 Hey guys, it's David with The Verge. I'm here with the Canon PowerShot S100. That's the upgrade to the S90 and the S95, two pocket cameras that have been out for a couple of years now but are still some of the best point and shoot cameras you can buy. It's about the same as the S90 and the S95. It has a little bit better finish and removed some buttons and moved others around, but pretty much it's the same. It did add a nice little grip bar on the front, which makes it easier to hold the camera. It's also got a wider lens. Now it goes out to 24mm instead of 28, which makes it easier to get a lot in the photo. Again it's got a longer zoom. It goes from the S95's 3.8x to a 5x zoom so you can get wider and closer. It also has a GPS, which is cool. You can geotag your photos and then in an app like iPhoto or Picasa actually see a map of where you were when you shot all of your photos. There's a dedicated video button, so any mode you're in or any menu, wherever you are, you just hit one button and you can start recording video. You can shoot at 1080p but you can only shoot it at 24 frames per second. The S100 can now do 720p at 30 frames per second. The camera's also just much faster. It has a new processor so everything it does is just a little bit faster whether you're flipping through photos or taking a bunch at a time. It just handles everything quicker. Generally though it's pretty much the same camera. It's got that same great ring around the front that you can use to change aperture or zoom in and out. It's got the same flash, which looks kind of cheap and small but it's actually really bright and works pretty well. It has a lot of manual controls. There's dials and modes and buttons everywhere, which is great for a pocket camera and is really rare. It also, like the S95 and the S90, just takes really good pictures. Whether you're in low light or great light, it doesn't matter. It has a pretty big sensor and it has an f2.0 lens, which works really, really well to take good pictures especially when you're not in great lighting. Canon also swapped out the S95 sensor for one with 12.1 megapixels instead of 10 but unfortunately the trade-off there is it doesn't do quite as well in low light. It still does well but not quite as well as the S95, which is the best point-and-shoot camera we've used in bad lighting. It also tends to oversaturate colors in photos so sky blue looks a little bluer than it actually should. Overall, the S100 is a really great camera but unfortunately the S95 still takes slightly better pictures. The S100 has a longer zoom, it has GPS, it has better video since it shoots 1080p but for pure still images the S95 is still the best point-and-shoot we've ever seen. And you can find it for a little bit cheaper. It's $399 right now on sale but that's likely to go down now that the 429 S100 is on the market that it does.
 Hey guys, it's David with The Verge.
 I'm here with the Canon PowerShot S100.
 That's the upgrade to the S90 and the S95, two pocket cameras that have been out for
 a couple of years now but are still some of the best point and shoot cameras you can buy.
 It's about the same as the S90 and the S95.
 It has a little bit better finish and removed some buttons and moved others around, but
 pretty much it's the same.
 It did add a nice little grip bar on the front, which makes it easier to hold the camera.
 It's also got a wider lens.
 Now it goes out to 24mm instead of 28, which makes it easier to get a lot in the photo.
 Again it's got a longer zoom.
 It goes from the S95's 3.8x to a 5x zoom so you can get wider and closer.
 It also has a GPS, which is cool.
 You can geotag your photos and then in an app like iPhoto or Picasa actually see a map
 of where you were when you shot all of your photos.
 There's a dedicated video button, so any mode you're in or any menu, wherever you are, you
 just hit one button and you can start recording video.
 You can shoot at 1080p but you can only shoot it at 24 frames per second.
 The S100 can now do 720p at 30 frames per second.
 The camera's also just much faster.
 It has a new processor so everything it does is just a little bit faster whether you're
 flipping through photos or taking a bunch at a time.
 It just handles everything quicker.
 Generally though it's pretty much the same camera.
 It's got that same great ring around the front that you can use to change aperture or zoom
 in and out.
 It's got the same flash, which looks kind of cheap and small but it's actually really
 bright and works pretty well.
 It has a lot of manual controls.
 There's dials and modes and buttons everywhere, which is great for a pocket camera and is
 really rare.
 It also, like the S95 and the S90, just takes really good pictures.
 Whether you're in low light or great light, it doesn't matter.
 It has a pretty big sensor and it has an f2.0 lens, which works really, really well to take
 good pictures especially when you're not in great lighting.
 Canon also swapped out the S95 sensor for one with 12.1 megapixels instead of 10 but
 unfortunately the trade-off there is it doesn't do quite as well in low light.
 It still does well but not quite as well as the S95, which is the best point-and-shoot
 camera we've used in bad lighting.
 It also tends to oversaturate colors in photos so sky blue looks a little bluer than it actually
 should.
 Overall, the S100 is a really great camera but unfortunately the S95 still takes slightly
 better pictures.
 The S100 has a longer zoom, it has GPS, it has better video since it shoots 1080p but
 for pure still images the S95 is still the best point-and-shoot we've ever seen.
 And you can find it for a little bit cheaper.
 It's $399 right now on sale but that's likely to go down now that the 429 S100 is on the
 market that it does.