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

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Easy To Use; Fast/accurate auto-focus; Good Image Quality; Good Image Stabilization; Good in Low Light; Large Clear LCD; Nice Body Color; Short Lag Time; Small / Compact

Canon's Elph line has long been known for packing good image quality into tiny packages, and the latest version, the 12.1-megapixel Canon PowerShot Elph 100 HS ($199.99 list) continues the trend.

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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Slim and stylish body available in 5 colors: Blue; Orange; Pink; Silver; Gray; Mostly metal construction; Captures pleasing 12-megapixel images; Robust shooting performance; Offers a plethora of easy to use exposure options for both stills and video; Unmatched high ISO performance from a camera of...

Flash is quite weak (which is to be expected from a camera this small; The standard burst mode didn't live up to Canon's claim of 3.4fps; Optical zoom can not be used while recording a video

Canon IXUS 115 HS: Overview 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. Rather than simply increasing the available sensitivity range - which often just results in nosier images - the technology...

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.