Pros: Nice features/settings, Bright LCD, Lightweight/Portable, easy to use, good image quality
Cons: Poor Low-Light Performance
I received this camera from my insurance company as a replacement for a Kodak that was stolen. Being a Canon shooter (Digtal Rebel XT, 40D and 5D Mark II), I was very happy to add another Canon to the "family."
Overall, this is a decent little camera. Admittedly, my use is limited as the bulk of my photography is with my SLR's. All I wanted a point and shoot for is something I can leave in my truck, take on a bike ride, etc. This little camera fits that bill perfectly.
I would call the image quality "average" for this class of camera. When you try to cram all-in-one features into such a little package, there are bound to be compromises. For example, the SX110 isn't the greatest in low light. However, it is possible to get decent low light results using the manual controls and a little extra thought.
The controls are a bit clumsy, but then again, I'm used to my bigger DSLR's. I'm sure with more frequent use, I'd adapt to this camera without much trouble.
I'm pretty satisfied. If I were specifically shopping for a point and shoot, I might have been tempted to invest a little more in one of Canon's higher end lines. Still, I have recommended this camera to others as a solid, mid-range point and shoot.