Inviting Stll More Opinions on Panasonic FZ47 (or) Canon SX240 Hs
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Journeyman
Thanks Nac and SujoyP
hi nac.. i made some clicks its really great and i dont knw how to post and share .. pls help me..
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and to other learners.. here is the link i found to THE DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY BY SCOTT KELBY for free download..
All You Like - The Digital Photography Book
also in this website u can download volume.4 too...which is recent book and for advance learners..
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and to other learners.. here is the link i found to THE DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY BY SCOTT KELBY for free download..
All You Like - The Digital Photography Book
also in this website u can download volume.4 too...which is recent book and for advance learners..
Rockstar11
Technomancer
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Journeyman
what is the time lag between pics in sx240?
I havent ordered mine yet. Finalized sx160 but then once again thought of increasing the budget and now confused again, didnt want to start a new thread so asking here,
sx240 vs tz25 vs fz47 vs fz60 vs hx200v?
Thanks
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Journeyman
hellosubho01
Broken In
Just a question to the pros here....What is the limit of memory that will SX 240 HS will support???can it take a 32 GB class IV SANDISK SDHC card & function without problem??
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Journeyman
Yes i guess, but for videos class 6 or class 10 is advised.
Nac,
If u dont mind helping me out with the ISO noise of sx240 and fz60, please check out the below two links, open them simultaneously and compare them together.
sx240>fz60?
*www.cameralabs.com/reviews/Canon_PowerShot_SX240_HS_SX260_HS/high_ISO_noise.shtml
*www.cameralabs.com/reviews/Panasonic_Lumix_DMC_FZ60_FZ62/high_ISO_noise.shtml
Thanks
hellosubho01
Broken In
^^okk thanks
clickclick
Journeyman
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Journeyman
actually i ll be ordering it in the US and a relative would get it for me. The only problem is it would have a US warranty and not worldwide warranty. Yes, its brand new.
So what? SX40 or SX240?
So what? SX40 or SX240?
some excerpts from the cameralabs review of FZ60 -
" Then factor in a higher resolution MOS sensor which produces great quality images with excellent high ISO noise perfomance and it starts to look like a bargain"
"Compared with the crops from the Sony CyberShot HX200V the Panasonic FZ60 / FZ62 stands up very well indeed. The Cyber-shot HX200V crops have a punchier more contrasty look about them with harder edges, but they also look more processed and the FZ60 / FZ62 crops are more natural-looking. The chromatic aberration problem is slightly worse on the Cyber-shot HX200V and like the FZ60 / FZ62, there's no RAW shooting mode, so correction isn't an option."
"Compared with the Fujifilm FinePix HS30 EXR, the FZ60 / FZ62 crops fare better all round. "
Does not look like high ISO/noise performance is anyway bad in FZ60 obviously considering the same class of cameras.
Plus you get whole lot of features in FZ60, a better battery, powerful flash, bigger zoom etc..
Think about it
" Then factor in a higher resolution MOS sensor which produces great quality images with excellent high ISO noise perfomance and it starts to look like a bargain"
"Compared with the crops from the Sony CyberShot HX200V the Panasonic FZ60 / FZ62 stands up very well indeed. The Cyber-shot HX200V crops have a punchier more contrasty look about them with harder edges, but they also look more processed and the FZ60 / FZ62 crops are more natural-looking. The chromatic aberration problem is slightly worse on the Cyber-shot HX200V and like the FZ60 / FZ62, there's no RAW shooting mode, so correction isn't an option."
"Compared with the Fujifilm FinePix HS30 EXR, the FZ60 / FZ62 crops fare better all round. "
Does not look like high ISO/noise performance is anyway bad in FZ60 obviously considering the same class of cameras.
Plus you get whole lot of features in FZ60, a better battery, powerful flash, bigger zoom etc..
Think about it
clickclick
Journeyman
I have gone crazy for choosing the perfect P&S for me. I have kicked out SX240 and SX40 from the league because of the pathetic and senseless thing has canon done.
In sx240/260 and sx40 when shooting in manual, av, tv, p mode "with shutter speeds of 1.3 seconds or slower, ISO speed is "ISO 100" and cannot be changed" this is what the camera user guide says.
Where as there is nothing like this in sx30/sx130/sx150/sx160.
Below is the youtube link explaining the problem by a user who owned sx30 and owns sx40.
Canon PowerShot SX40 ISO limits time-exposure night shots. - YouTube
I very well know that this can be solved with the CHDK, but i would not want to hack my new camera in warranty with some third party firmware/software whatever it is.
Considering Panasonic PZ60 again. SX160IS is still in the league.
Side by side user guide comparison image-
*i49.tinypic.com/2drus84.jpg
In sx240/260 and sx40 when shooting in manual, av, tv, p mode "with shutter speeds of 1.3 seconds or slower, ISO speed is "ISO 100" and cannot be changed" this is what the camera user guide says.
Where as there is nothing like this in sx30/sx130/sx150/sx160.
Below is the youtube link explaining the problem by a user who owned sx30 and owns sx40.
Canon PowerShot SX40 ISO limits time-exposure night shots. - YouTube
I very well know that this can be solved with the CHDK, but i would not want to hack my new camera in warranty with some third party firmware/software whatever it is.
Considering Panasonic PZ60 again. SX160IS is still in the league.
Side by side user guide comparison image-
*i49.tinypic.com/2drus84.jpg