I was quite pleased with a Canon S110 which I used for a few years before it dies from a "lens error, restart camera" message over and over. The SX620 should have been an easy upgrade. Not so, the main problem is that if you point you subject (usually a grand-kid) you can get the smile and a fuzzy picture or you get a nice face but the smile is long gone. The machine is too slow to adjust: too much software for the processor or a processor too slow for the software it has to go through before deciding if the picture is worth taking.
The manual is 347 page long, I read it but it is just overwhelming to assimilate and it is probably an indication that the camera was designed to be a jack of all trades but it is really a master of none.
| Marca | Canon |
|---|---|
| Cor correspondente | Prata |
| Zoom óptico | 25 x |
| Distância focal | 62.5 centímetros - 25 milímetros |
| Modelo | 1074C001 |
| Cor | Prata |
| Fabricante | Canon |
| Número do modelo | 1074C001 |
| Dimensões do produto | 5.59 x 9.65 x 2.79 cm; 50 g |
| ASIN | B01FFACR4Q |
| Peso do produto | 50 g |
| Funciona a bateria ou pilha? | Sim |
| EAN | 0013803269581 |