Daniel Bell reviews the featured-packed Canon IXUS 115 HS digital compact camera.

Fantastic image quality; Full HD Movies; Large range of scene modes and filters; Excellent noise performance

Battery life could be longer; Buttons on D-Pad difficult to press with large fingers

This is a very good camera i would suggest to all begginer and every photographer as a great compact and its very good first i was confused abut 220 hs and 115hs but i thougt to give 1500for optics while recording and simmer and even 220 hs has smaller screen so dont be confused and go for 115hs

I think everything ; looks rich; nice screen even in sunlight,dedicated recording button .

no optics while recording

This is my second Ixus, I replaced the first one after an unfortunate dropping incident! This one is even better than the first one which was already a great bit of kit. I am no camera whiz but with this little camera I don't need to be as it does all the work for me, perfect.

I really cannot fault this camera, I have owned many digital camera, usually cheaper brands that are scarcely known. This 12.1 MP camera gives amazingly crystal-clear photographs. I actually own a cheaper brand 12.1 MP camera also, and there really is no comparison in the picture quality!

Crystal clear picture; high quality components; easy to use & brilliant features

None spring to mind

Photo quality is amazing (Like ALL Canon cameras), it has hundreds of settings and features. Definitely the best camera for the price! I suggest an 16GB or higher SD card, because you will not want to put this camera down, so much fun to use!

I don't know much about cameras so I was looking for a compact one that could take quality pictures.

Comes in cool colors

Picture quality is lacking

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Small, compact build; Dedicated low-light mode; Shoots 1080p video

Average image quality and speed; Can't adjust zoom or focus in video mode

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Canon's latest IXUS HS model combines both stylish design with a strong specification, but how does it shape up on the testing bench? Our Canon IXUS 115 HS review finds out...

Excellent design; slim body; good image quality; reasonable price tag

LCD screen not the highest specification; no manual control; missing a few features

Canon's IXUS 115 HS is one of the company's latest models to incorporate its High Sensitivity technology, which debuted in last year's IXUS 300 HS.