Review on Canon PowerShot camera SX100 IS by Adam Pietras ᠌

Despite having a few drawbacks, the camera has a very respectable appearance for its category and merits an excellent rating overall. This is, in my opinion, the most advantageous choice among those that offer a zoom of up to ten times its original size. Pros: Around five years' worth of experience working with various cameras. Quite decent image quality, not a DSLR, of course (crop factor 6.02); - Availability and successful implementation of creative modes; - Comfortable grip is not easily soiled case; - Versatility of rechargeable batteries and acceptable power consumptive These are some downsides: - There is no viewfinder; - There is no rotary screen; - Because the monitor screen does not close and is not protected by a special coating, it gets heavily soiled and requires constant cleaning; - The lens "breathes" - the backlash is very high; - BB in automatic mode requires further correction in Photoshop or another graphics editor; - there is no "Sport" mode; - the panorama function is not quite successfully implemented; - with prolonged use, the camera starts