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The SD output offers both NTSC and PAL operating modes. The HDMI connection supports the Consumer Electronics Control standard, letting you switch between photos and control some playback features from your TV remote. Here, you have two choices: both a Mini-HDMI (Type C) connection for high-definition displays, and a standard-definition composite video output including audio via the combined USB/AV port. Connectivity options include both a USB 2.0 High Speed data connection, and the ability to output video to a TV or other display.

Speaking of output, the Canon S110 allows for RAW+JPEG shooting just like its predecessor.Д¬onnectivity. The Canon S110 also comes with built-in stereo microphones, optical zoom while recording, and playback on a bigger screen via HDMI output.

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Also, both cameras uses Canon's Intelligent IS system for limiting shake and reducing blur from action and poorly lit scenes, with one of six stabilization modes deployed depending on the shooting conditions.ДЇull HD video remains a strong point of the S-series, with 1080p recordable at 24 frames per second, and 720p at 30 fps. Meanwhile, the Canon S110's lens seems to be the same as the S100: a 5x optical zoom with 24-120mm equivalent range at apertures of f/2.0-5.9.

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Indeed, the ISO range now extends from 80 to 12,800 (compared to the max ISO 6,400 of the S100), which ostensibly adds some low-light flexibility. However, Canon describes the sensor as newly designed with greater sensitivity. 1/1.7-inch CMOS sensor and DIGIC 5 processor, much the same on-the-surface specs as the S100. Initial list pricing was set at approximately US$450, an increase of US$20 over that of its predecessor, but Canon has since reduced the S110's MSRP to US$399.99, US$30 less than the S100. Two body colors are available: either black, or white. The Canon PowerShot S110 became available in the US market from October 2012. Sub-par battery life Performance is still spotty Lens defects at wide angle Geotagging is reliant on smartphone No remote shooting support. ProsД«right lens Good image quality Compact body Feature-set caters to experienced photographers Works hand-in-hand with your smartphone. In other respects, its very similar to its well-received predecessor, the S100. In a case of give and take, the Canon S110 forgoes its predecessor's in-camera geotagging capability in favor of a phone-like touchscreen interface and built-in Wi-Fi wireless networking connectivity.

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