Review on Photo camera Canon PowerShot SX10 IS, black by Micha Sarnowski ᠌

If the model is "fresh out of the oven," what sort of commentary is appropriate here? I'm relieved because I was able to find exactly what I needed here:) Has some pros: A really deserving example of the category it belongs in. Large optical zoom, big aperture range, huge lens.:) You have the ability to blast spider bugs while simultaneously shooting planets. The capability of making manual adjustments to the optics is another advantageous feature: The shape of the batteries is another pleasant aspect of the product. There is no issue with replacing the battery (or looking for a new one in three to four to five years). It is sufficient to use a "Fingers" GP-2700. I don't sure how much, but I did manage to get a 4 MB card, and there are no indications that the battery is discharged:) What can be seen above is already "from the evil one," the pictures appear wonderful both on the monitor and on paper, and the quality of the images is determined by the camera optics. Got cons: There is no question about that. It is true that the cover for the USB socket is not very convenient to use. When there is not enough light, the machine automatically "slows down" (but you can manually adjust both focus and aperture and shutter). A call to "change batteries!" displays instead of the current state of charge of the batteries, which is another thing that should be presented instead. The display is not very large, but it is portable, which is a convenient feature; however, there is a concern regarding the dependability of the hinge; will it become less secure over time? Hold your horses!