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Canon PowerShot ELPH 110 HS

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Summary: A 16-megapixel camera from Canon with a 3-inch LCD, 5x optical zoom, and an image stabilizer.

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Type: Subcompact digital cameras

About - Canon PowerShot ELPH 110 HS
The ELPH 110 HS is a 16-megapixel camera with 5x optical zoom and has a 35mm-equivalent focal length range of 24mm-120mm. It has a 3-inch LCD (461,000 pixels). Because of its small size, we consider this model a subcompact. The ELPH 110 HS stores photos and video on SD/SDHC/SDXC memory cards but has no on-board storage. It captures images as JPG files at a top resolution of 4608 x 3456 and full HD-resolution video as .MOV files at a top resolution of 1920 x 1080. Like most digital cameras, this model comes with a proprietary rechargeable battery. The image stabilization system for this camera is optical. The ELPH 110 HS measures 3.7 inches wide by 2.4 inches high by 0.8 inches deep, and weighs 5 ounces (with battery, memory card, and strap).

About - Canon PowerShot ELPH 110 HS

The ELPH 110 HS is a 16-megapixel camera with 5x optical zoom and has a 35mm-equivalent focal length range of 24mm-120mm. It has a 3-inch LCD (461,000 pixels).

Because of its small size, we consider this model a subcompact.

The ELPH 110 HS stores photos and video on SD/SDHC/SDXC memory cards but has no on-board storage. It captures images as JPG files at a top resolution of 4608 x 3456 and full HD-resolution video as .MOV files at a top resolution of 1920 x 1080.

Like most digital cameras, this model comes with a proprietary rechargeable battery.

The image stabilization system for this camera is optical.

The ELPH 110 HS measures 3.7 inches wide by 2.4 inches high by 0.8 inches deep, and weighs 5 ounces (with battery, memory card, and strap).

About This Brand
Canon is the market leader in point-and-shoots, with an extensive line of models, which are known as PowerShots. Its budget line, the A series, is made up of compacts and subcompacts. Canon's subcompacts are known as SD ELPHs. Its SX-series are mostly super zooms and come in various sizes and include smaller or larger feature sets. Canon has the D-series compact, which it claims are waterproof and shockproof. Its high-end series, the S and G lines, include special modes and manual features, such as the ability to shoot RAW files and to focus manually. The EOS Rebel series helped to define budget SLRs. Other SLRs include a host of pro and more-advanced consumer models, including models that have very large, full-frame sensors. Canon also offers a wider selection of lenses than most brands.
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About This Brand

Canon is the market leader in point-and-shoots, with an extensive line of models, which are known as PowerShots. Its budget line, the A series, is made up of compacts and subcompacts. Canon's subcompacts are known as SD ELPHs. Its SX-series are mostly super zooms and come in various sizes and include smaller or larger feature sets. Canon has the D-series compact, which it claims are waterproof and shockproof. Its high-end series, the S and G lines, include special modes and manual features, such as the ability to shoot RAW files and to focus manually. The EOS Rebel series helped to define budget SLRs. Other SLRs include a host of pro and more-advanced consumer models, including models that have very large, full-frame sensors. Canon also offers a wider selection of lenses than most brands.

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Features & Specs - Canon PowerShot ELPH 110 HS
Viewfinder Found on virtually all models, this optical device allows you to look through an eyepiece to frame the subject before taking a picture. Not to be confused with the LCD image display found on the back of the camera, which is mainly to view photos you've already taken. Viewfinder	No
Manual controls Some cameras allow the user to set the aperture (f-stop), shutter speed, or (usually) both. This feature is used to override the automatic exposure settings when more control is needed. During a sporting event for example, you may want to use a high shutter speed to freeze the action. Or, you may want to use a low shutter speed to blur moving objects (like a waterfall) while keeping stationary objects sharp. Using shallow depths of field can be used to blur the background of photos while keeping the foreground in focus. Typically up/down arrow keys are used to change settings displayed on the LCD or in the viewfinder. These controls are not as easy to use as on conventional film cameras. Manual controls	No
Optical zoom Optical zoom is the maximum magnifcation of the lens. Optical zoom	5
LCD size (in.) Digital cameras have a small liquid-crystal display (LCD) screen on the back so you can see the images and decide which to keep. You can also use the LCD to help frame photos, but that's a sure way to run down the battery in a hurry. Most LCD screens are too dim for viewing clearly in sunlight. Many cameras also use the screen for displaying menus and camera settings. It is desirable to have both an LCD display and a viewfinder with an eyepiece. LCD size (in.)	3
Touch screen Touch screen indicates touch capability on the LCD. Touch screen	No
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General Information
Manufacturer	Canon, Inc
Manufacturer Website Address	www.usa.canon.com
Product Line	PowerShot
Product Series	ELPH
Product Model	110 HS
Product Name	PowerShot ELPH 110 HS Compact Camera
Product Type	Compact Camera

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By Love OnLine Shopping

from Fort Worth, TX

(26 of 30 customers found this review helpful)

5.0

Best Camera In the World!!!

6/9/2012

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I purchased this camera for my daughter. She is NO expert at taking pictures, but wanted one for taking pictures of the kids. This camera is fantastic for the every-day type shots.

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More than six months

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Yes, I would recommend this to a friend.

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