Review on Camera Canon PowerShot SX120 IS by Dorota Ziciowska ᠌

A decent camera. I have been using for a very long time. I paid ten thousand dollars for it. Then I wouldn't call it inexpensive. Has some pros: Manual settings. A photograph with a high resolution. The flash window must be manually opened. Convenient button layout. Despite the fact that Dependable fell, including into the water, he has already shot more than 70,000 images (but I'm afraid he will pass away soon). Mostly good macro. With these drawbacks: NI-HM batteries are not compatible with this device very well (2500 and 2700 series - they are discharged in just a dozen shots; less powerful batteries work well, they last more than 300-400 shots). The inability to accurately portray colors can frequently result in unsightly landscapes. focuses not very well on things that are very little (lack of spot focus). My experience has led me to believe that manual focus is cumbersome. To enter macro mode, press each button three times in quick succession. Already at ISO 200, it produces a significant amount of noise; for this reason, I always shoot at ISO 80.