Canon PowerShot S110 (Digital IXUS v)

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

96% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Sharp lens. Good quality at high ISOs. Speedy performance. Integrated Wi-Fi. Raw shooting support.

Expensive. No GPS. Lacks hot shoe or EVF option. 1080p video limited to 24fps. Wireless setup can be difficult.

While it's neat that the camera can do it, the Wi-Fi transfer is impractically slow—it took about eight minutes to transfer 20 files from the camera to my PC, and the Wi-Fi puts an excessive strain on the S110's battery. It's fine to beam an image or...

Good resolution, fairly sharp images, hardly any chromatic aberrations ; White balance works well enough, presets are very good ; Ultra-compact size, light weight ; Sleek stainless steel body, stylish looks ; Superb build quality ; Very quick...

Lens distortion / softness near edges ; Blues are dull ; Average macro ability ; Flash doesn't have the power or the cover wide angle shots ; Edge positioned tripod mount (at least it's metal!) ; Limited zoom (35 - 70 mm) ; Auto White balance doesn't...

The IXUS v is ultimately pocketable, it's tiny proportionsdisguise it's ability to produce excellent photographs. The Digital IXUSdesign is so small it's almost impossible to tell it apart from one ofthe equally tiny IXUS APS cameras. This camera, just...

Good resolution, fairly sharp images, hardly any chromatic aberrations White balance works well enough, presets are very good Ultra-compact size, light weight Sleek stainless steel body, stylish looks Superb build quality Very quick operation, good...

Lens distortion / softness near edges Blues are dull Average macro ability Flash doesn't have the power or the cover wide angle shots Edge positioned tripod mount (at least it's metal!) Limited zoom (35 - 70 mm) Auto White balance doesn't work well in...

Here's my rating of the Canon Digital IXUS v (S110 Digital Elph): (2 megapixel ultra-compact)

Compact body easily slips in a pocket, Customizable twin control dial interface, Relatively fast lens at wide angle, great for low-light shooting, Good color and excellent hue accuracy, Program, priority, and manual exposure modes, Raw and Raw+JPEG...

Consumers also welcome. Even if you're not an enthusiast, and you'll likely shoot in Auto or Program mode all of the time, you'll still benefit from these attributes, too -- and you'll find that the S110 caters to you in other ways. There's a healthy...

With the PowerShot S110, Canon revisits the excellent and easily-recommended S100, tweaking the design to allow wireless photo sharing. It's the fourth iteration of a series that has always performed admirably, offering enthusiast-friendly features in...