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: Perfect point and shoot camera but...
Summary: 4 Stars
This camera is pretty good, it's very fast, the photo quality is excellent, video recording mode is awesome, and is perfect to carry everywhere since it's pretty small, but after several months of normal use, the metal case begins to look pretty rusted, that's why i dont give this camera a 5 star rating.
But check the flickr photos, you will see examples of the great photo quality of the camera.
Customer Review: Not bad for the money
Summary: 3 Stars
I bought this camera summer of 2005 when I was working in London after my old camera died (completely) while I was in Rome. Overall, I really haven't had any problems with the camera that I wouldn't expect from a less than $200 camera.
The paint is very worn and looks likes I've been through war with it but the picture quality hasn't changed. As with any point and shoot, don't expect museum quality prints. Beware of low light situations. Even if you think the lighting is pretty good, my camera always wants to use the flash so when I turn it off, half the time the shots come out blurry. Also, randomly the shots would come off blurry in perfect conditions. Only happened a two-three times now, but very disappointing because of that.
On the feature side, it's not too shabby. The Manual Mode is OK, but the highest ISO is only 400.
I would recommend this with reservations. I run a small printing company so we have digital SLR's I take sometime so when comparing them it is night and day. Go for the SLR if you can, but this isn't bad either, especially if you are on budget. I got a 512 card and I highly recommend it! Also, the battery holds a pretty good charge so that is perk.
Customer Review: not a good camera!!
Summary: 1 Stars
SD110 NOT A GOOD DIGITAL CAMERA. BETTER YET FIND SOMETHING ELSE. I'VE HAD THIS CAMERA ALMOST A YEAR BUT I JUST SELDOM USE IT BECAUSE THE RESULT OF THE PICTURES ARE VERY DISAPPOINTING. IT IS JUST FINE DOWNLOADING THEM ON THE INTERNET BUT WHEN YOU HAVE IT PRINTED ON THE PAPER, THE PICTURES GET BLURRED. NOW,IM LOOKING FOR ANOTHER DIGICAM THAT WON'T DISAPPOINT ME.Customer Review: Amazing travel companion
Summary: 5 Stars
I just finished a semester in Brisbane, Australia. I must say, in retrospect, the best thing I took with me on this trip was this camera. She is a champ, definitely an adventurous camera. The thing is cute as hell yet solid like a rock. I cannot remember the amount of times I dropped it in the sand, with no negative consequences whatsoever. I even dipped it in the ocean by mistake once (not encouraged) and the thing still works like a charm.
It also has features like Sepia and a weird flash that makes lights do something funny, making the pictures wicked cool.
The outer covering has shown wear, but it only helps to acknowledge that this camera can take rough handling. People even comment on this on a positive light, it has become a part of my travelling gear.
It is also great for scenic shots, and has the panorama option.
In retrospect, it was an amazing buy, and so affordable (I'm on a backpackers' budget)!
Only because I have seen amazing skies and breathtaking scenery would I consider upgrading to a camera with better pixelage. But if you are staying in hole-in-the-wall hostels or sleeping on the beach, you don't want to have an expensive camera on you.
This thing is great. The battery life is also great (for the sake of topping off the cake).
Customer Review: Nice picture quality, but.....
Summary: 3 Stars
The picture quality from this camera is great. It is sharp and clear. But, I have been disapointed by a couple of things.
A) The LCD screen is very small and dark and it is hard to tell the quality of the picture you have taken until it is actually on the computer.
B) The flash is so bright that if you take any kind of close up of someone they turn out all washed out in the picture. When I use the manual function and turn off the flash, it is hard to get a clear picture even if there is enough lighting. For some reason the pictures turn out blurry most of the time.
C) The picture speed is VERY, VERY slow. I tried to take pictures of my 6 year old sledding with no luck. It was so slow and delayed that even if she was going slow, I would end up with a picture of just the snow.
Other than those things, which are pretty important to me, the camera takes nice pictures as long as the object is not moving and is far enough away so that it doesn't get washed out by the flash.