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Canon has always boasted about its portfolio of ultra-compact digital cameras and tasted significant success with the SD series of the Elph models. In 2007, Canon created a niche for itself with the modest-looking but very competent PowerShot SD1000. The new Canon PowerShot SD1100 is a serious upgrade on this outperformer and it is one of the most sought after compact cameras in the market today. To a certain extent, the minimalist look has been compromised but, it still isn’t extravagant in any way. The tweaked presentation is a bit thicker and has pronounced rounded edges along with curved notches, which gives it sportier looking.

The body is made from a metal alloy that is sturdy enough to withstand an era of neglect. The SD1100 incorporates Canon’s patented technology — iSAPS, i.e. Intelligent Scene Analysis. It has the ability to match the subject facing the lens with its own database of various ‘scenes’ and compare details like white balance, distance, lighting, contrast and colour hues to create the best possible level of exposure. It makes automatic shooting a lot simpler without confusing its user with too many options. Instead, the PowerShot SD1100 aids the entire process by offering many preset modes. Its face detection capability has negligible comparison in the market, as it goes beyond just tuning the focus or exposure. On offer is face detection with flash output (automatic) and white balance tuning to ensure that the skin tones get detailed a lot better. Another useful feature is Motion Detection and you have the option of setting your camera in ISO (auto) mode, which enables faster clicking with increased shutter speed.

Convenience is personified in the Canon SD1100 and you can view captured images with the Slider switch, which is handy in switching between shooting and review modes. It is perfectly located right under the spot where the right thumb would grip the camera. The most notable addition is the optical image stabilization and the new resolution that has been raised to 8 Megapixels. It can record video clips (4GB) and provides 60 seconds of fast-frame rate. You can edit the entire movie within the camera itself! It offers Playback/Preview modes and voice-notation for adding sound to the still images.

Conclusion: the PowerShot SD1100 is a diminutive digicam suited particularly for those who have been searching for a feature-rich camera that delivers heavy-duty performance and can literally slide into a pocket.

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