Those of you who have read a few of my previous reviews will release that I am somewhat addicted to cameras. I generally buy and sell them on a regular basis, which keeps my gadget addiction ticking over nicely. My latest contraption is the Canon 'Powershot SX110' - the updated version of the SX100, a camera that I previously owned and was impressed with. Fitting into the 'compact' category, the nine Megapixel shooter is a sleek and rather pleasing looking device. It isn't quite as tiny as the really small cameras which can be purchased nowadays (110.6 x 70.4 x 44.7 mm), but it will just about squeeze into a shirt or jeans pocket. The slightly bulky size can ...  Read the complete review

Having owned numerous digital cameras in the past I have returned to my faithful old SX110 once more. I am a great fan of Bridge type cameras, I never trust myself to handle something as expensive or technical as a DSLR but don't want something so flimsy that it feels like a child's toy! Th SX110 is perfectly sized in my mind to be a real handful but iwth intelligent shaping and rounding leaving it fit easily and comfortably in the hand and is designed well ensuring easy access to the controls that you will need. The 9 mega pixel sensor may sound rather crude in terms of today's megapixel mosters but the lens quality is very good and the pictures produced are ...  Read the complete review

I bought this camera when it became apparent that the camera on my phone wouldn't cut it for family pictures any more. I needed something with better zoom, that could take clear pictures but no too advanced. I am an absolute beginner when it comes to photography and have no idea what all the different terms mean, so I didn't want a camera with bells and whistles I wouldn't use. This camera is perfect for my needs. First off, I wouldn't class this as the most compact of cameras - it's a bit too big and bulky to fit into my pockets easily - maybe that's only an issue for women though. It does however, feel light to hold and it well made, with a sturdy plastic ...  Read the complete review

The main reason for buying this was the x10 zoom, it was one of the strongest zooms for the price at the time (about 5 years ago!) and means I can take closer pictures without moving myself. I can't say it's intuitive to use, I can normally work stuff out for myself, but with this camera I frequently had to refer to the manual, even to work out simple stuff like deleting all pictures. But that is because it's more complicated than a normal point and shoot. I understand that this is a bridge camera, a step above a point'n'shoot, but below a DSLR, so it's great if you want to get better at photography as it's a learning camera, and you can do stuff ...  Read the complete review

Canon Powershot SX110 IS I bought this camera about four months ago as the older one which I had was dated and not at all easy to use. The first thing that I noticed when looking for a camera was the size. I wanted one which I would be able to use on nights out, but would fit in to my handbag. This camera was perfect for both the size and quality which I was looking for. The quality of the pictures is excellent. I have often taken my camera out at night and end up having awful pictures because of the lighting in places. I have not had this problem at all, in fact its the best camera I have owned . Its a reliable product which I use again and again. I would ...  Read the complete review