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If you know the Canon UI, the SX100 is simply a wonderful refinement of it. Setting anything is almost completely intuitive. now if you do have big hands, the scroll wheel may be a problem, but that's about the only flaw that I could see - and for me, that wasn't even an issue
The downsides would be that there isn't RAW processing - but for a cheap camera, this isn't unexpected. The video doesn't let you zoom as its shooting - for that you'd need the S5, the wide end isn't all that wide, and higher iso isn't all that great (but better than other point and shoots (if you want quality here, you are looking at dSLRs) - and really those are the main downsides - all trade-offs I was willing to make.
At the end of the day, if the iso is less than 200, you'll get great photos. IS makes it easier to take tele photo images that aren't blurred due to camera shake - and it works well. If you are looking for a cheap, good, light point and shoot this may be the one.

My major concern was the batteries: how many should I carry? I started with two Energizer Li batteries, which I get cheaply in bulk at the Sam's Club. After a week of vacation and more than 300 shots on highest resolution/largest size, many taken with flash, I still didn't need to change batteries! This leaves my Canon rechargable battery pack unused and unopened.
"Facial recognition" works great if faces are big enough and subjects are directly facing camera. I use it to see whether anyone's eyes are closed on the picture - it's much faster than usual scrolling and zooming.
Macro mode works great - so much better than in smaller Cannon cameras!
Image stabilization: I did not notice much effect of it, especially with higher zoom, but I didn't test it specifically.
To me, this camera is a great transition from the credit card-sized point-and-shoot-and-email-it cameras to something different, which might eventually help me to make prints worth hanging on the wall.

I like the large 2.5 LCD display which makes composing and viewing results so much more enjoyable. The video quality is amazing, yes even for indoor shows. I also like the zoom control position conveniently right next to the shutter but it could be more accurate. I think the amazing attractive price point makes it truly a compelling buy. The only aspect that I don't like is the part that everyone else has pointed out, that is, the memory card is in the battery compartment now. That is just a warp design, so I have to resort to transfering pictures using the provided USB cable instead of taking out the memory card. Canon deserves to get ding on that point, but it's not too burdensome to use the cable instead.
Overall, I am very happy with the camera and will definitely recommend it.

I'm a professional photographer who has a fondness for point and shoot camera's to hack around with. I'm amazed at the features of this camera for only $220 INCLUDING SHIPPING. I've purchased five point and shoots and so far, this one is the best of the bunch. I still like my A95 because of the swivel, adjustable lcd monitor.
The image quality of the SX100 is more that adequate for the price range. The Image Stablization works very well, just as advertized. Very intuitive features and layout, especially if you're accustomed to point and shoots, and especially with Canon's.
I even turned on the digital zoom and got some very nice 40x images, considering the price of the camera. I am not a fan of digital zooms but this is again, more than adequate, if you need it in a pinch.




POSITIVES: Love the zoom, works well. Picture quality is excellent.
NEGATIVES: This camera is HEAVY! and it's big; while it fits in my pocket like my other one, it's not very comfortable. Buy a case & put it on your belt. It's also very complicated, and I know I'm not using it to max potential. I've just found a setting that works, and I'm ignoring the other 10-12 dial options; I just want to take pictures! It's also a heck of a lot faster than my last camera, so I'm relearning timing on motion shots (jumping horses).
OVERALL: Heck of a nice camera, probably more than I need but well worth the price. Wish somebody made a nice, simple, no frills 10x or higher camera; I'm sure I paid for a zillion things I'm not using and don't need.



The picture quality is excellent. The controls are very intuitive and easy to use. The menus are also easy to use. I love the aperture priority, shutter priority and manual control features of this camera. These give you a lot of creative control in such a compact machine. The 10X zoom lens and optical stabilization really makes this camera an excellent purchase.
Ergonomics and build quality are also very good. The hand grip on the camera is a little slippery, but the camera is very easy to shoot using one hand.
The only major negative comment I have regarding the PowerShot SX100 are the slow flash recycle times. This could be a problem for anyone who takes a lot of flash shots.


Hope this helps you gather information!

The last couple of cameras we had were just basic point and shoot,and I wanted a camera that had more features and optical zoom.
Ended up going with the canon, I've had it for about a month now, and haven't had any problems with it so far.
The batteries that came with it were regular alkaline and didn't last long at all. Rechargeable batteries last longer,and you can use them over and over. I found it's best to take an extra set along if you plan to go anywhere.
The Memory card that comes with it holds anywhere from 3 to 52 pictures depending on the number of recording pixels. Taking video seems to use a lot of space up. So it could use a bigger memory card than the one that it comes with, but I haven't found it necessary.
The zoom seems to be good, but this is my first camera with this much zoom and settings. It does get more grainy/blurry once you get into the digital zoom (past 10x optical.)
Occasionally it hasn't done the best in low light, but is usually fixed by raising the flash or changing the settings. Some of the best photos I've taken are in the manual setting.
I've also used it to get photos of backyard birds and it sure beats the point and shooters I've used even with binoculars hooked to them.
Overall its a great camera.


The downside is that what other folks have said about it going through batteries is VERY accurate, especially when using the flash quite a bit. And for some reason, it goes through rechargeables about 4 times as fast as standard ni-cads. For an environmental person who wants to use rechargeables as much as possible, this is a difficult thing. Basically it has forced me to pick up another set of AA rechargeables, along with keeping an emergency pair of standard non-rechargeable in the bag.
I did not get the full kit, as we already had a camera bag and a tripod. I do recommend the screen cover.

First the good things:
The few pictures that I took looked great and the zoom was wonderful. IS worked like a charm even after I shook the camera on purpose to TRY and create a blurry picture, but couldn't!
Now the reasons I returned it:
I hated the "wheel" on the back of the camera. While trying to spin it I would always end up clicking it and end-up somewhere else, total design flaw!
I hated the feel of it. It felt like cheap plastic and did not feel sturdy in my hands. Always felt like it was slipping out!
But the reason I returned it was because of the battery life, or lack there of. I used the batteries that came with it all of about 45 minutes. I then replaced them with re-chargable ones that came with the "accessory pack" ,that I bought from Amazon, and got about 5-6 minutes with those. Put the other set in and only got 2-3 minutes with those! Went and bought a brand new pair of lithium AA's and only got 20-25 minutes with those.
WHAT GOOD IS A CAMERA IF YOU CAN'T TAKE PICTURES!!!
Unacceptable. I returned to Amazon awaiting my refund!
Bottom Line: This camera felt cheap and not sturdy in my hands. Battery life was a joke and not acceptable.





The zoom still makes my jaw drop with how clear it is and how precise. Being bought solely for a music festival in May, I'm confident it's quality of pictures will be equal to or maybe even better than the press pictures from the very front of the enormous crowd. Pictures come out beautiful and crisp, and it really can make a professional photographer out of anyone- even if its your first time picking up a camera. Yes, its a little pricey, but well worth it. I highly recommend it.
Other people might complain about the battery life, but its really not as bad as it sounds- just lower the settings on all you can (and make the resolution slightly smaller unless you want to print these photos into a poster or something) and you'll be fine for awhile.


