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Dont' Buy Canon Powershot SX210 IS Before You Read This Review
The Canon Powershot SX210IS is an update on the sx200 model and sits mid-range among powershot model. It is though, the most best compact sized versionand comes with an impressive feature list. There’s a 14.1 mega pixels sensor capturing at 4320 x 3240 pixels with standard ISO range 80-1600, the lens is a 14x optical zoom, offering 28mm at its wide end and an aperture range of f/3.1 to f/5.nine at the long end. This is controlled by a tiny rocker on the top. For creatives shooting it features full manual, aperture priority, shutter priority and program modes.
There is also a full auto, and seventeen scene modes, including a Low-Light mode for high ISO shooting at 3.5MP resolution. On the rear it has a 3 inch LCD screen though this a 16:9 widescreen display, so for still image shooting you only get the equivalent o around 2.7in display in heigh. A rear dial allow quick modification of aperture or shutter, and can be uses for manual focusing, plus range of other function. The dials also doubles up as a four-way d-pad, given that quick access to focusing, flash, self timer and spotlight compensation. In addition to a movie method on the shooting dial, there’s also a fast movie record button to allow for instant access, which can be customized for other uses. While camera is turn on the flash mechanically raises but can then be pushed down and pulled up again manually when needed. Autofocus features a single centre point selection with face detection and tracking; there’s also lens based image stabilization to cut down the chance of camera shake, even at full zoom. Video is record in Canon’s Native H.264.mov format at 720p high definition with stereo audio.
Design
The design of Canon SX210IS is keeping with previous powershot models, being simple and clean, with a prominent shooting mode dial that has the same feel as those featured on the DSLR range. There’s no much in the way of grip, as the front in flush, but the mode dial sits neatly under the thumb and has enough resistance to avoid changing the mode accidentally. The LCD screen originally looks impressive, as it takes up much of the rear, but its wide screen design is only of benefit when shooting video and combined with the relatively low 230k-dot resolution, leaves traditional stills shooters a little short changed .
Performance
In use, the camera is very responsive a breeze to operate. To save space and clean design, the quick acces symbols have been removed and instead show up on the screen when your finger covers the dial. While this is clear, it does time-consuming process. Focusing is quick reliable, backed up with a powerful low-light AF beam. The creatives mode are quick and easy to use thanks the rear dial, and range of scene mode includes some useful and fun functions; such as the miniature mode, for tilt shift effects; a fisheye effect; and high ISO Low-Light mode. The HD video feature is simply accessed and simple to use, thanks to the smooth zoom and impressive stabilization. The .mov Quicktime format also means it is simple to playback on any machine.
Value for Money
This is the second cheapest camera of the four on test and cost just $329 more than its Nikon competitor. Though the Powershot SX210IS lacks some of the more advanced and fancy features.
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Frequently Asked Questions...
Value of this Canon camera lens?
I am thinking of selling this camera lens, however I am unsure of the approximate value. I don't want to list it for too much but also don't want to rip myself off.
I only found one similar to it on eBay, which sold for $150.
"Canon Lens FD 35mm 1:2 S.S.C."
Only has front lens cap, includes hard lens case.
Answer:
FD lenses are quite old now - they were superseded by the EF lens range for the Canon EOS in 1987.
Having said that, a 35mm 1:2 in good condition is a useful lens for someone who has the right camera. I've just checked a couple of UK sites and the going rate for similar lenses is around £100 so $150 is in the right area. However, selling prices will vary greatly depending on demand.
One issue - if you look through the lens, does it have a yellowish tint? If so, it may be one of the lenses Canon made using thorium in the glass.



























































































