Canon PowerShot SD110 3MP Digital Elph with 2x Optical Zoom
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Digital Cameras Photo Reviews of Canon PowerShot SD110 3MP Digital Elph with 2x Optical Zoom
Customer Review: Great Little Camera
Summary: 5 Stars
This camera is great and easy to use. It totally changed my experience in taking pictures to a whole new level. A could take pictures of almost anything and not worry about wasting film.
A totally great buy.
Customer Review: Great small camera
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought not only one but a few of this camera and gave it as gifts. It is easy to use and fast. Just buy it for the price, you will not regret.Customer Review: This is perfect for me
Summary: 5 Stars
I like this camera; it is easy to use, and very compact size. It works well, and I am sure, It is worth more than I paid for it.Customer Review: Great camera, though may not satisfy photographer.
Summary: 5 Stars
My friend told me to buy this item and I have to agree this is a great digital camera. Great price too.Customer Review: Fun Little Camera
Summary: 4 Stars
So today is my third day with my SD110, and I've been having a great time with it. So here is a neat pros and cons list:pros:
size- It's small, which is convienient.
nice outdoor shots- Every shot I've taken outside has turned out very beautiful. I took it out to a nearby garden and took pics of the flowers. The colors are vivid.
video with sound- Well, a lot of cameras offer video with sound, but I really like this feature. It's really fun taking random clips of thing.
easy to use- I read most of the manual because I'm a real dork about that kind of stuff, but most of the things I could have figured out on my own.
battery life- so far, so good. I've been liberal with the number of photos I take to get a feel for how long the battery will last. I've taken about 60-70 photos, not to mention a number of movie clips, which add up to about 10 or so minutes. Not to mention all the time spent playing around with the menus (yeah, switching to foreign languages is fun!). So I might be near the end of the battery soon...maybe tomorrow...
cons:
indoor shots- It's kind of difficult getting an indoor shot that I like, especially at night. The flash seems a little too strong and a lot of things in the foreground end up looking all over-lit and such. Although, I'm not a very experienced photographer and I'm still working out all the different functions so perhaps as I get more practice these will turn out better.
battery- After taking a lot of photos in a row, the battery pack starts to get kinda hot...and it's at the spot where you hold the camera, too. I vaguely remember the manual saying something about being careful about that. Also, the battery takes a long time to charge, so that isn't fun if you're wanting to take pictures.
not sure whether it's pro or con: zoom- The zoom on this camera is not very strong. That was my biggest argument against buying this camera, since I'm kinda crazy about zoom when I use my film camera. However, I found the zoom to be adequate for the types of photos I take (snapshots of friends, etc)...not as much as I'd like, but also I don't feel like I'm missing out, though.
All in all, I think if you're just a casual photographer, this camera is pretty good. After looking at so many cameras before finally buying this one, I came to realize that what mattered the most is your intended use for the camera. So buying a 5.0 MP or higher camera just b/c there's more pixels is not going to do you much good if you never make huge prints of your photos. If you just want something that can take some decent pictures of the school picnic or your dog and is easy to carry, SD110 might be the right camera for you.