Canon Powershot S110 IS 12.1 MP, 5x Optical Zoom @ 25690 on adexmart

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    Key Features:


    Sensor: 12.1 megapixel Canon CMOS
    Imaging processor: DIGIC 5
    Lens: 5x (24 – 120mm) optical zoom lens
    Aperture range: f/2.0 – 5.9
    Max ISO speed: 12800
    Continuous shooting speed: Approx 10 shots/sec (In High-speed Burst HQ mode)
    Maximum video quality: Full HD
    LCD: 3-inch LCD touch-screen
    Battery type: Lithium battery
    Dimensions: 98.8 x 59.0 x 26.9mm
    Weight: Approx. 198g

    Specifications:

    With a look more reminiscent of the S95, the Canon S110 deletes the grip of last year's popular predecessor, the S100, while adding very little to the rest of the camera. But there's one major new feature that proves the Canon Powers hot S110 is more than just refinement: Built-in WiFi. It makes perfect sense for Canon to add WiFi to the most pocket able of its enthusiast digital cameras. Canon says you'll be able to share still images and videos to social networking sites from the S110 through the Canon iMAGE GATEWAY. Or you can transfer them to your iOS and Android smart phones and tablets with the free Canon Camera Window app. The Canon S110 can also transfer images directly to a WiFi-compatible printer within range, providing you with near-instant, tangible copies of your captured moments.

    This isn't the first time Canon has added WiFi connectivity to one of its digital cameras, and we found the previous incarnations of this feature almost unusable. With the new Android-based digital camera releases from Nikon and Samsung last month, and the ubiquity of smartphone and tablet photography, it's becoming more critical for camera manufacturers to build WiFi functionality into their cameras and make sure it actually works. Suffice it to say, we're eager to test the performance of the Canon S110's WiFi features and the Canon CameraWindow app to see if Canon finally got it right. Another WiFi feature that we're curious about is WiFi GPS. Canon removed the built-in GPS from the S110, instead using the camera's wireless radio to pull GPS data from a smartphone or tablet; so naturally, you'll need one of those for the Canon S110 to record GPS data to your photos.

    What's (mostly) the same. As mentioned up front, the cameras are very similar: The dimensions are nearly identical, with the S110 measuring in at 3.9 x 2.3 x 1.1 inches, and both cameras weighing an exact 6.98 ounces.

    The Canon S110 employs a 12.1-megapixel. 1/1.7-inch CMOS sensor and DIGIC 5 processor, much the same on-the-surface specs as the S100. However, Canon says the sensor was "newly designed" with greater sensitivity. Indeed, the IS0 range now extends from 80 to 12,800 (compared to the max ISO 6,400 of the S100), which ostensibly adds some low-light flexibility.

    Meanwhile, the Canon S110's lens seems to be the same as the S100: a 5x optical zoom with 24-120mm equivalent range at apertures of f/2.0-5.9. Also, both cameras uses Canon's Intelligent IS system for limiting shake and reducing blur from action and poorly lit scenes, with one of six stabilization modes deployed depending on the shooting conditions.

    Full HD video remains a strong point of the S-series, with 1080p recordable at 24 frames per second, and 720p at 30 fps. The Canon S110 also comes with built-in stereo microphones, optical zoom while recording, and playback on a bigger screen via HDMI output. Speaking of output, the Canon S110 allows for RAW+JPEG shooting just like its predecessor.

    What's new. Still, there's plenty that's exciting about the Canon S110. Canon says it developed new technology for the PowerShot S110's AF system that greatly improves AF times and reduces shutter lag, an aspect that really needed improvement in the S95 and S100. Also, the S110's High-Speed Burst HQ mode can now shoot continuous shots up to 10 frames per second at 12.1-megapixels.

    The Canon S110 gets a 3-inch LCD with a capacitive touch screen, including Canon's Touch Shutter feature. Canon thinks the touch screen makes camera menu navigation, image playback and viewing more simple and intuitive.
     
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