Handy and stylish camera with top price / performance ratio

After my old camera is after many years of good service has become wet (a Canon PowerShot A430) once a vice stoßenes glass (what you but, except that the wheel has hooked for some time, has not done anything) once quite unceremoniously on the hard stone floor has fallen, only pictures made with vertical stripes, I had to change jobs. I had stated explicitly looking for a cheap, handy transition model that can shoot still acceptable images. The Canon PowerShot A3300IS has thus after long observation of prices in different models at Amazon Lightning offer my first choice. After initial testing, I can sometimes provide the following information:

Positives:
+ Very attractive enclosure, extremely stylish
+ I have the Cam in red - the red looks really great, looks very classy and quality
+ Fits comfortably in your hand, space has in each (Trouser / hand) bag
+ Large display (wonderful if you, for example, think of the mini-display of the A430, those were the days ...)
+ Many functions, including me at the most competitive price, the fisheye function surprised (makes quite funny pictures)
+ Handy scroll wheel to select functions
+ Intuitive handling possible details / explanation on the display
+ Camera is ready for use extremely quickly pressed once on the On-button and you're set to go
+ The videos will be tiptop
+ Images that are taken with macro function, are crisp and sharp
+ The manual is very easy to understand and almost without error (rare nowadays)

Neutral:
= No memory card included (neutral rating because it has nowadays mostly anyway various memory cards for other devices at home. I feel the lack of memory card not come off in the supply of the camera, I was just about surprised that innately even no was there)
= When I compare old photos of my A430 (4MP) with the new the A3300IS (16MP), I'm looking in vain a big difference as a layman. Only the file size makes a big difference for me. Exciting is it, if I let on A3 (for example, calendar, etc.) Enlarge old + new pictures.

Negatives:
- Photos blurred / noisy when photography at dusk and not well-lit rooms. Only when the whole hand, keeps very quiet (and the camera turns off), beautiful photos can be taken even in dim lighting.
- Photos blurred moves object

So much time to my first impression after the first tests. Quite generally, with me doing on the question of whether Canon cameras generally have a night-problem (my A430 has twilight pictures never live ammunition)