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Canon SX50 Specs
Battery life is quite good. I've found in a 3-4 hour wander in Singapore I'll need to change batteries once. I leave the camera on all the time, apart from its auto power down. Battery would last a lot longer if you only turned it on for shooting, but I'm paranoid about missing something :-)... -
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Canon SX50 Specs
Mine did come with a USB cable, from ProCameraShop. However, I never use it and like others here I've got a dozen spare from other canons that would do. Card reader chap myself so after a shoot I transfer using a card reader to the laptop or PC just using Windows Import into a dated named... -
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Canon SX50 Specs
SX 50 High ISO Here's a couple of a Coppersmith Barbet, Cherating, Malaysia. SX50, Hand held, Full optical zoom and ISO 1250 and 1600 respectively. The bird was 6-8m away. A little bit of cropping. Whilst not exactly exhibition quality they are perfectly acceptable for a wee camera at fairly... -
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Canon SX50 Specs
First post SX50 Recently traded up from SX40 to SX50. I was surprised and impressed by the performance of both. Exploring Sungei Buloh reserve in Singapore last Sunday with Bob Freeman. It was a throughly wet, humid and dark day and I wasn't confident of getting any keepers. Most shots were at...