Review on Canon PowerShot SX50 HS Camera by Mateusz Marek ᠌

The Canon PowerShot PRO1 came out before that model. Following in his footsteps, the SX50 is as flimsy and frail as a cardboard box. Despite this, I was delighted with the overall quality of the photographs, particularly those taken after sunset and in low light. And zoom. Getting ready to head up to the mountains for some much-needed recreation. Has pros: Light. String attached to the lens cap. A memory card with SD. Effects that are quite interesting (miniature, toy camera) These are some downsides: I was somewhat taken aback by the fact that the flash had to be unlocked manually. The ring on the lens provides a more comfortable and accurate zooming experience than the lever on the camera. To pry open the lens cap requires quite a bit of effort.