Review on Canon PowerShot camera SX230 HS by Dorota Bartosiak She ᠌

A lot of people have complained about the pop-up flash, but in reality, all you have to do is press down on it with your finger whenever you switch the camera on, and it won't automatically deploy (nothing will break). Got pros: A fantastic camera for individuals who are interested in learning the fundamentals of photography, such as how to shoot in manual mode, experimenting with various shooting parameters, using a tripod, and so on. It is also very well suited for those who want to get good photos when shooting in automatic or semi-automatic mode, as it offers both of these options. - Display that is both bright and has favorable viewing angles (no swivel screen needed) The combination of a somewhat well-lit lens and a light-sensitive matrix results in photographs of exceptional quality. When zoomed in, the lens does not produce a significant amount of distortion, and the stabilizer helps to eliminate judder. - Excellent picture and sound quality together (well suited for concerts, where I mainly used video recording) - These are some downsides: - The battery drains extremely fast when the device is being used actively, particularly when recording video. - The device is quite fragile; this is the second time I've had to repair the lens after it's been broken.