Review on Canon PowerShot camera SX100 IS by Franciszka Baran ᠌

You will need to make an initial investment in high-quality batteries, preferably between four and six individual 2700 mA units, as well as charging equipment. In general, it would be unreasonable to anticipate more from a compact ultra-reason at this price point. Has some pros: Sufficiently good build quality (I actually have a Japanese), manual mode (shutter speed, aperture, and focus), easy control, 10x optical zoom, and the presence of optical image stabilization are all present. A large number of predefined settings are available for users who do not wish to muck around with the manual controls: Activities such as night shooting, sports, etc. Direct macro photography through the lens; often known as "up close and personal." A clear display of colors with accurate reproduction. Having this drawback: A matrix with a lot of noise. ISO 400 - ceiling. Attempting to shoot higher is a waste of time, unless of course you are trying to convey a notion. When it comes to illumination, a soap dish is just like any other soap dish. In areas of high contrast, chromatic aberrations are most noticeable in the corners of the image. The effect of the fisheye (distortion of proportions). Because the quality of the converted JPEG is unusual, I would suggest installing an alternate CHDK firmware on a flash drive that is functional in order to make RAW available.