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Review summary: Canon delivers the PowerShot SX10 IS, which allows the average guy to look like a pro photographer.

Review summary: The Canon PowerShot SX10 IS is a sophisticated 10-megapixel point-and-shoot with a huge optical zoom range (out to 20x) that would be an arm-breaking burden on a digital SLR or 35mm camera, but in this size is a portable pleasure for grabbing far away ...

Pros: - 20x optical zoom - Good manual controls - Smaller than an SLR

Cons: - Bulkier than other point-and-shoots. - Expensive - Not as fast as similarly priced SLRs

Verdict: The Canon PowerShot SX10 IS is a high-end consumer oriented camera that will appeal to amateur nature photographers or anyone else who's interested in getting close-ups without getting too close, thanks to an impressive 20x optical zoom lens. The ...

Review summary: Canon introduced the expansion of the ever-popular ultra-zoom SX-Series, the Canon PowerShot SX10 IS digital camera. The new Canon digital camera features a wide-angle (28 mm - 560 mm) 20x optical zoom lens, an Optical Image Stabilizer (OIS), Canon's ...

Review summary: When Canon announced their latest lineup of cameras last year, they came up with two new ultra-zoom cameras to replace the aging S5 IS model. Both of them were made available globally as the shopping season approached, except the US… which initially ...

Pros: Very good image quality in general; effective redeye removal tool ; 20X optical zoom lens covers wide-angle till telephoto; has optical image stabilization ; Nice bundle in general: includes lens hood and wireless remote ; Excellent battery life ; ...

Cons: Some chromatic aberration (color fringing), barrel distortion and edge softness ; No RAW image mode or HD movie mode ; Command dial doesn't have any tactile “clicks”; no dedicated zoom/focus rings ; Not bundled with rechargeable batteries; no battery ...

Verdict: The Canon PowerShot SX10 is Canon's ‘other' ultra-zoom camera with a more traditional 10 megapixel CCD sensor (versus CMOS). In many other aspects, the PowerShot SX1 and SX10 have a lot in common: a huge 20X zoom lens with optical image stabilization, ...

Verdict: Canon continues the trend of the Megazoom cameras with the PowerShot SX10 IS. The future will tell whether or not this is an ongoing process. For now, the combination is a whole lot of optical zoom, compact housing and stabilization, a strong ...