Review on Photo camera Canon PowerShot SX110 IS by Mateusz Sztrekier ᠌

The Canon PowerShot SX110 IS is a great option for anyone who doesn't care for big DSLRs but needs professional performance at a reasonable price. Easy, problem-free, high-quality shooting. I'm content with my decision. has certain advantages: The Canon PowerShot SX110 IS was on sale, and I was able to get it for only 178 Euros. The cost is understated, even for this category. When compared to other "soap boxes," this camera is clearly the best. Measures around the size of a man's palm. The ability to zoom in or out while the bus is in motion or in dim performance halls results in a crisp, clear image. The aperture and shutter speed can be adjusted manually in a variety of ways, and there is also a fully automatic mode. A 2GB SD card can store 10,000 photos if the image quality is reduced to its lowest setting. 500 photos can be stored on a 2GB SD card if the image quality is set to maximum. In addition, it has a video camera with passable resolution and sound (but the Canon PowerShot SX110 IS is primarily a camera). No scrapes or other injuries from the fall. The interface is kid-friendly in that it's straightforward and uncomplicated. The screen is quite big. Distinct disadvantages: - The camera is not bundled with a case. The kit does not feature this. I splurged and got it anyway. Put in 14 Euros. The included SD card has a low storage capacity. I spent 4 Euro on a 2GB SD card. It runs on two AA batteries (not included), therefore I spent 15 Euro on a four-pack of Aku GP 2600mAh batteries. The flash takes its time deliberating at wide aperture settings. Two AA batteries swiftly converge, allowing for about 300 flash photographs before needing to be recharged. I always have a back up on hand.