Reviewers Liked
- Backside illuminated sensor performs well, Reasonably light, Nice ridge and rubber for grip on the front, Manually released pop-up flash, 18x lens ranges from 25-450mm, Sensor-shift image stabilization (for stills), Full HD movie mode
- Fast shooting performance; wide and long lens in a pocketable body; useful and fun shooting modes
- Excellent image quality. Impressive light performance
- Overall good image quality, Low shutterlag
- Very good macro capabilities, Large array of useful and creative scene modes, Incamera editing features improve lowlight shots, Extremely easy to use, Excellent performance for the price
Reviewers Didn't Like
- No GPS, Lacks manual exposure control, Effects filters are a bit tired, No stabilisation for movies
- Noticeable chromatic aberration and flare in some shots, Connector / charging port on the bottom requires that you lay camera flat on a table, Movie button difficult to press
- Lack of manual controls and RAW, slow start up
- Images not super sharp at full zoom, Few manual adjustments (forget aperture, shutter speed)
- Photo and video quality soft at high ISOs and in low-light conditions; lacks auto picture rotation
- Antiquated UI
- Average HD Video
- No RAW shooting mode, No manual controls
- Slightly slow telephoto focusing, Some purple fringing, some vignetting
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