Review on Photo camera Canon PowerShot G9 X Mark II, black by Anastazja Skorek ᠌

The photograph is used as a "bike reportage," which means that when you are riding, you quickly pull a bike jersey or jacket out of your pocket and poke somewhere else, and there is a good probability that you will receive a picture that you can look at for yourself and present to other people. The same can be said for a little bit of canoeing and cross-country skiing. What modes are available, and can manual adjustments be made when there is nothing else to do? The S120 was the previous camera that was used for this purpose; however, it has since reached the end of its life cycle and has most likely traveled the world in just a few years. My knowledge in the subject of photography is really limited. Review based on today's journey, which spanned from sunrise till dusk and was around 130 kilometers south of Hong Kong. Only the automatic kind. Since the S120, the camera has a significantly more secure feel when held in the hand. I quickly became accustomed to hemp. The device's responses are either the same as before or much better. Even the use of tactile focus was within my capabilities. Naturally, the superior quality can be attributed to the matrix. In conjunction with image stabilization, this feature enables you to use zoom while the camera is in motion (and not only asphalt). In addition, the feelings claim that digital can be used in the "grainless" area, although JPEG is rated as something of a lower quality. On the S120, you could only set the five from a tripod or stop using the timer. And no promise. It reads "stupidly" on the move in the same way regardless of whether it's nighttime or there's a storm raging outside. Picture taken in the woods on the backs, on the move from the grader (pebbles, washboard - everything is how it should be) with a magnification of 17.57, only from the asphalt (sprinkled and squeezed tightly when recording), Video did not immediately understand that the default setting is PAL, which means. 25 frames per second, which is not enough to adequately depict quick movement. Reorganized according to NTSC (someone in the reviews complained about the "cheating" and the lack of 30 frames). Because the stabilization is so good — substantially greater than that of the S120, in fact — there is no need to use deshake filters (shooting from a bike from different road surfaces). The microphone is being buffeted by the wind (incoming air as a result of movement), or the noise reduction is producing "artifacts," which sound like a very small click. It is not an annoyance, but what more could you ask for from the one that is built in? I do not yet know how convenient it is to work manually through the screen; but, on the s120, the ring surrounding the "joystick" particularly irritated me. Up to this point, I have been successful in obtaining what I desired, albeit with some margin for error.