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Canon PowerShot SX210 IS
Pros
- Great blend of fun features and manual controls
- Zoom toggle gives good control over 14X zoom lens
- Innovative design feels good in the hand
- Superior video quality
Cons
- Subpar audio capture in video mode
- Plastic zoom toggle takes some getting used to
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