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Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Compact Camera

Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Compact Camera

(10 Megapixel - 16:9 - 10x Optical Zoom - 3" LCD - 128MB Secure Digital SD Card Included - 3648 x 2736 Image - 640 x 480 Video - MPN: 3634B001)
Description: Everything about the PowerShot SX120 IS is easy. The Smart AUTO feature makes every shot picture-perfect. An impressive 10x Optical Zoom with Optical Image Stabilizer keeps you sharp and steady. There's even an Easy Mode that makes shooting super sim.... Read More

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Date Reviewed:  Jun 2, 2010
  • jinglide
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    Jun 2010

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Strengths: clear photos for a camera in this price range,easy to carry and use, price is affordable.
Weaknesses: disposable batteries.
Summary: I've had this camera for about 3 weeks. I have found it easy to use and it makes great photos. It is a little larger than some of the newer point & shoot cameras but I like the size. Zoom is great! I have a larger DSLR Canon camera but it is harder to carry, so this camera is great for quick pics & family outtings. I don't regret buying this camera.

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Date Reviewed:  Mar 18, 2010
  • texasflood69
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    Mar 2010

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Strengths: Great zoom (10X optical / 40X digital). Easy to use. Nice size screen. Full manual controls as well as auto controls.
Weaknesses: You need to use rechargeable batteries. It goes through alkalines like candy. Rechargeables give you a couple hundred shots plus review time.
Summary: Takes pretty decent pictures. You won't get the sharpness of a DSLR but it's pretty good for the average/above average photographer who doesn't want to spend a ton of money. The manual controls give you the flexibility to shoot lightning and go for other effects you wouldn't be able to take on with a simple point and shoot.

I had a Canon Powershot A630 but when it drowned (kids knocked it into the sink...which was full of dishwater) I needed a similar camera. This was pretty close and 50 bucks less than I'd spent on the A630. Once I figured out I needed to use rechargeable batteries, I was good to go.

You'll be happy with this camera.

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