Canon PowerShot SX50 HS
The Canon PowerShot SX50 HS allows you to capture it all. From a child's football match to vacation photos, you will love using it. PowerShot SX50 HS offer the first 50x Optical Zoom lens in a compact digital camera. The best part is that this wide-angle 24mm to 1200mm lens can capture anything. With the PowerShot SX50 HS allows you to get right into the action and take spectacular photos.
The Canon HS SYSTEM features a CMOS sensor, which allows to take beautiful photos. These photos are up to ISO 6400. If you are looking for and excellent camera, you can't get much better than the Canon PowerShot SX50.
With a 1080p Full HD video, you can record everything that happens in your life. It delivers stereo sound and High Speed AF. It will help to ensure that you capture all the action and it helps to reduce lag time. With this camera, you get the added benefit of Zoom Framing Assist Seek and Lock functions. This makes tracking easier and helps to keep the subject centered in the frame. The PowerShot SX50 HS can help you capture every life's moment no matter how mundane.
The Canon PowerShot SX50 HS is perfect if you are looking for a camera. With it, you get a bright 2.8-inch Vari-angle LCD with 461,000 dots. This allows one to shoot from many different angles. There is also an intelligent IS that selects from six different modes to increase image stabilization for any condition.
If you are looking for a stylish camera, you will love the PowerShot SX50. The inward lines make it look modern. With an all new lens, you will love the PowerShot SX50. It has a large LCD and there is a movie recording button. With this camera, you get a Quick Start leaflet and a CD guide on how to use it.
The PowerShot SX50 HS will surpass your wildest imaginations. It provides amateurs will a tool for taking professional quality photos. With its 50x Optical Zoom, you will get better pictures than ever before. The PowerShot SX50 HS is a must buy!
$518.36 - $712.94
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The Canon SX50HS falls into our super-zoom category, boasting a ridiculous 24-1200mm zoom range, which surprisingly remains pretty sharp throughout. Though we were unimpressed by the low light performance and drive speed, the Canon SX50HS is the go-to option if you're just looking for the longest...
- Great zoom range
- sharp lens
- Great zoom range
- sharp lens
Could have been the best.
If you go back and buy the cable so you can read the instruction manual, you still have to take your computer with you so you can read the manual. My computer doesn't fit in my camera bag.- Great zoom with lots of options
- NO instruction manual
- No kidding
- The manual comes on a CD that has to be loaded on the computer, but you need a cable to attached the camera to your computer before the manual will load and the cable is NOT included
- Can't load your pic's either
For photographers who just can't get enough telephoto power, there's the Canon PowerShot SX50 HS HS. This camera packs a whopping 50X, 24 - 1200mm lens, which is more than you'll find on any other super zoom on the market (at least for now).
- Very good photo quality for a super-zoom
- Enormous 50X
- 24 - 1200mm equivalent lens
- Optical image stabilization
- with Intelligent IS feature that selects the right IS mode for you
- Sharp
- rotating 2.8" LCD display with 461,000 pixels offers good outdoor and low light visibility
- Full manual...
- Likes to clip highlights (hint: use DR correction
- Noise becomes pretty intense at ISO 800 and beyond
- Redeye a problem (though removal tool in playback mode helps
- Electronic viewfinder isn't great
- Slow max framerate of ~1fps with AF (but increasing to 2fps with AF/AE lock and 12.8fps in High...
Canon PowerShot SX50 HS review: Long lens is fun, but use can be frustrating
If you simply must have the longest zoom in the room, the Canon PowerShot SX50 HS satisfies. For the Canon PowerShot SX50 HS, the lens basically tells its whole story: a 50x zoom that goes from 24mm to 1,200mm.- The Canon PowerShot SX50 HS has an extraordinary zoom range with excellent image stabilization and fine photo quality for a megazoom
- plenty of shooting modes, from full auto to full manual
- raw image capture
- and a hot shoe for adding an external flash.
- Its lens and high-ISO picture quality make it less desirable for shooting indoors or in low light, especially without a tripod
- A couple of things about the design of the controls might make shooting frustrating for some users
- Outside of its long lens, its features and performance are slightly behind competing models.
Canon PowerShot SX50 HS
Canon's PowerShot SX50 HS replaces the PowerShot SX40 HS at the top of the company's ultra-zoom digicam range. Offering 50x optical zooming, it retains the 12.1-megapixel back-illuminated sensor and DIGIC 5 image processor of its predecessor.
Canon PowerShot SX50 HS review Review
With a 50x zoom, this dSLR lookalike is versatile, powerful and capable of some great results.- Long zoom
- Manual controls
- Plenty of detail at all light levels
- Wind noise on movies
- Minor colour fringing on some sharp contrasts
Canon PowerShot SX50 HS
An excellent all-rounder but image quality has its foibles
Canon Powershot SX50 HS
The SX50 HS sports the longest zoom lens in the world- 50x zoom
- HD (1080p) movie mode
- DIGIC 5 processor
- soft telephoto images
- expensive
It is almost like SX40 few things added like extra zoom , good IS , Frame Asist , good LCD Few -ve - not good for sports , EVF is not good , focus issue at 1200 mm end
- Zoom
- Image
- EVF
Canon Powershot SX50 HS
As the flagship Canon ultra-zoom, the Canon Powershot SX50 HS sports the longest optical zoom ever built into a digital camera. With an equivalent focal-range of 24 to 1200mm, the SX50 HS is king of zooms. Even with this 50X zoom ratio, the SX50 HS is not the biggest ultra-zoom.- Class-leading 50X optical zoom
- Nice retention of details
- Good metering system
- Punchy image colors but no too much
- Excellent white-balance
- Class-leading 0cm macro focus
- Impressive stabilization
- Sensitive autofocus
- Resists purple fringing
- Intuitive user-interface
- Innovative framing aid,...
- Useless ISO 3200 & 6400 sensitivities
- Noise visible at all ISO
- Limited dynamic range
- Max 1s shutter-speed above ISO 80
- Sluggish autofocus
- High distortion near wide-angle
- Miniscule EVF
- No EVF/LCD toggle
- Control-dial too slim
- Weak LCD hinge
- Short battery-life
