ok, it's not the latest gear, but I've fried a lot of cameras and i get what i need in a small portable package at a price i can deal with, it is not for action shots, my heavy 4k camera gear sits at home

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

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!

My Canon PowerShot ELPH 100 HS review showcases a small, fun camera from Canon. The ELPH 100 HS has some minor annoyances in its photography modes, but it offers some colorful options, and it will be enjoyable to use for beginning photographers.

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.

Looking for an uncomplicated snapshot camera that will slide easily into a top pocket to be carried around at all times and whipped out when that random photo opportunity presents itself?

Good value given the build; feature and performance; large LCD screen; better than expected noise-free results at higher light sensitivity settings

Nothing much in the way of manual control; lack of any handgrip at all; familiar budget digicam bugbears such as pixel fringing

Canon is known for its high-cost entry-level compacts, but with the 115 HS you have a great deal to get creative with and its results justify the asking price

This camera has excellent quality photos and videos. It's pocket size and therefore not a hassle to carry. The optical zoom is a bit moderate and doesn't work during video recording (only digital zoom); you have to optical-zoom before starting to shoot the video.

Excellent quality

Hight Price

My Canon PowerShot ELPH 100 review shows a camera that offers a lot of features that are fun to use. The colorful camera has quite a few nice options for a sub-$200 camera , including several fun special effects.

Should style matter equally to one's photography as substance, then perhaps one should closely investigate the Canon IXUS series of compact cameras. Thanks to the long line of lascivious models that have come before it, the IXUS 115 HS inherits a very good-looking body that belies its inexpensive...

Compact, lightweight and stylish; Comes with 1080p HD video; Well priced

Autofocus struggles in low light; Some images can be soft; Slow performance