Although I may have needed to save up and purchase a true semi-professional (this one is almost that and looks nice! ), in general, I do not regret having purchased it. The only drawback is that I have to carry it in my own bag because there is no way to attach a ribbon to wear it around your neck like a true semi-professional. With advantages: convenient menu, cozy in the hands; The images look stunning in daylight; manual adjustments (it's best to completely disregard auto mode:); a good zoom

A decent camera. I have been using for a very long time. I paid ten thousand dollars for it. Then I wouldn't call it inexpensive. Has some pros: Manual settings. A photograph with a high resolution. The flash window must be manually opened. Convenient button layout. Despite the fact that Dependable fell, including into the water, he has already shot more than 70,000 images (but I'm afraid he will pass away soon). Mostly good macro. With these drawbacks: NI-HM batteries are not compatible with…

A good camera for the money for creative amateurs that want manual settings. Pros: Extremely practical. Virtually every manual option, including ISO, white balance, and exposure correction, is available. That is to say, it is extremely similar to a DSLR in terms of capabilities. In my perspective, the foldable flash is considerably more practical because you can turn it on or off without accessing the menu. Pros below: JPG compression quality is awful. Developers' hands would be severed…

Pros below: Good pictures in good conditions Lives a lot from a set of batteries Cons: After a couple of years of use, it began to strain that the flash "charges" for too long - about four seconds.

Some pros: weight, size, equipment (very touched by a 128 MB memory card from canon), manual mode, manually controlled flash, large screen, manual focus, quick access modes Different cons: video 640 * 480, batteries and a memory card under one cover, hence the cover of this compartment that is slightly wedged from frequent use

Has some pros: Good photo quality. Battery powered. The mind is big. Manual settings. The display is large. Got cons: heavy, not pocket size. When shooting a video, the zoom cannot be changed, only programmatically (((

Pros below: Wonderful photo quality, even at max. zoom . and the price is good . quickly loaded when turned on, comfortable in the hand. Has some cons: With automatic settings, you need to wait a bit for it to tune in (2-3 seconds), the video is rather weak (there are special cameras for this). I haven't found any more cons yet :)

Got pros: high-quality photos, especially for the level of such cameras. good zoom (I personally do not need more). Easy to use. Good menu. Its cons: no neck strap. The battery indicator only appears when the camera is close to running out of power. when shooting video constant noise.

1) I chose the camera for my trips, and in general it did not let me down, the shooting is great if there were batteries at hand;) Pros below: 1) I think the price corresponds to the quality. 2) Kenons have always been worthy manufacturers of cameras, and this model is no worse than others. of course, in fact, there is nothing super-new or outstanding, but overall a good model. 3) User-friendly interface 4) Enough zoom for mountain shooting, not to mention pixels 5) externally pleasing 6) The…

Has some pros: bright lens for compact zoom, very good quality at minimum ISO, large screen, easy control with a wheel, there is a quick ISO setting Some cons: all canons do not fix chromatic aberrations, so you have to put up with them or fight in the editor later, rather slow focus in the body position

Different pros: Manual settings, zoom, the ability to expand the functionality of CHDK, macro photography from 1 cm, excellent quality with the right approach, price Some cons: screen - nothing is visible during the day, noise at high ISOs, high-quality video, but 30 minutes fit on 4GB

In terms of price-quality ratio, I do not see any competitors. IMHO, ideal for those who are just starting to learn photography. If someone has hands in the wrong place, then there is nothing to complain about. If you're too lazy to figure it out - save money and take the usual "soap dish". Got pros: Of course, the price. Lighter and more comfortable than its Fujifilm FinePix competitors. Zoom(!) The flash is powerful. With the right settings, excellent image quality - my old Kodak "soap box"…

Has some pros: Manual shooting settings. Few noises. Convenient menu wheel. Everything is configurable. Opening flash. Good design, comfortable to hold. Cons: When shooting close up with a flash, the shadow of the device is visible.

I was led when buying a large lens and the Canon brand, but after taking 10 shots I was very disappointed with their quality, my old Samsung digimax A40 produced clearer pictures.

Some pros: excellent zoom, good video for the camera when the video does not work optical zoom, a large set of photo programs. Different cons: disappointed with the inscription made in china, but the build quality is good, there are no complaints yet.

Some pros: For the money, I don't think you can find better. 10x zoom, fast processor, impressive LCD display. Reliable as AK47. Has cons: I took pictures in the machine, in poor lighting it makes noise, it does not always focus. macro photography is weak.