Summary: In a case of give and take, the Canon S110 forgoes its predecessor's in-camera geotagging capability in favor of a phone-like touchscreen interface and built-in Wi-Fi
Pros: Compact body easily slips in a pocket, Customizable twin control dial interface, Relatively fast lens at wide angle, great for low-light shooting, Good color and excel...
Cons: High barrel distortion at wide angle, Soft corners, Very high chromatic aberration at wide angle in raw files, Slight reduction in print quality, Sluggish mode switchi...
Conclusion: It’s a given that you’ll get better performance from a camera with a larger sensor, but more convenience out of a smart phone. So, where does the S110 fit in?
Pros: Great photo quality and performance, even in low light, Faster autofocusing than predecessors, Easy to use, yet has plenty of user-adjustable options
Cons: Wi-Fi not the easiest to use, somewhat half-baked, Slow continuous shooting
Summary: The PowerShot S110 makes a number of improvements and alterations to what was already a very popular and well-liked model but, crucially, nothing Canon has done
Pros: Smaller than other high-end compacts., 3 inch 461k dot touch-screen., Wi-fi network and smartphone connectivity., 5x 24-120mm zoom.
Cons: Poor battery life., Lacks movie PASM modes., No built-in GPS., Lacklustre continuous shooting.
Excerpt: Editor's Note: During 2001, Canon released the Canon PowerShot S110 Digital ELPH camera. The 2012 model of the Canon PowerShot S110 is the follow-up model to 2011's Canon...
Conclusion: The compact, sharp-shooting Canon PowerShot S110 is very similar to its Editors' Choice-winning predecessor, but it's no longer the class leader.
Pros: Sharp lens. Good quality at high ISOs. Speedy performance. Integrated Wi-Fi. Raw shooting support.
Cons: Expensive. No GPS. Lacks hot shoe or EVF option. 1080p video limited to 24fps. Wireless setup can be difficult.
Conclusion: Yes there are a few drawbacks to this camera, and no it's not a major upgrade over the Canon S100, but the new features that the Canon S110 does pioneer definitely add to
Excerpt: The new Canon PowerShot S110 is outwardly very similar to the S100 model that it replaces, so a lot of the comments that we made in that review apply equally to the S110.
Summary: The Canon PowerShot S110 is a really versatile, very small camera that would be a great carry-anywhere option for the more ambitious photographer and anyone looking for a
Pros: Wide maximum aperture, Built-in Wi-Fi, Raw shooting, Plenty of manual controls, Very small
Cons: Wind noise on movies, Undercut by competitors