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Canon PowerShot S110 Canon updates their Digital ELPH with improved color, movie capture, and direct print capabilities! Select a topic Reference: Datasheet PowerShot S110 Sample Images --------------------------------- 1. Intro and Highlights 2. Executive Overview 3. Design 4. Viewfinder 5. Optics 6. Exposure & Flash 7. Shutter Lag & Cycle Time Tests 8. Operation & User Interface 9. Camera Modes & Menus 10. Image Storage & Interface 11. Video, Power, Software 12. Test Results & Conclusion --------------------------------- Print-Friendly Review Version Additional Resources and Other Links Reader Comments on PowerShot S110 Review --------------------------------- Digital Camera Comparometer (TM) --------------------------------- <-- Digital Cameras (Home) <-- Digital Camera Reviews Index <<Video, Power, Software :(Previous) | (Next): Reference: Datasheet>> Page 12:Test Results & Conclusion Review First Posted: 5/24/2001

Test Results
In keeping with our standard test policy, the comments given here summarize only our key findings. For a full commentary on each of the test images, see the PowerShot S110's "pictures" page.

As with all Imaging Resource product tests, we encourage you to let your own eyes be the judge of how well the camera performed. Explore the images on the pictures page, to see how the S110's images compare to other cameras you may be considering.

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Conclusion
The Canon PowerShot S110 is an excellent option for novice to advanced photographers who want to make the move into digital photography with a lot of class. Its elegant styling and ultra-compact size made its predecessor (the S100) a very popular choice for users who wanted more than just a good point-and-shoot digital camera. The automatic exposure control takes the worry out of snapping quick, high-quality pictures, and it provides a fair mix of user selectable controls that allow for some creative input. The 2.1-megapixel CCD captures good quality images, with excellent color saturation and picture resolution, and the lens appears to be of excellent quality. Despite some limitations in low-light shooting capabilities, the S110 was able to handle a variety of exposure situations, including indoor shots illuminated by available light. At $599 (list price at introduction), we think it will find many a happy home.