Canon SELPHY CP760 Photo Printer
This great little printer (in “Pink Melody”) is Windows and Mac compatible, accepts a myriad of memory cards, and produces water-resistant, brilliant prints up to 4×8″. Its small size (7.9″ W x 3.3″ H x 5.6″ D) and weight (only 2.1 lbs) make it a perfect choice for those who like to print on the go (while traveling, at a friends house, etc.).

Gorillapod
The Gorillapod is a fabulous invention! These light, totally flexible and inexpensive tripods are not only easy to carry along everywhere, their bendable legs can also be attached to just about everything (a car mirror, tree branch, your bike, you name it). They come in several sizes to fit everything from cell phones to heavy professional SLRs and camcorders. The “original” size (for point-and-shoot cameras up to 11.5 oz) now also comes in different colors, pink being one of them. Since they’re so small and light, you can carry one with you wherever you go. You never know when you’ll need it: for fireworks, doing still lifes indoors, or to give moving water that dreamy, flowy effect (use a very slow shutter speed).

Transcend M5 Card Reader
Hot pink, tiny and inexpensive, the Transcend M5 card reader is a great choice, especially if you have a bunch of different electronics you want to download photos, music, or videos from. It is compatible with almost every memory card available and transfers are fast thanks to the high-speed USB 2.0 interface.

Memory Card Case
It is surprisingly difficult to find a pink memory card case (are you listening, manufacturers?), but after doing a lot of research, we did find a couple. The first one comes from Capdase (based in Hong Kong) and is a soft, stylish salmon pink pouch/wallet-like thing, which holds a variety of cards and sells for around $6. The second one, a hard plastic case with a hot pink interior, is made by Hakuba and holds 4 or 8 memory stick cards.

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The SD1100 comes in 5 colors, and the one we are interested in is called “Pink Melody” – a classic, metallic pink. This ultra compact (3.42 x 2.16 x 0.87 in.), 4.4 oz. camera has:

• 8 mega pixels

• 3x optical zoom

• 35mm equivalent focal length of 38-114mm

• 20 different shooting modes: Auto, Camera M, Portrait, Special Scene (Foliage, Snow, Beach, Sunset, Fireworks, Aquarium, Underwater, Indoor, Kids & Pets) Night Snapshot, Color Accent, Color Swap, Digital Macro, Stitch Assist, Movie

• Face detection technology which sets exposure, focus, white balance and flash automatically

• Optical image stabilizer and motion detection technology

• Print/share button which makes it really easy to download photos, or send them directly to a printer (PIXMA or SELPHY Canon printers)

If you need a good excuse to buy this camera, get the American Cancer Society Camera/Printer Bundle. The kit, created to celebrate Canon’s 10-year support of the ACS, includes the Pink Melody SD1100, a matching pink SELPHY photo printer (small enough to bring with you on vacation), a pink ribbon charm and a mammogram reminder magnet. The printer, which accepts a wide variety of memory cards, comes with a trial ink and paper pack, and is able to create prints up to 4×8″.

Cute, tiny and solid, the SD1100 is a good choice for anyone looking for a basic, but stylish, camera offering great image quality and a few extras (face detection, image stabilization).

And the cost? At time of writing I found the camera for $155 and the kit for $229 online.

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