Review on Camera Canon PowerShot SX120 IS by Micha Spodymek ᠌

superior sophisticated soap box that possesses the shooting capability of raw. attractive appearance at a reasonable cost. The gift I received for Christmas has more than met my expectations =) Has pros: - tiny camera size (you can always carry it with you) - a lot of manual settings (in manual mode, you can take pretty good shots, and there is a good chance to deal with all of these isos, apertures, and shutter speeds) - a big and bright screen - a manually opened flash, so when it is not necessary, it will not accidentally work - manual focus, which opens up good opportunities for artistic photography if you learn how to use it correctly. - 10x zoom - the ability to use a tripod - the ability to work from finger batteries (you can take several sets with you) - the option to shoot in raw format if desired - the fact that chdk undoubtedly reigns supreme and opens up a plethora of additional features - the fact that the camera can work from finger batteries - close-up photography - manually controlled white balance and exposure metering - and, of course, the cost of the camera itself Several drawbacks include: - an ineffective auto mode that horribly raises the ISO - a noisy matrix; for the best results, it is sometimes best to avoid shooting at an ISO of more over 400 with this device - a slow charging time for the flash (retribution for two AA batteries, not four) Phot requires that you immediately purchase regular batteries, a memory card, and a casing for the device. And it is best to put on a protective film on the screen as soon as possible so that it does not scratch - Focus frequently misses in low light - without chdk does not show battery level - an unpleasant lace is supplied, but you still need to look for a replacement one (I haven't bought it yet).