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Reviews (8)
Jun 17, 2009
Currently the best superzoom camera
15 of 15 found this helpful Likes:
* lightness
* image quality
* lens reach (18x zoom and extra if lower the resolution)
* 720p HD movies
* RAW recording
Dislikes:
* EVF needs to be brighter
* battery life low (but much better with third party high capacity batteries)
* matt black finish not terribly resilient - metal cladding like most Panasonic compacts would be an improvement
* DSLR like control wheel would improve handling (but not like the loose thing on Canon's SX10...)
* Mono sound not exciting - needs stereo mics like other compacts (the best feature of the Canon SX10)
* Non-reversible lens hood is a minor irritant - at least the ones on most SLR lenses can be reversed for travel.
No flash hotshoe (minor issue for me, the in-built flash is ok but you can't bounce it. Diffusing with a piece of tissue paper works, though).
Why did I buy?
Dissatisfaction with a Canon SX10 IS superzoom camera. Bigger, much heavier, worse lens, no HD movies or RAW recording. It's a better back up to my Nikon D90 DSLR than the Canon, cheaper and with better image quality. And the more expensive Canon SX1 IS is even more money and has worse IQ!
It's also a better, more flexible camera than the popular Panasonic TZ6/7 compact superzooms. If you're not a camera nut you can always use it in iA mode - fully automatic and very good.
Look on it as a cheaper and still pretty good alternative to the Panasonic GH1.
Jun 17, 2009
Currently the best superzoom camera
13 of 13 found this helpful Likes:
* lightness
* image quality
* lens reach (18x zoom and extra if lower the resolution)
* 720p HD movies
* RAW recording
Dislikes:
* EVF needs to be brighter
* battery life low (but much better with third party high capacity batteries)
* matt black finish not terribly resilient - metal cladding like most Panasonic compacts would be an improvement
* DSLR like control wheel would improve handling (but not like the loose thing on Canon's SX10...)
* Mono sound not exciting - needs stereo mics like other compacts (the best feature of the Canon SX10)
* Non-reversible lens hood is a minor irritant - at least the ones on most SLR lenses can be reversed for travel.
No flash hotshoe (minor issue for me, the in-built flash is ok but you can't bounce it. Diffusing with a piece of tissue paper works, though).
Why did I buy?
Dissatisfaction with a Canon SX10 IS superzoom camera. Bigger, much heavier, worse lens, no HD movies or RAW recording. It's a better back up to my Nikon D90 DSLR than the Canon, cheaper and with better image quality. And the more expensive Canon SX1 IS is even more money and has worse IQ!
It's also a better, more flexible camera than the popular Panasonic TZ6/7 compact superzooms. If you're not a camera nut you can always use it in iA mode - fully automatic and very good.
Look on it as a cheaper and still pretty good alternative to the Panasonic GH1.
Feb 12, 2009
I found a gem!
I've had this album on a vinyl record since it came out 20 years ago. Sadly, it became badly damaged and unplayable. Long out of print and not available for download in the UK (but it is in the US - grrrr) I'd been searching for it on CD for a while. And lo and behold on eBay I found a nice seller in Cumbria! It's so lovely to hear this master work from U2's producer man in a better way than I've ever heard it before. His later albums are also good but do not have the amazing atmosphere, a translucent shimmering quality, of this music. The vocals are a bit more closely miked, the instrumental arrangements simpler. It really is a gem and for a U2 fan like me it's a way of understanding a bit more about one of the band's key influencers over 20+ years. Heaven.