This point-and-shoot model lacks some basic manual controls, such as aperture-priority and shutter-priority modes. You can't bracket its exposures or calibrate its white balance. The V10 keeps things simple, with an assortment of six basic but effective scene modes. In the novel Natural Light and With Flash mode, for example, the camera takes two shots in quick succession--one without and one with flash. The camera's Night mode is designed for shooting in the evening from a tripod, since it prioritizes for a long shutter speed.



Link: PC World