For photographers who like to take control over their cameras the S100 provides a near DSLR-like level of manual control in an easily pocketable 'take-anywhere' camera.
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Silver Award
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72%
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Someone looking for a good amount of manual control and raw shooting capability in a small, fast pocket camera.
Anything that requires a greater telephoto reach such as sports or wildlife.
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Canon PowerShot S100 Review
By: Shawn Barnett, Stephanie Boozer, and Zig WeidelichPosted: 02/23/2012, Imaging Resource
(Feb 23, 2012)
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DCRP Review: Canon PowerShot S100
By: Jeff Keller, Digital Camera Resource Page
(Dec 2, 2011)
The PowerShot S100 is a well-designed camera whose best attribute is its image quality. It obviously can't compete with a digital SLR or mirrorless camera, but it is way better than your typical compact camera. Add in the enthusiast features, special effects, and scene modes, and it's a camera that's well worth considering. The only folks I might sway toward other cameras would be those for... |
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Canon PowerShot S100 review
By: Mike Lowe, What Digital Camera
(Oct 27, 2011)
Canon's PowerShot S100 may not look all too different from its S95 predecessor, but plenty has changed for the better. The latest model is small yet powerful: its body feels robust and the wide-angle 24-120mm f/2.0-5.9 lens is impressive from a camera of such a size. |
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Canon PowerShot S100 review
By: Cameralabs
Canon's PowerShot S100 builds upon its predecessor to become one of the best pocket cameras for demanding enthusiasts. It keeps the full manual control, RAW files, bright f2.0 lens (at wide angle), detailed 3in screen and genuinely pocketable body, but broadens the zoom range to 5x, upgrades the movie mode to 1080p with zooming and continuous AF not to mention slow motion and miniature... |
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