Review on Camera Sony Cyber-shot DSC-WX350, white by Adam Konowski ᠌

The device was purchased by me for travel. Mostly under a backpack far from civilization. Requirements were centered aroundcompactness and battery life. The 20x zoom was a nice addition. The device has many settings, I won’t talk about theircomnvenience / inconvenience, because I practically don’t use them. One of the main requirements was the ability to spend as little time as possible on shooting a frame. Get it with one hand, aim, shoot acomuple of frames around you, turn it on and quickly remove it. And this device suits me perfectly. Do you want to reach the waterfall on the other side of the lake or the snowy peak on the horizon? Do you want to film the flow of the river for editing the video sequence to the music? Would you like to take a macro shot of a berry, a grasshopper, a dewdrop on a leaf? All this can be done without removing the backpack in a minute and a half, while the group is catching up with you. Without wasting time on settings, with one hand. And if there is time, the range of tasks can be expanded by studying the settings. Now about the quality of the photo. What are people guided by when assessing quality? Where do their hands grow from? Why do you need to enlarge a 12 megapixel image by 1000% and be surprised that you can see the "brush effect" there? And why buy yourself a soap dish if you feel in yourself an unlimited desire to give birth to photo masterpieces in unlimited quantities? I'll just leave it here: ? page=0 ? page=0 ? page=0 ? page=0 ? page=0