Most likely a good use of one's money. But I'm going to keep using the camera I've had for years. Has some pros: Zoom. And I did not discover any difference whether I was shooting something up close or something really, extremely far away, which my eye would not be able to see at all if I did not have a viewfinder. The only factor that plays a role is how pristine the air is. Some cons: For a number of years, my trusted Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX100V, which had a zoom of 30, was the camera that I used. After that, I unintentionally expressed a desire for a very powerful zoom, so I went shopping for a new camera in a duty-free shop overseas (like - there should be no fakes). Folks, this doesn't even come close to being of Sony's quality! The practice of focus is revolting. While something is moving, it is impossible to remove anything, and everything becomes smeared. Although though the Cyber-shot DSC-HX100V is capable of shooting through glass at speeds of up to 110 kilometers per hour (km/h), no one believes that the footage was captured at such a rapid pace.
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