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What Do You Need To Know About Canon Powershot SX10IS Camera Before You Buy

Thursday, November 20th, 2008    Subscribe To Our Feed

As a amateur nature photographers, you can find it difficult to capture good close ups without getting too close.

Now with the new Canon Powershot SX10IS digital camera, you can now take shots like a professional.

Canon Powershot SX10IS is the latest model in the SLR series. It is an upgrade on the S5IS. The latest model now has improved DIGIC4, letting you to snap constant shots for moving subjects, and increased resolution of 10 mega pixels.

You can now shoot photographs at remarkable range with little distortion using its large 20x optical zoom. You’ll impressed as you can take off guard shots that the subjects are not aware of.

Its wide angle has a range between 28mm and 560mm. You definitely love it when you want to take photographs at close ups or far away.

With the new face recognition technology, the camera can detect faces at most angles. Once it finds the faces, it will show the focusing rectangles over them. This makes it easier for you to focus on them.

The optical image stabilization (OIS) and motion detection benefit you when you attach the long lens on the Canon Powershot SX10IS.

Compared to its predecessor, Powershot SX10IS is bigger. It can be bulky for beginners. Soon, your fingers will adapt to the design of the camera and you no longer have problems with shaky pictures due to the improved grip. This also prevent the dropping of the camera while taking pictures.

The upgraded design makes easier for you to reach the buttons on the SX10IS digital camera. With easy access you can change any setting such as Manual exposure, Program AE, Custom mode, Aperture priority AE, and Shutter-speed priority AE.

When you look at the quality of the shots, you’ll be satisfied with this digital camera. You wouldn’t believe the fine details of pictures with this 10MP digital camera when you take shots for close up. Capturing photos under normal light is amazing with its i-Contrast.

However, the quality of the shot taken with a standalone DSLR lens is better than SX10IS. On the whole, the camera is user-friendly. I’m impressed how fast it starts. I think Canon Powershot SX10IS it is an ideal digital camera for those who can’t afford DSLR camera.

Probably you have seen the reviews at CNET or DPREVIEW. However, you’ll find unbiased remarks from the customers. We took the liberty of extracting some quotations of the users from Amazon.com, Shopping.com, and digital camera forums. Following this Canon Powershot SX10IS 10MP digital camera review, it would justify the purchase of Canon Powershot SX10IS.

“In initial testing, the face detection technology seems to work well. I can take a self portrait now and the lighting comes out very good. I think the technology has gone from buzzword marketing to true usefulness.”

“But for the price this camera really does it all - the video is awesome and easy to use - clear, great picture and being able to use the 20X optical zoom (which you cannot hear at all when used!) is a huge plus.”

“If anyone is looking for a camera to just simply bring home the most pictures that everyone will want to look at, then this one is hard to beat.”

“The SD card door is separate from the battery door as it was with the S3IS. There are times that I just want to take a few pictures, and now I don’t have to open the battery door to take the SD card out and put in my PC’s card reader.”

This is a very good camera for both beginners, intermediate and advanced users. Canon has given great features in this hybrid camera giving a 10MP and 20X optical zoom. The image stabilization is pretty good and even if you are moving (hands not stiff as well) the picture comes out great”

“The zoom made full frame shots a breeze.”

“This machine makes almost all shots look like good ones. If you don’t want to bother about anything, just select the AUTO function and zoom to the point of getting in the picture what you want.”

“After using the camera for a while I have grown to like the shape because it helps keep the camera more steady and helps prevent dropping it. There is a ridge below where the index finger is, and above the other 3 fingers holding the camera. That helps keep a good grip on the camera which makes it steadier while shooting and helps prevent dropping it while carrying it around.”

Now you have decided that this is digital camera you’re looking.

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