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Like pretty much every other Digital ELPH preceding it, Canon’s flagship SD1100 IS garnered nothing but the utmost praise in a recent Imaging-Resource review. Okay, so possibly critics did kvetch about slight noise at ISO 800, a somewhat confusing interface, and a not-particularly-useful digital zoom, but that point-and-shoot managed to get it right in the areas that matter most. Build quality and design were both smiled upon, the image stabilization performed as advertised and the image quality was deemed

“excellent.” Of note, they did find very minor chromatic aberration in the wide angle shots, but considering the size of that shooter, results were seen as great. Overall, it looks like Canon has produced yet another winner in the pocket-friendly camera branch, but feel free to take a gander at the in-depth review waiting in the read link below.

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Original post by Darren Murph