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PowerShot SD980

Canon PowerShot SD980, at only $ 280 retail price is a top runner in 2010. This is very neat and has interesting shapes and squished-capsules form. This is the first Canon camera with a touch screen. Some of these additional features and benefits: You can press your finger to flip through the various photographs.

You can also outside the center of their focus and makes them holy. If you angle in a certain position, you will activate the various functions of interest. It has good picture quality, wide angle lens and is equipped with a shutter lag is very small or start time. Truly a masterpiece, Canon has definitely lost it I with this one.

The Sony Alpha 100 in Shooting – From that side the Sony finally unveils his game TTL multi-zone honeycomb (40 anyway) turns out to be unstable landscape photo. Next proportion ground / air cell will often trap and indoor hand the honeycomb is very efficient and allows pictures very successful in Full Auto Mode and in very difficult conditions. The autofocus is certainly not in terms of its direct competitors, but still relatively fast and efficient as you do come across too dark surfaces, a better approach certainly soften the problem.

The brightness of the viewfinder is correct and that the magnification does not exceed the x0.83, aiming is better than the Canon (but still a few light years Nikon). Regarding color rendering, we found the sensor somewhat hard in standard mode, the correction will be made quickly accessible through a menu where fashion colors available. The processor work quickly and well and that for our greatest pleasure obviously!

We also noted that no picture is possible without a lens. Being able to shoot without lens allows for example to have fun “macro system D” or to add some fireworks between housing and optics to obtain different effects.
Obviously the stabilizer we really liked and well as help with a quick stop to zoom tele-objective values is very effective. Mated to a visual indicator in the viewfinder, the image stabilizer makes the sometimes very slow hands, and we frankly surprised. In fact, with some dexterity, the photo without foot less than a quarter of a second is possible!