Looking for a new camera with tilting monitor

[tilter]

Budget

* What budget have you allocated for buying this camera? Please be as specific as possible.
--Around up to 400 Euro

Size

* What size camera are you looking for? Or does size not matter at all to you?
--compact, to carry in the pocket of my jacket

Features
-- Must have a vari-angle (tilting) LCD monitor,
--Must have image stabilisation
--preference for AA or AAA batteries
--preference for Compact Flash storage

How many megapixels will suffice for you?
--Between 6 and 10ish

* What optical zoom will you need? (None, Standard = 3x-4x, Ultrazoom = 10x-12x, Other - Specify)
--Ultrazoom preferably

* How important is “image quality” to you? (Rate using a scale of 1-10)
--7

Do you care for manual controls?
--Yes

General Usage

* What will you generally use the camera for?
--landscape, tabletop photography, macro

* Will you be making big prints of your photos or not?
--Not specifically

Will you be shooting a lot of indoor photos or low light photos?
--Yes

Will you be shooting sports and/or action photos?
--Not really

Miscellaneous

Are there particular brands you like or hate?
--No

Are there particular models you already have in mind?
--No

(If applicable) Do you need any of the following special features? (Wide Angle, Image Stabilization, Weatherproof, Hotshoe, Rotating LCD)
--Yes, all except weatherproof and hotshoe

[David Metsky]

Here are all the P&S cameras with an articulating LCD - http://www.dcresource.com/reviews/cameraList.php?search=1&manSearch=0&resSearch=0&lcdSearch=0&storageSearch=0&priceSearch=0&cameraTypeSearch=1&zoomSearch=0&lcdTypeSearch=2&batterySearch=0&submit.x=27&submit.y=0

Of these, only the Canon G11 is pocket-sized, and it doesn't use AA batteries (no cameras use AAA) or Compact Flash. Pretty much all cameras have Image Stabilization these days. You may need to change your requirements a bit, but the G11 is a fine (if expensive) camera.

[tilter]

Thanks, a very helpful list. I'll check out the G-11.
My Powershot A95 has gone with purple lines flashing over the monitor, so it has left me for the eternal hunting grounds. It's a pity there is not a successor to this handy little tilting camera.
Thanks for your help.
T

[tilter]

Based on the listing, both in this forum and in others, I have narrowed down my choice to the G-11 and the SX20 IS. The latter is (much) better priced than the expensive G-11, but has notable chromatic abberration, according to the reviews. In that respect the G-11 has much higher pic quality, but alas, not so much zoom-capability. Maybe I should flip a coin, although lack of zoom is less important than mediocre pic quality for my purposes.
Greetings.