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Question: How are the pics in low light outdoors and sports action shots?
Document: Compared the camera with several others, including a Nikon in the same price range my daughter owns. The lens is awesome, giving clear shots out to 150 yards, as well as very good focus up close. The camera bundle I got was what sold it- I'd rate a 32 gig chip as necessary. Works well in relatively low light conditions. I got clear pictures of Elk and a Moose right after sunrise, without full light.
Takes great pictures. Everything works well. The zoom lens works well and focuses well. It is a relatively slow lens which is a problem in low light conditions.
I have been busy learning all the things this camera can do. So far I am taking great action shots and great macro shots. I have a lot more to learn. It has many features.The zoom is amazing. The action tracking is amazing too. I caught my grandson in midair running the bases at his game. It was very clear. I also caught water drops from a sprinkler as the kids were running through it.
While just getting into using this camera, I am very pleased. Experts rated it highly and it is a little smaller and lighter than others. The video and microphone are surprisingly good. I wanted this camera for closeups of wildlife and action shots mostly of our grandchild and I am pleased with this as well.It is a handful though smaller that the EOS and such so there is some bulk to contend with. So I will keep my Canon Powershot Elf which is very good as well and fits in a pocket.
We were hesitant to replace our current camera because we loved it so much and it was so simple (point and shoot, Nikon). This camera far exceeds my expectations... the far zoom is incredible (used to to take pics across a football field at the players and could get waist up shots with resolution such that we could see the emotions on their faces. Incredible!
We had an inexpensive Kodak Playsport which shot great video and fairly low quality still shots. Overall, we were quite happy with the camera until it simply stopped working. There was no warning. One day we had a camera. The next day we had a really slick looking paper weight. I know know that, if you own that particular camera, a sudden critical battery failure is a question of when not if. So, it was time for something new.
I just love this camera. It takes great photos, is light weight and love that fact that I don't have to change lenses. That gets to be a pain from having a sony with a 300 mm lens. The Canon Power Shot also has so many features and is lighting fast when you want it to be. I had bought another brand 3yrs ago for my husband with a zoom lens and that thing is so slow many shots was lost.
I bought this camera to replace my Nikon Coolpix P510. Sometimes, when traveling on planes for long vacations, or on long field trips with iffy weather, I prefer carrying a light-weight camera instead of twenty + pounds of more expensive equipment. For serious macro shots, I resort to my tripod and macro setup, but still sling a zoom camera across one shoulder to grab non-macro shots that may pop up while I'm out in the field.
Purchased this camera for my son and his wife. I purchased this camera for my son and daughter-in-law.Very good pics! Awesome zoom.
Nice camera with the zoom power to take good quality photos and movies even in the low lighting condition.The power of battery discharged within 2 hours for taking photos without flash.
Answer: we have been very satisfied with evening shots, such as moon rises and the only 'sports action' would be our puppy running.