Review on Canon PowerShot SX50 HS Camera by Adam Edison ᠌

After using a FujiFilm FinePix S4300, I made the transition to the kenon and immediately saw a substantial improvement in performance across the board. But, the kenon is priced differently, therefore a direct comparison cannot be made. In general, I'm pleased as punch with this gadget. benefiting from: A great many of them, indeed! Quick and precise autofocus; high-quality hybrid image stabilization; a powerful zoom range; a wealth of features; a wide variety of shooting modes; a wealth of customization options. slow motion, full HD video with a bitrate of 30-33 megabits, good color reproduction, Japanese assembly and body materials, and a slick design are just some of the many positives to be found in this device. With such a grid, 12 megapixels is just a significant benefit, considering how challenging it is to find a camera with 14 megapixel these days (most are 16-20 mp). maintains its charge for an extended period. Has some drawbacks: if so, they're minor, but keep in mind that nothing is perfect. yet I can't think of any flaws in it.