Canon PowerShot SX50 HS Camera Review
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Description of Canon PowerShot SX50 HS Camera
Advanced Features and Impressive Performance
Experience the ultimate photography companion with the Camera Canon PowerShot SX50 HS. This high-quality superzoom camera is equipped with a 16.8 MP (1/2.3") sensor, allowing you to capture stunning, detailed images with exceptional clarity. Whether you're shooting landscapes, portraits, or wildlife, this camera delivers remarkable results that will exceed your expectations.
One of the standout features of the Canon PowerShot SX50 HS is its extraordinary 42x optical zoom, which provides unparalleled versatility. Bring distant subjects closer with ease...
- the lens jams (the camera is new) the camera is not for every day.
- The stabilizer does a great job.
- 1 optical +4 digits. = I have a Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX20V, it has a Zoom of 20 optical + 4 digital, as a result, When shooting from the floor with a flash - the lens gives a decent shadow.
- Raw Zoom Min ISO-80 Stabilizer Intuitive Menu swivel monitor The battery is holding up well Ability to use filters on the lens Shooting tilt shift and slow motion
- Lens aperture Uncomfortable grip Viewfinder Slow shutter speed (total 15 sec) When shooting slow motion low resolution (120 fps at 640 and 240 fps at 320)
- Large, Convenient /
- Noise,
- Optical zoom! gives excellent image quality (for its size of the matrix) Convenient and ergonomic layout of buttons and menus, a swivel screen, a good fast-charging flash, a pretty decent automatic, fast zoom
- The viewfinder is a formality, its usefulness is doubtful, at ISO over 1600 the noise is very strong, and yes, access to the battery and flash drive is closed on a tripod (in fact, it turned out to be very inconvenient)
- HDR and RAW (optional) digital, but with a large zoom you will appreciate it) to 500 or more frames without a flash, and 300 with it), while it charges quickly and patiently works at minus 25 (the manual does not recommend such experiments) Lots of fun and enjoyable features for family annals: diary mode that creates a short video for each frame and combines them into one file in a day, slow motion (120 and 240 frames), and in general, the video is beautiful.
- but magazines "where they pay more" Superzoom involves a drop in aperture ratio, You will take a picture of a mosquito, but, say, I learned to adjust the correct parameters with one finger, without looking up from the viewfinder, six months later, after 20,000 but not all-powerful, Failures began to occur immediately after the end of warranty service, and one day the lens simply stopped retracting with a sacramental message: "Lens error" counted),
- RAW, ISO 400/800
- Exposure more than 1 sec lowers ISO to 80, so the shutter speed could be extended from 15 and on a 456,000 dot display you can’ just so as not to leave an empty “disadvantages” column
- 1 optical, 200 Slow motion (low resolution) (240 fps)
- 1 camera shake is ineradicable, That is, the photo is fuzzy.
- zoom, weighty lies in the hand
- matrix and everything related to lighting