Review on Camera Canon PowerShot SX120 IS by Ivan Yakimov ᠌

The camera was chosen among the Canon PowerShot SX10 IS, the Canon PowerShot SX200 IS, and the Canon PowerShot SX120 IS based on the following criteria: 1 The existence of a minimum optical zoom of 10x3, exposure, aperture, shutter speed, focus, and four AA batteries The SX120 was selected as the winner because to the fact that it is possible to get satisfactory quality with adequate lighting and the appropriate mode settings. Has some pros: There are manual adjustment options such as exposure, aperture, shutter speed, focus, and flash power, as well as a convenient menu for adjusting photography parameters, extremely good macro quality, and an optical zoom that is 10 times stronger than its size. The camera is built in China and has a decent build quality. Its display is 3 inches and it has a compact design. The system for picture stabilization is operating well, and the power supply is operating without any issues: It is possible to get AA batteries virtually anyplace, and having two sets of batteries with a capacity of 2700 mAh is optimal; the camera has very good video quality, and noise levels are tolerable for such a model. With these drawbacks: The matrix has been shrunk to 1/2.5, down from 1/2.3 for the SX110 IS model, and there are a total of two jpeg compression settings now (normal and good, but not superb to the same degree). When shooting movies, only the digital zoom will work (the optical zoom must be adjusted before shooting), and the video storing format in AVI MJPEG will consume a significant amount of storage space.