PaulRivers

Yeah, but phones still do a fairly terrible job in indoor lighting. If you hold the camera still, and no one moves at all, you can get a shot, but if you just want to pull out the camera and take a...

I own both the fz200 and also the Canon s100, and he is just feeding you salesman b.s. The s100 is definitely a little sharper, better with highlights (though it's not amazing, the fz200 is even...

You know they've solved this problem on smartphones with touch lcd screens right? I do not know if they've applied the same tech to the s110 or whether it's still a fingerprint magnet - but it is...

You'd have to post some examples... Regarding the distortion, there's 2 common reasons that happens - 1. You're shooting raw and using a 3rd party raw converter that doesn't automatically correct...

As mentioned by other posters, there's 2 ways to kinda do it - 1. You can save a specific zoom position to the "C" mode on the dial (Menu->Save Settings). The camera will always start up zoomed to...

Unfortunately, I sounds to me like there's something physically wrong with the camera (like the other guy said)...

It's looked like they're actually *finally* doing that since the g15 came out...

Well, first, if you wanted a direct upgrade the Sony rx100 is the current low light compact at a similar size. It's a little bit thicker than the s95, and thinner than the g15 - and definitely the...

Seriously, 1. "everything except for size" is like handing someone a giant cell phone and saying "this is better than your cell phone, in everything but size! Size is a *huge* difference,...

This is one of many reasons why I carry an s100 which fits in my jeans pocket - no worries about that happening. :-) (And no worries about accidentally leaving it on the front seat and it getting...

No. You can use a lens for a larger sensor on a camera with a smaller sensor. For example, you can use a full frame lens on a "crop" dslr. But you cannot do it the other way, because the lens isn't...

Unfortunately, I don't know...

Yeah, I think the same thing - a bunch of useless camera and swipe tricks I'll never use, but no control over the shutter speed - which I would actually use a fair amount. *sigh*

If you want a phone that's big enough that you never forget you're carrying your phone, and want to call that "build quality", there's plenty of options out there for you.

**Most** people want a...

The g15 is the first Canon compact to actually have a reputation for decent autofocus speed. Don't buy a g12 or anything before it (including the s100 unfortunately) as their speed's are relatively...

> seen sample photos, but from personal experience how does it handle in-low light, and extremely low-light situations?Amazing for a camera it's size, though not as good as a dlsr with a prime...

Based on your criteria, I think the s110 is a good choice.It just really depends on which kind of pictures you'll be taking - the s110's biggest advantage is for low light, and a little more detail...

ditto

I agree about the restrictions in Europe, then there's the 4gb file size limit for fat32, and I agree that there doesn't seem to be a way to get around it (does CHDK even get around it?).I don't...

I've also used Recuva, and it worked well for me. A lot better than whatever it was I tried using before it (I just don't remember what it was called).