlike the original IXUS 240 and Z70, the new M-1 model does not have a built-in zoom lens. It has a built-in 23mm wide-angle lens with a maximum aperture of f/4.8. The focal length is equivalent to a 29mm lens in the 35mm format. Like most APS models, the new M-1 has several Magnetic Data (IX240) features that are designed especially for the Advanced Photo System like the imprinting of data in the finished prints, mid-roll rewind and a choice of three different print formats of Classic, HDTV and Panorama in the same roll of film. Aside from the standard APS features, the M-1 also has several features that are "inherited" from Canon's 35mm point-and-shoot AF compacts like date and time printing as well as five different short titles in five languages. The languages are English, Japanese, French, Italian, German and Spanish. The titles are: 1. I LOVE YOU 2. THANK YOU 3. SEASON'S GREETING 4. HAPPY BIRTHDAY 5. CONGRATULATIONS << Back to Main . 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 .