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Canon PowerShot SX210 IS utilises the latest DIGIC 4 processing, providing superb image quality and fast operation. Utilizing a number of strong, intelligent technologies, DIGIC 4 indues users to fascinate their best memories on the button as they known them.

Smart Auto with Scene Detection Technology makes it easy for users to get outstanding pictures in all conditions, intelligently detecting the scene and selecting the optimum settings from 22 variables. i-Contrast maximises brightness graduation every time a shot is taken, revealing detail in dark areas of pictures while forestalling blow out in highlights – a tool that can also be used to straight photos in playback mode. New Smart Flash Exposure also insures flash levels agreeable to shooting terms, providing the right amount of flash for all situations, from brightly backlit scenes to macro shots.

The general style of the camera is, a little plain, and several people to whom I showed it considered it was ugly, but a lot of considered has gone into the layout of the sees. The main mode dial is slimly leant to take it better as a thumb rest, and the rear panel buttons are also cambered to make them gentler to operate. The on/off button is recessed by the shape of the top panel, so there’s no danger of it getting switched on accidentally. The only thing I’m not too keen on is the zoom control. Instead of Canon’s usual rotary bezel the Canon SX210 has a small rocker switch which is a bit fiddly and uncomfortable to operate, and is also extremely slow. The zoom lens can be operated while recording, and a slow zoom action is better for video use, but it is a bit frustrating waiting for the lens to wind in or out when shooting stills.

Overall the SX210 is a complete photographic camera providing the rewards of a wide zoom range in a compact body. The shooting options presented are equally wide ranging, from the Easy Mode which is ideal for children, through Smart Auto, right over to Manual control.