With Canon’s Power Shot SX60 HS digital camera, you will zoom like never before to see craters on the moon, wildlife from afar and your child’s face on a crowded school stage. The Power Shot SX60 HS gives you the reach to capture it all. The camera’s astonishing 65x optical zoom (21mm-1365mm) wide-angle lens with
With Canon’s Power Shot SX60 HS digital camera, you will zoom like never before to see craters on the moon, wildlife from afar and your child’s face on a crowded school stage. The Power Shot SX60 HS gives you the reach to capture it all. The camera’s astonishing 65x optical zoom (21mm-1365mm) wide-angle lens with Optical Image Stabilizer combine tremendous flexibility with portable ease. A 16.1 megapixel high-sensitivity CMOS sensor and Canon’s latest DIGIC 6 image processor together create the Canon HS System for excellent low-light performance. Advanced technology including Zoom Framing Assist and Intelligent IS help you track and capture clear, steady long shots. Shoot realistic 1080p full HD video recorded at 60p. USM and VCM technology help ensure fast, silent zooming and focus during recording, and, in a first for a Power Shot model, you can attach an optional external microphone. Quickly share everything you capture. The Power Shot SX60 HS is Wi-Fi and NFC enabled with an easy Mobile Device Connect button.
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Canon sx60 vs Nikon p900, my introduction to superzoom cameras I enjoy photographing birds and wildlife, and have a dslr with a medium range (70-300) lens. I was going to rent a longer lens (the new canon 100-400) for an excursion when I saw my rental company had the new Nikon P900 for rent so I decided to try it out. I had great fun with it, and was impressed with the quality of the photos and the zoom reach though I found as others have reported that at the far end the Nikon has trouble acquiring focus and even when it does it is difficult to hold the…
SX60 … Great Zoom for the Outdoor Photographer I upgraded about one month ago from a Canon SX40 to the SX60. Overall I am happy with my purchase which suits my primary interests of bird and landscape photography. Here are my positives and negatives:1) Incredible zoom at 65x optical. Purchasing a DSLR lens with this kind of reach would costs thousands of dollars. I always use a monopod or tripod when fully zoomed in. One needs to stabilize the photo opp.2) The camera takes very quick bursts. I am amazed at how I never miss…
First look, pretty good I just got mine, and have been playing with it (and my SX-50) for a couple of hours, particularly indoors without the flash. I had seen some very negative reviews on Amazon, and other places, so I practically didn’t even take it out of the box.One site posted some nice pictures that were noisy as all get-out. Their specs with the pictures showed very low ISOs. I took some indoor pictures with low ISOs, and thought, “there you go”, when I saw the noise. Oddly enough, I…