Review on Camera Canon PowerShot SX20 IS by Jnis Zeile ᠌

Of course, it's not a "reflex camera" with a ton of optics, but it is in its class and costs a very fair amount. A positive opinion of the camera greatly increases after taking a few thousand images and a few dozen videos. The advantages are: practically every event has a camera. In fact, you can capture anything, from a little flower and an insect (I personally enjoy shooting macro) to birds perched on the top of a tree, with very good clarity. Since I don't have a rotary screen, I'll be honest and say I have no idea how to shoot close-up macro. People can also be captured in high-quality, color-free photos. Although taking images during the shooting process is possible, the quality of the photos is not as good as that of video and sound. All the advantages of rivals who lack the ability to attach an external flash indoors are "killed" by using one. During filming, the camera's weight really becomes a major benefit. What's left to say is as follows: some drawbacks Noise similar to every camera with such a matrix. There is noticeable chromatic aberration in the "wide angle" of the image. Auto mode shouldn't be used at all because it will be a total letdown. The rate of fire is inadequate (1 frame per second).