Pros
- 26X zoom with good telephoto and macro performance
- Manual controls as well as auto and scene modes
- Image stabilization works well at full telephoto
- Superior exposure quality and color accuracy
- Adjustable LCD for odd-angle shots
Cons
- Disappointing distortion and sharpness scores
- No RAW shooting
- All-plastic build and pop-up flash feel flimsy
- Bad video performance in low light
Bottom Line
The powerful P100 does everything easily, thanks to its 26X zoom lens, versatile features, and intuitive controls. Exposure quality and color accuracy are superb, but its photos suffer from distortion and lack of sharpness.
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