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Скроменый эксперт
14.03.2013
10/10
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This is a great quality small camera that can easily be stowed in a pocket or purse.Great optics for the size, shoots raw and jpeg.The LCD is large and bright and seems to have very accurate color.The photos I get from this are not as good as the photos I get from my DSLR but then I would not expect them to be.All-in-all this camera exceeds my expectations and is a camera I would carry on vacation or around town for quick photo oportuntieis.
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03.01.2013
10/10
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Got my camera and it works perfectly and is a very solid build. Haven't had the lens error that other reviewers mentioned. I had to get a 32GB SD card because the one I had (1GB) was getting filled up pretty fast with the HD video. The microphone for the video is very good. The picture view has on-screen histograms - RGB and luminosity! The battery lasts a long time and the wall-unit recharger is much more convenient than AA batteries all the time. The manual is very comprehensive. I haven't noticed the GPS working yet, but maybe that's because it doesn't locate inside buildings? I'm pleased with the purchase and would buy again and have recommended to friends already!
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22.02.2013
10/10
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When it first came out, I bought the S95, which I still have and use for work. But then Canon announced the S100 and I wanted it for the wider and longer lens and newer image processor. Then came the S110, which to me was not an improvement. I saw one in the store and it looked cheap. So I grabbed an S100 for $279. I've taken it to New Zealand on vacation and was more than pleased with the pictures it got. I also had my Lumix DMC-GX1 with 3 lenses, but within its zoom range, the S100 was just as good.
Скроменый эксперт
06.09.2012
6/10
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I've been playing around with this camera for a few days and whilst I enjoy the control it gives as a pocketable raw shooter.I do have a problem with it, the other night for instance I wanted to use it for taking group pics at a restaurant so I set it to full Auto.Occasionally it would pop the flash and other times it would not, but try as I may I could not get a decent picture with it, I either got blur from no flash or totally overexposed pics with flash.I noticed the camera just could not decide what it was trying to take a picture of, is it a portrait or a sport scene, either way it was having a crisis flipping between scenes and could not focus even with the IR Beam.I tried changing to aperture priority and then shutter priority, nothing seemed to work.So, my thoughts are it's great as a backup for my dslr during daylight, where it excels and useless for the majority of friends and family pics most of which are in low light and may or may not require flash depending on what the camera thinks you are taking a pic of.I'm thinking I'll return it and maybe try something else.
Скроменый эксперт
05.05.2013
8/10
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The minus is that the battery isn't that good--I've found it needs recharging after a day and a half of use or about 50-60 snaps. So buy a second battery!! Other than that I like the camera very much--it does all I need and does it well, quickly and simply.
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18.05.2013
10/10
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got this camera because of its high iso rating, and it is able to take indoor pictures without flash. was surprised how well it took closeup shots without using the macro function. would recommend it to anyone.
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14.09.2012
10/10
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This is probably the 5th or 5th Canon pocket Camera I have owned. I had 3 in the old SD series, then moved to the s95 and finally the s100.I never had any problems with any of the cameras and just went through so many because I would upgrade every year or two.Image quality with the s100 is noticeably better than with the s95, particularly in the macro mode. I didn't do millimeter resolution tests or anything, but all I can say is that when I looked at several images I'd shot on a 24' monitor I said "Wow."This camera can be about as simple or complicated as you want it to be depending on whether you shoot in auto or manual modes.Best selling point as afar as I'm concerned is that this is truly a pocket camera. No, it does not take images comparable to a full frame dslr. But it is small and light enough to tuck in a shirt pocket and not even notice it's there.I didn't think I'd care about the GPS feature, but I was wrong. It is quite helpful to help remember where pictures were taken on road trips and vacations so you'll know where to go back.
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09.12.2011
4/10
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I was really excited for this camera - there are very few in this market segment, a small compact camera intended for enthusiasts. It has full manual controls and can save images in Raw format.On the plus side, the ergonomics and build quality are excellent. It was lighter than I expected, but still feels very solid, with high quality buttons and switches. The screen is big, bright, and gorgeous.Its ultimate downfall in my mind is image quality. I'm not sure if the lens on mine was bad or whatnot, but both the left and right edges were blurry in pretty much all pictures I took. This includes brain-dead easy things to shoot, like the facade of buildings in sunny conditions outdoors. On top of that, the images seem more noisy than I expected, even at the minimum ISO setting of 80.I've owned several Canon cameras over the last few years and this one is definitely a let-down in my mind. It went back to the store, and for now I'm going to keep my 1.5 year old Elph instead.*** UPDATE *** : The day after I tested the S100, I just borrowed my friend's S95 (the previous model in this line of cameras) and took the exact same test shots again. The facade of a building in the same exact conditions (clear skies, 2 hours before sunset). And I brought along my current compact, a canon SD780. The result was as expected: While not as sharp as a prime lens on an SLR, both the S95 and SD780 were reasonable shots with no obvious blurry sections. When you put them side-by-side with the S100 shots from the day before, the difference is absolutely obvious - the S100 shots look blurry to the point of being awful and almost unusable. This is not just me being a snobby camera nerd - any casual observer could see the difference quite easily.I would love to believe that I had a one-off example of a bad camera, but the DPReview preview of the S100 seems to indicate this problem is much more widespread than that. Get it together, Canon. I have been a fan of your products for many years and have never been this disappointed.
Скроменый эксперт
14.01.2013
2/10
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I've had several digital cameras and this one is so bewildering I don't even know where to begin. The view screen is so cluttered with data that I can barely see an image through it. The 226 page instruction booklet would baffle an engineer. There must be hundreds of variables to this camera. I bought it on the basis of it taking good images in low light, which it does. But so much gets in the way that I can't imagine getting much satisfaction from it. (NOTE: I spent a good two hours with our neighborhood tekkie and he figured out how to make all the extraneous data disappear from the screen. But don't ask me how he did it.)
Скроменый эксперт
23.11.2012
10/10
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This is a sophisticated, pocketable camera. I travel internationally and this is my vade mecum. I never leave home without it. Never. And it's small enough to lend itself to rides in ones pocket which means I will have it when I need it.Pros:Fast lensmulti-function ringmany setting and adjustments (if you want them)smalldurable, metal constructionCons:One-hand grip is not confidence-inspring. The "bumps" on the camera for hand grips could be largerpop-up flash makes it awkward to hold the camera without interfering with it's operationrear thumb wheel could be a little "taller" and the detents more pronouncedI've read many complaints about battery life. I have found the battery life to be on par with other cameras however the discharge curve does drop off dramatically when the battery is near its end.
Скроменый эксперт
26.01.2013
8/10
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camera is great - I like the extra lens ring and the image quality is top-notch. quality of the camera itself is great, the matted black is great and a lot of people have made comments on this.but it is annoying for most people - mainly because of the flash. The flash pops up right where most people put their finger...I don't mind it myself, but when I give it to other people, it is always a hassle. It is annoying have to tell people to put their finger somewhere else, especially when you need flash.Got this for $250, which is fair price, but could not deal with the flash.
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28.01.2012
10/10
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I read the reviews here and else where and it sounds like Canon had a bad run of lenses early on. I haven't seen anything of issue with my camera that was purchased right after the new year. If I do I'll update.Beyond that, what I wanted most was a camera where I could use true manual to control the aperture, exposure time and manually control the focus. Closest I could find before this little beauty was the G series which is in no way a lightweight quick little camera like this. Beyond that the ability to take video was of secondary importance. The ability to use zoom on this one and record in 1080p was really icing on the cake. Finally, the 24mm f/2.0 is fabulous. Oh and with the toggles you can control the f stop easily as well in Manual. The Raw plus jpeg mode is key as well.Frankly for me, the ability to toggle the features and use the front dial to change settings on the fly makes this rig user friendly and highly flexible and adjustable. I was looking for as small as possible with as SLR like ability as possible and I am VERY pleased with this camera.My recommendation.....read the nit picks on the other reviews, if some of the features of the former models are compelling, buy one of them, or buy an S95 for those conditions it does best in. Other than that, make sure you've got a new, new one where they addressed the lens issue, buy a little belt carry case and enjoy the fact that the hardest thing about carrying this camera around is reminding yourself that you've got it with you. In Manual this will do about anything you want in 90-95% of all situations and in P-mode it will do the work for you 75-80% of the time just fine. From my point of view, only reason I'd carry anything else is if I was going to pull out the big gun with the L Lenses. Short of that, this thing is really a dream come true.
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21.04.2012
10/10
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This camera rocks...that said customer support is worthless. Went big with camera buying the largest storage I could for trip to Europe ( two(2) Transcend 32 GB Class 10 SDHC Flash Memory Cards and two(2) extra batteries) So...3K pictures later, I tried to download the pic's to my computer. Every time I followed the directions and every time the camera would indicate "Communications Error". Called the support number (BTW:they don't work weekend) and got the usual: "Did you try another computer?" Yes. "Did you try another cable?" Yes..."We are sorry, but you must send it to a repair facility"Well here is why customer support is worthless. After unloading the pictures via the flash reader on my laptop, I deleted all the pictures on the flash and reinstalled it in the camera. Just for drill, I decided to see if it would work with the USB after deleting all the pictures. BANG! It worked, windows loaded the USB drivers and and it worked like a charm. After a little experimentation, I discovered that the camera communication software stops working somewhere around 1K pictures. Anything more and you get the "Communication Error" message and it doesn't work. So bottom line is the camera is great. Pictures and movies: outstanding. The bad: Without GPS on, very short battery life, with GPS on, very very short battery life (Buy extra batteries $12). Of course, the USB communications doesn't work when you have more than 1K of pictures on a flash drive.Would I buy it again with those limitations? You bet! The Camera Rocks.
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06.03.2013
10/10
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I purchased this Canon PowerShot S100 12.1 MP Digital Camera with 5x Wide-Angle Optical to use when on the occasions when I prefer not to take all my heavier DSLR cameras and gear with me when traveling. This is literally a pocket sized camera that fits nicely in a shirt pocket. But don't let it's size fool you. It is a sophisticated camera that shoots RAW as well as JPEG format and takes very fine pictures. I recommend it highly.
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08.06.2013
10/10
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It is a very good product you can make a fantastisc photos, and is good for the sea with the underwater housing
Скроменый эксперт
24.03.2013
6/10
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This is a good camera, a bit smaller than the SD90 and heavier. Pretty much same settings... but I liked the SD 90 better, which is what I had for years before breaking it. The reviews say that the S100 has a "Sunset setting" but this is not correct. On 'Auto' it will at times but it is not a setting you can choose under scene. So I returned it and bought another SD90.
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18.12.2012
10/10
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I bought this because I heard and saw alot of great pics using it over in POTN,I have had alot by most standards of digital cameras,I had the G12 but thought it was pricey and a step down from the earlier models.This model is really Good when you learn how to use it properly,Its not as simple to use as a simple point and shoot that many cameras are these days.The learning curve is pretty easy though,So takles great pics and video,No viewfinder but its com-pact and the screen is large and bright so no problem there. Also buy some extra batterys,This camera eats them up.If you use the GPS much more so! GPS is very good though.Batterys are cheap in the bay for 3 bucks each.So for 200 its a steal!
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29.01.2012
8/10
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I have two Nikon DSLRs and good glass, so when I need the horsepower I assemble the appropriate combinations. I never expected this camera to rival what those do. What I did wanted was a replacement for my carry around camera (a Canon A620) with upgraded capabilities and a smaller housing (camera phones are improving, but nowhere near what I need as far as full manual controls). I was a bit skeptical about the quality of the images and do notice a different kind of image degrading when I blow up some images than I get with the Nikons, but for the type of shots I will use it for, a non-issue. Yes, the battery runs down faster than others, so I have two. I like the function ring, am now used to the menu locations and can quickly adjust the flash, exposure and ISO for tricky lighting. I am glad they finally got caught up with production. I was undecided about this back in October, had one in my hand and put it down. When I changed my mind and wanted one, I had to wait more than 6 weeks. I need to spend more time with the RAW files; they require a different work flow than my Nikon RAW files, but I don't consider this a draw back. The video capabilities are adequate, but I'm using a different HD video camera when something scheduled turns up. I'd recommend this to anyone that wants a small quality carry around camera with video (hoping the production quality of your copy is good).Update July 4, 2013I have enjoyed this camera, but this morning it gave me a lens error that has apparently been a problem for over a year [I just learned about it]. I'm taking steps to get it repaired, but can't be without a walkaround camera, so I'm ordering the G15. If/When it comes back to me, it will be a serious upgrade for my bride [whom has always complaint about the size of the camera she's carrying].
Скроменый эксперт
08.02.2013
10/10
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I'm not sure I'm qualified to review a camera, but I will say it's hard to take a bad shot with this thing. The menu interface is easy to maneuver, and it isn't difficult to make the camera take whatever kind of shot you're after. The battery life seems about average, but I'm not complaining. Very solid choice for a point & shoot. I suggest reading dpreview for full info, but it's got my vote. I wouldn't advise being careless with it, but it's built pretty well--it has stood up to small drops with no issues yet.
Скроменый эксперт
03.12.2011
6/10
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Плохо
This review is for people who owns a S90 or S95 and is thinking about upgrading to a S100.I owned a S90 since it first debuted and have been very happy with it. Monday I went to a local camera store and compared S95 vs S100 back to back including image quality on ISO 80 at 28mm & here is my impression: S95's image quality is noticeably superior, S100's image looks more washed out. S95's image is more consistent from center to corners but S100's image has 1 or 2 soft corners. At this focal point, S95's lens is brighter so has faster shutter speed. At ISO 800 both camera has pretty equal image quality but with such bright lens and good IS, you rarely shoot above 800 ISO. Unless you need the extra wide angle or slightly longer range I would choose S95 especially for the low price they offer. I do like the S100's better grip. I ended up taking the S95 home. I wanted to give 4 stars to the S100 but since it is 43% higher than the price of the S95 I give it a 3.Went home and compared S95 vs S90 back to back. Almost identical image quality except S95 has cleaner image processing at the darker areas due to an improve jpg processor. I also like the better ergonomics on the S95 and the price was $100 less than what I paid 1.5 year ago. Other notable improvement that was not mentioned in most reviews was there are more settings for Auto ISO: you can choose a slow ISO increase rate vs normal. In Program mode(P), the normal ISO increase rate was at 1/30" shutter speed, but under slow ISO, the threshold is now 1/15" which is very ideal for still or very slow moving objects in low light. This is just what I needed for the older S90 where under auto ISO setting, the camera wants to choose a much higher ISO than necessary thus produces poorer images, but now I just set it at slow auto ISO and let the camera choose the correct ISO. I can also set a upper limit in addition to the auto ISO. Most of the other pros & cons are already covered by someone else so I don't need to go over them any more.
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23.11.2012
10/10
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I love my camera! Low light pictures are awesome! I am not a photographer, but when I bought the camera I wanted the best I could get. After doing a ton of research, I realized this camera would be my best bet. Not only is this camera phenomenol, but the customer service at Canon is wonderful too. If, and I do mean IF, your camera fails they will take care of you. I had a problem with my pop up flash on my S100, and exchanged it for a brand new S100. I have had no trouble with it. None. It is nice to be able to take pictures in low light, unlike other pocket cameras. Please pay no mind to those who have written reviews and don't even have this camera. It is a great product and I have recommended it to my friends. Many of whom have bought one and love theirs.
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02.04.2013
10/10
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I was looking for a smaller point and shoot with manual settings and so far I love it! It has the versatility I was looking for but also has great auto settings. I am a fairly novice photographer so I did have to read the manual to figure out the manual settings but once I figured them out it has been a really great camera.
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02.05.2012
10/10
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I own two Nikon DSLRs and simply wanted a decent pocket sized P&S digital for those moments when lugging extra equipment just isn't appropriate. I received this little gem (w/extra battery) yesterday by way of Amazon/Prime and have been thoroughly entertained by what this camera is capable of. The faster f/2.0 and 24mm wide angle lens are two features that initially attracted me to this camera, both quite impressive. Manual control is a huge plus. I found the customizable Control Ring to be very handy and overall camera adjustments intuitive.The battery life, however, leaves much to be desired, though considering all that this camera can do, it's nice to know the charger (w/flip plug) is very compact and travel worthy. The lack in HDR auto-alignment is a little disappointing, yet I'm sure the AEB set to -2/0/+2 with Photomatix will do just fine. I don't like using flash but 'if' I absolutely need it, I have flash exposure compensation set to -2/3ev to soften the (harsh) effects.FYI, if anyone is as irritated as I am that for the price of this camera, the only reference to the actual 'Camera User Guide' (236 pages!) is a lousy .pdf file on an enclosed CD, then order a printed & bound hardcopy through Manualsink.com for less than $20. Nice for quick cross-referencing and identifying Canon icons. The Menu charts/displays towards the back alone are well worth the price.I'm currently looking into the WP-DC43 underwater housing case for this camera. :)
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26.04.2013
8/10
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It's a quality point and shoot.I purchased this to have an auto point and shoot - not mess with manual settings. It does a great job. the lens popping up under where you put your finger is slightly annoying but not too big a deal.
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