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Canon PowerShot SX50 HS

<ul><li>World's first 50x Optical Zoom (24-1200mm) and 24mm Wide-Angle lens*1 with Optical Image Stabilizer delivers magnificent images whether you are up close or far away.</li><li>12.1 Megapixel High-Sensitivity CMOS sensor combined with a DIGIC 5 Image Processor creates the Canon HS SYSTEM for improved low-light performance up to ISO 6400 and enhanced image quality.</li><li>Capture stunning 1080p Full HD video in stereo sound with a dedicated movie button; zoom while shooting and play back videos on an HDTV via the HDMI output.</li><li>High Speed AF greatly improves focus speed and High-Speed Burst HQ allows for continuous capture at a maximum of 10 frames*2 while maintaining superb image quality.</li><li>Intelligent IS automatically chooses from six different modes to optimize image stabilization for the shooting condition.</li><li>Bright 2.8-inch Vari-angle LCD with 461,000 dots for shooting at a variety of angles, plus an Electronic Viewfinder.</li><li>Smart AUTO intelligently selects the proper camera settings based on 58 predefined shooting situations and the Face ID function adjusts focus and exposure priority based on pre-registered faces.</li><li>Full range of shooting and recording modes including RAW+JPEG for the ultimate creative control.</li><li>Built-in hot shoe allows compatibility with optional Speedlite flashes for additional lighting options.</li></ul>&lt;script src="http://z.www.canonfeatures.ca/js/featureEmbed.php?pid=5019461a01973a7203000000&amp;lang=en&amp;id=s5019461a01973a7203000000&amp;vid=4fc6efafc9bb3" id="s5019461a01973a7203000000" type="text/javascript"&gt;&lt;/script&gt;

Imagine getting right down on the field to capture sports action, zeroing in on your child's expression on a crowded stage, and recording elusive wildlife shots. All this and more is possible with the PowerShot SX50 HS offering the world's first 50x Optical Zoom lens* in a compact digital camera, which goes all the way from a wide-angle 24mm to 1200mm (35mm equivalent) to capture any shot you choose. The PowerShot SX50 HS doesn't just get you up close to the action, it delivers spectacular image quality to every shot. The Canon HS SYSTEM, a combination of a 12.1 Megapixel High-Sensitivity CMOS sensor and the DIGIC 5 Image Processor, achieves beautiful images up to ISO 6400. Record your memorable moments in incredibly lifelike 1080p Full HD video with stereo sound and High Speed AF ensures you'll capture all the action with faster focusing speed and reduced shooting lag time. The PowerShot SX50 HS also features the additional benefit of Zoom Framing Assist Seek and Lock functions, for easy tracking of and keeping the subject centered in the frame until you capture the image. With powerful technologies that add convenience and advanced capabilities, PowerShot SX50 HS can help you capture more of life every day.

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This a great all in one carry around camera. I also own the older SX1 and SX40HS, and this camera improves on both.
The SX1 has a 35mm equivalent 24-560mm lens, has great image quality, great video, and shoots RAW files, but the downfall in my view was AA batteries which had a very short useful life (relative to a Lithium Ion battery) and always seemed to die at the wrong moment. There was no battery charge indicator other than an "idiot" light that would flash as the battery died.

Then a few versions later came the SX40HS. Great camera, battery charge indicator, Lithium Ion battery, 35mm equivalent 24-840mm lens, great image quality, great features, great video... but no RAW.

Now we have this little gem the SX50HS which in my view finally completes the picture for the perfect carry around camera with an even longer lens range, battery charge indicator, Lithium Ion battery with remarkable life, great image quality, great video, great features and shoots RAW files!

This camera boasts remarkable image quality from a very small chip. Does it compare to the image quality I get from my 1DS Mark III or 5D Mark III? No. Did I expect it to? No. But for the all the amazing features packed into this camera the bottom line for me is that there are many great images that HAVE been captured because of the portability and range of this camera which might have been missed otherwise, as I don't regularly tote around the 20 - 30 pounds of gear that would be needed to cover this lens range on my full frame DSLRs.

Great carry around camera

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I wanted an ultra zoom camera to take along on my hunts and just to keep in my truck. I have the Cannon S5-IS and was happy with it, but the powerful 50x zoom on this camera was something I could not resist. The zoom gets me great shots, and the detail I could not see as I took the shot. Stabilization is a must and works pretty well. The photo attached was taken of a deer approx. 100yds from the road, I shot thru the cab as I was sitting on the passenger side through the driver side open window with the vehicle running.

Got this camera for wildlife pics, It does the job

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I love the side-swinging, tilting view screen, which is something I required in a new camera. 50x optic/200x zoom is really impressive and the stabilization really works. Photo here of small bird was done, handheld, through glass, from second story, across back yard and has not been cropped or adjusted.
Has amazing features such as recognizing when someone's eyes are closed, and being able to recognizing a designated face and focus on it.
Only criticisms so far are that the controls on the back are too easy to bump when pickup/handling the camera, and that it does use a rechargeable rectangular battery, so you cannot substitute common AA batteries when you are low. However, this does make the camera smaller and lighter.

Amazing features, and long zoom

I really enjoyed using my old SX30 and captured some amazing photos with it. When the SX40 came out, the reviews and comments indicated that Canon had made notable improvements in the SX line. But, I couldn't justify getting a new camera so soon. But when the SX50 was released with the longer zoom, I knew that would be my next camera. I did some comparisons with other similar cameras, but jumped for the Canon when Walmart dropped the price. In the end, the two reasons I picked Canon over Nikon and Sony were: 1. My familiarity with Canon SX cameras and 2. That incredible 50X zoom.

I have only used the camera for a few weeks mostly to capture backyard birds and the full moon. When possible, I took the same shots with my old SX30 to make comparisons. The photos have always been better with the SX50... sharper, brighter and better color. I am very pleased so far.

The range of this lens is similar to my SX30 and it provides very good macro shots as well as zoomed shots. I haven't taken enough test shots yet to give a detailed analysis, but the range of this lens is simply amazing. In the dSLR world, you would need to buy several (many) heavy and expensive lenses to get the same range. Without a doubt, the dSLR will deliver much better quality in the photos. But unless you are a pro or a very serious hobbiest, it would be hard to justify the extra expense. And if you do have great dSLR equipment, you can probably justify having an SX50 (or other megazoom) as an everyday carry around camera when you don't want to drag the heavier stuff around.

I seldom take video and haven't tried this feature yet. Sorry. But other reviews I've read think the SX50 is very good at this. I guess there are some great video uses for the 50X lens, but does it make sense to buy this camera for movies when there would be no way to capture sound at a 50X distance? But like I said, I don't do video very often.

The SX50 controls have been shuffled since the SX30. In my opinion, the new design works about the same as the old. It just took me a few days to get used to the new locations. The power button is the one thing that still troubles me. The location is probably better and lowers the chance of accidental on/offs. But, I find that I have to be very deliberate when pushing the button. Several times, I've grabbed the camera, pushed that button and moved the camera to my eye only to see that the camera hadn't turned on. This might be a deliberate design to further prevent the casual button press???

The articulating LCD screen is one of the coolest features of the SX cameras. This makes it possible for you to keep good control of your camera in some very awkward situations... around corners (being sneaky :^), on the ground, over your head, etc. Other than those type of situations, I seldom use the LCD to compose a photo. But I can't imagine having a camera without that feature.

I have only used the flash once, just to make sure it works.

The image stabilization works great... but hand holding this camera at 50X is still an issue. I use tricks (leaning into something, holding the camera on something, etc) for most long shots, but I think I will use a tripod a lot more than I did with the SX30.

If you have always used a point-and-shoot camera, the SX50 is a great way to start using some manual techniques. I've only tinkered a bit with these on the SX50, but have used aperture and shutter priorities quite a bit on the old camera. A big complaint of mine with both cameras is when using manual focus. Ughh. Focusing is a fine tuning function which is almost impossible to do by spinning the control wheel. Luckily, the autofocus works pretty good as long as you can get it to focus on what you want.

Should you buy this camera? The zoom is awesome for wildlife, birds, sporting events, etc... anything that you want to bring up close If those type of photos are low on your priorities, there are many other cameras on the market that will give you excellent photos at half the price. For me, I am VERY happy with the SX50.

Awesome upgrade from the SX30 IS

I have several Canon cameras, including the 5dii. But I got this one both for the super zoom, and for ease of carrying while hiking. I also take it out with me in the kayak. My other cameras have 18-21 mp, and this one is only 12.1, so I hesitated. But the shots are beautiful!! Very rich color, especially in good light.

Auto does a decent job, but I also use the manual, aperture priority, and shutter priority. And I admit to enjoying the toy camera option. It's fun.

I did buy a cable release for this camera, which makes tripod use even better and easier. The swing out viewfinder also makes tripod use much easier.

I also bought a hood, although I don't really notice much difference now that it's on.

I also appreciate that the battery lasts quite a long time. But I did buy an extra one, because it's hard to recharge when you're in the boat.

I was really very pleasantly surprised at how much I like this camera!!!

Love it!!

I am definitely a bargain shopper but sometimes you get what you pay for when buying cameras which is what has happened to me the last three times I have tried to buy a camera that was less than $100. I decided to bite the bullet and purchase a more expensive camera but I still didn't want to buy a professional end camera. My main goal was to get a camera that would do action shots in burst mode and not be blurry. This camera is perfect for that and wasn't really that pricey considering all the features included within it. I am still learning all the details but so far it has been pretty easy to use and the picture quality is great. I definitely recommend this camera to others.

Great Camera for Price

It's a little complicated for a beginner. I read the manual for two evenings and made some progress then I went on youtube and watched 3 or 4 videos on how to operate the menu's, buttons, flash, etc. and the light bulb went on. It all made perfect sense and I have been really happy that I bought it. I highly recommend this camera/recorder, the 50x zoom is incredible it's like having a telescope that is a camera/video recorder. You can zoom the moon so close you can see minute details.

Love the camera

This by far is the BEST camera that I've owned. I was using the PowerShot S5is, that I bought 4 years ago. I love taking sunset pictures and anything nature, so the decent zoom worked out well for those pictures. When I first saw the PowerShot SX50 at my local Walmart, I fell in love with it, and knew that I would own it when I could. Finally, that day came. Nature and sunset pictures are easier than ever to capture, because it has a GREAT zoom. I consider myself a professional amateur. The PowerShot SX50, makes me look like a professional. The colors of the sunset pictures are amazing!! Great detail!! If you need to zoom in on a pelican, this zoom will get you so close, you think you're standing in front of it. I have not tried recording a video yet, but I'm sure it will be just as great as the pictures have been. So, if you're looking for a camera that takes great pictures, has a great zoom to get you close to everything, and is easy to use, then look no further, the PowerShot SX50 is that camera.

Great camera, easy to use

My previous camera was the Canon SX40, with a 35x zoom and I really loved it. I got this one as an upgrade and it met my expectations. It is a great point and shoot camera, if you don't want to worry about any specific settings. But if you like to modify some of them, it allows you to play with it. It's not a substitute for a DSLR, but it shouldn't be.

The 50x optical zoom let you take photos of things you can't even see on plain sight. Great for photos of the Moon! (I have even been able to see Jupiter and it's four biggest moons, as bright spots; don't expect so much detail on those!).

The flash is more powerful than the SX40, so the SX50 is improved for dark conditions. Just be careful when taking photos too close to individuals; they can seem too bright.

Another improvement is the anti-shake technology while taking video. Very useful for people like me, with not a very steady grip.

It doesn't include the mini-USB cable, so that's something you might need to get if you want to transfer the photos directly from the camera, instead of removing the SD memory card.

Great zoom and great quality photos at great price

I've had Canons before, and I had the 2006 version of this camera until last spring when it could no longer be repaired. I was a professional photographer for 15 years, but now just shoot for pleasure. If you are ready for something that will give you more control but not ready to sink the $ for an SLR this is a very good choice.
Pro - better, more intuitive menu, larger, brighter screen, and a must for me is the rotating screen so you can hold camera in different positions and still see the screen - over your head in crowds, at waist level for undetected shots. The zoom - wow - no one else can touch it. Nice crisp images - under good lighting conditions. Viewfinder is pretty good, unless like me, you are too nearsighted to make use of it.
Mixed Bag - I was able to get focus in very dark settings, an improvement over previous versions, but on auto there was noticeable softness under normal room lighting conditions (lamps, window light) without flash
Cons - lithium battery - previous versions ran on 4 AAs, which meant you could get batteries anywhere in the world. Get a back up battery (or 2) and charger- on a trip I fried a charger and battery by plugging into the wrong outlet (jet lag moment). Yes longer life but less convenient. Placement of controls on back isn't great. There is a thumb rest but I find I can inadvertently move the other buttons, and I have small hands. It's lighter weight but at the cost of feeling solid and well made. If you don't hit the buttons square on you may not get a response - took me 10 tries to get the display to come back up after shutting it down to check out the viewfinder.

On the whole I am happy with this selection and can work around the faults. My only concern is if it is going to last as long as its predecessor which endure a lot of abuse and kept on clicking.

Best selection between point and shoots and SLR

The viewfinder on this camera is tiny to the point that it is nearly unusable. And it's a real shame because otherwise this is a great and fun camera. But just the fact that the zoom capacity is so enormous, it just increases the need of a better design. Forget using an eye cup or magnifier to help, because they didn't leave slots to accommodate one.

Viewfinder hurts camera.