Testseek.com have collected 43 expert reviews of the Canon PowerShot ELPH 100 HS / IXUS 115 HS and the average rating is 76%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Canon PowerShot ELPH 100 HS / IXUS 115 HS.
May 2011
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The editors liked
Good photo quality
With slightly better low light performance than CCDbased predecessor
Compact
Stylish metal body
Comes in five colors
Optical image stabilization
3inch LCD has average outdoor
Very good low light visibility
Smart Auto mode picks one of 32 scene modes for you
Tons of fun features
Including special effects and slomo movie mode
Redeye not a problem
Cool face
Smile
And
Small and smooth design makes it very pocketable
Multiple colors available
Plenty of optional modes if you want them
4x wide-angle zoom with optical image stabilization
Smart Auto makes Scene settings choices for you
Good 3-inch LCD
Well-placed c...
8x zoom lens. Compact. Inexpensive. Sharp images.
Small
Compact build
Dedicated low-light mode
Shoots 1080p video
Super-slim stylish compact design
1080p24 HD movie mode
Scene mode movies and super slo-mo
Excellent image quality.
Excellent design
Slim body
Good image quality
Reasonable price tag
The editors didn't like
Images are slightly noisy at low ISOs
Some highlight clipping and purple fringing at times
Movie mode issues
Optical zoom cannot be used
Sound is monaural
And 24 fps frame rate isn't great for capturing fastmoving subjects
Full resolution burst mode didn't perform at advertised speeds (low resolution highspeed mode was just the opposite
Though)
Flash is on the weak side
Flush controls ma
Buttons may be too small for those with large hands
Color shift in yellows makes some colors seem muted
Some noticeable chromatic aberration at wide-angle
Slightly lower-than-average battery life
High-speed burst wasn't quite as fast as advertised ...
Slow performance. Noisy images at moderate ISO settings. Low-res LCD. Video limited to 720p
By Kyle Schurman Bare-bones, basic cameras are getting tougher and tougher to find. It seems like this year's models all have some sort of advanced feature, whether it's a built-in Wi-Fi capability, a large zoom lens, a touch screen LCD ... or all thre...
Super-slim stylish compact design, 1080p24 HD movie mode, Scene mode movies and super slo-mo, Excellent image quality.
Lengthy linear exposure mode menu, Average continuous shooting speeds, No optical zoom in video modes, Mono mic.
see how it compares to the next two models in the Canon ELPH / IXUS range. Compared to Canon ELPH 300 HS / IXUS 220 HS The ELPH 300 HS / IXUS 220 is the next model up from the ELPH 100 HS / IXUS 115 HS in the range. It has a smaller 2...
Small and smooth design makes it very pocketable, Multiple colors available, Plenty of optional modes if you want them, 4x wide-angle zoom with optical image stabilization, Smart Auto makes Scene settings choices for you, Good 3-inch LCD, Well-placed c...
Buttons may be too small for those with large hands, Color shift in yellows makes some colors seem muted, Some noticeable chromatic aberration at wide-angle, Slightly lower-than-average battery life, High-speed burst wasn't quite as fast as advertised ...
Canon's PowerShot ELPH models are generally easy to recommend; that's true with the Canon 100 HS. It's the year's easiest pick as a bargain all-around camera, with good looks and good image quality. We appreciated the Canon 100 HS's small, pocketable s...
Point-and-shoots tend to concern themselves with extra features to stand out from the dozens of choices. Touchscreens, long zoom-ranges, share buttons, and special effects are all well and dandy, but the Canon PowerShot ELPH 100 HS (MSRP $199) succeed...
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Good photo quality, with slightly better low light performance than CCDbased predecessor, Compact, stylish metal body, comes in five colors, Optical image stabilization, 3inch LCD has average outdoor, very good low light visibility, Smart Auto mode picks one of 32 scene modes for you, Tons of fun features, including special effects and slomo movie mode, Redeye not a problem, Cool face, smile, and
Images are slightly noisy at low ISOs, Some highlight clipping and purple fringing at times, Movie mode issues: optical zoom cannot be used, sound is monaural, and 24 fps frame rate isn't great for capturing fastmoving subjects, Full resolution burst mode didn't perform at advertised speeds (low resolution highspeed mode was just the opposite, though), Flash is on the weak side, Flush controls ma
The entry level Canon ELPH models have always been favorites of mine, and the new PowerShot ELPH 100 HS continues that tradition. While it doesn't do anything radical (unless you count the switch from CCD to CMOS), the ELPH offers a solid design, plen...
Excellent design, slim body, good image quality, reasonable price tag
LCD screen not the highest specification, no manual control, missing a few features
Whenever a new IXUS camera arrives, it does so with a certain weight of expectation behind it. The IXUS 115 HS, with its full specification, HS technology and reasonable-for-an-IXUS price tag, certainly has as much of this weight as any. However, the ...
There's not a great deal here that we haven't already witnessed on the Canon IXUS 220 HS, and apart from a bigger screen and a lower price tag for this IXUS 115 HS, the two cameras are pretty much two tempting peas in the same tight pod. So, if gettin...
