Canon SX10 powershot reviewIn 2008, the Canon SX10 Powershot was released by Canon. This 10 mega pixel digital camera, impressed with it’s massive 20x optical zoom. Naturally, such a wide zoom range requires an optical stabilizer. Which does it’s job well.

Canon SX10 Powershot review of specifications:

- Width: 4.9″
- Height: 3.4″
- Weight: 23.4 oz or 663g
- Depth: 3.5″
- LCD Display: 2.5″
- Lens: 20x zoom (28-560mm eq.)
- Resolution: 10 mega pixel
- Shutter: 15-1/3200
- Aperture: 2.8
- ISO: 80-3200

The tele zoom on the Canon SX10 Powershot, which reaches 560mm, is one of the main features that sets this digicam apart from the competition. Along with its light weight, it makes the camera very portable and ideal for both candid snapshots and sporting photography.

Anyone owning an SLR will be enthralled by the ability to shoot video with the SX10. It’s one of the functions I miss most on my D350.

Naturally, you can manually set features like aperture, shutter and exposure. Or you can set them to automatic if you’re just getting started with photography. There’s also a variety of shooting scenes available, to make the most of your pictures depending on the situation.

Navigating through all the features and setting is easy. Use the thumb wheel and/or scroll through the menu on the display screen.

The flash, which can flip out automatically, gives enough extra light for most photography conditions. And it also works with the video function.

Read more about the Canon SX10 Powershot and where to buy it cheap.

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