Filed under: Digital Cameras The folks at Photography Blog offered a few first impressions about Canon’s PowerShot SX10 IS when they first got their hands on it a couple of months back but, as is their nature, they’ve now followed things up with a decidedly more thorough review of what they describe as a “sturdy plastic brick of a camera.” Among other things, they were apparently especially impressed with the SX10’s “bigger and better” lens, which they say is a marked improvement over the one on the S5, and they were happy to find that both the tilt-and-swivel LCD and dedicated record button for video stuck around for this incarnation. On the downside, you’ll have to do without HD video recording or RAW still shots and, while the overall ease of use is improved compared to the S5, those moving up from a point-and-shoot will still face a bit of a learning curve.

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Canon PowerShot SX10 IS gets reviewed