Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera
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Stylish and easy to use, the Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera features smart, rounded lines and highly intuitive operation. Boasting an incredible 10x optical zoom lens, it's easy to photograph everything from family portraits to sporting events. Optical Image Stabilization coupled with enhanced ISO 3200 makes it possible to capture critical shots even under poor lighting conditions. A new 10 megapixel CCD sensor and Canon's latest DIGIC 4 Image Processor produce brilliant images with ample resolution for large scale prints. In spite of all these advanced imaging technologies, the camera is incredibly easy to use. Canon's Easy Mode allows you to concentrate on your subject and let the camera handle the pictures. With a bright 3.0" LCD screen, simplified menu system, and convenient AA-size battery compatibility, the Canon PowerShot SX120 IS is an excellent choice for beginner and advanced photographers alike.
- High Quality Imaging
- By combining a new 10.0 megapixel CCD sensor and Canon's advanced DIGIC 4 Image Processor, the PowerShot SX120 IS offers amazing image quality with dramatic low light sensitivity. Impressive ISO 3200 capability reduces blur and subject movement for crisp photos with spectacular sharpness and clarity.
- 10x Optical Zoom Lens
- The PowerShot SX120 IS boasts a 10x Optical Zoom lens that makes it easy to get the inspiring landscapes and emotional portraits of memories that will last a lifetime. This high-powered lens brings distant subjects up close with amazing precision and brilliant color. Photograph a bird high atop a tree, a child's winning goal from across the stadium, or a school play from the last row. The SX120 IS takes you there!
- 3.0" LCD
- Canon's latest 3.0" Pure Color LCD screen offers exceptional color and contrast for composing and reviewing photos and video.
- Smart AUTO Mode
- Concentrate on your subjects - let the camera handle the pictures. Canon's Smart Auto mode analyzes your shooting conditions with 18 pre-defined scene settings. From a wide, floral landscape to a night on the town with friends, the SX120 IS intelligently captures your memories--maximizing quality while minimizing effort.
- Easy Mode
- Even if you've never picked up a camera before, Canon's new Easy Mode lets you take inspiring, dramatic pictures that will impress everyone. With Easy Mode enabled, the PowerShot SX120 IS handles all exposure details automatically. Your pictures are guaranteed to be bright, sharp, and natural with the touch of a button. Best of all, you can relax and concentrate on what really counts - your subject.
- Advanced Face Detection Technology
- Canon's advanced Face Detection Technology keeps every face in focus. Intelligent Contrast Correction, Red-eye Correction, and the latest focus-tracking technology deliver consistent sharpness and natural skin tones.
- Optical Image Stabilization
- Canon's optical image stabilizer counteracts camera shake caused by unwanted movement. Vibration sensors detect the angle and speed of hand movement and send this information to the processor, allowing the camera to compensate. This adds stability to hand-held, telephoto and moving shots and enables steady shooting speeds without the use of a tripod.
- AA-size Battery Convenience
- Never worry about running out of battery power again. The SX120 IS is powered by standard AA-size batteries. Purchase new batteries wherever your travels take you - no need for chargers or international power adapters.
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| Imaging | |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 10.0 Megapixel |
| Sensor | 1/2.5" CCD |
| File Formats |
Still Images: JPEG Movies: AVI Audio: WAV |
| Max Resolution | 3648 x 2736 |
| Other Resolutions |
2816 x 2112 2272 x 1704 1600 x 1200 640 x 480 3648 x 2048 @ 16:9 |
| Aspect Ratio | 4:3, 16:9 |
| Image Stabilization | Optical |
| Optics | |
|---|---|
| Lens |
EFL: 6.0-60.0 mm (35mm equivalent: 36-360 mm) Aperture: f/2.8 (W) - 4.3 (T) |
| Zoom |
Optical: 10x Digital: 4x |
| Focus Range |
Wide: 1.6' (48.77 cm) - Infinity Telephoto: 3.3' (100.58 cm) - Infinity Macro: 0.4" (1.02 cm) - 1.6' (48.77 cm) |
| Exposure Control | |
|---|---|
| ISO Sensitivity | Auto, 80-1600 |
| Shutter | 15 - 1/2500 seconds |
| Exposure Metering | Center-weighted, Evaluative, Spot |
| Exposure Modes |
Modes: AE Lock, Auto ISO Shift, Manual, Program, Program Shift, Safety Shift Compensation: -2 EV to +2 EV (in 1/3 EV steps) |
| White Balance Modes | Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Halogen, Fluorescent, Manual, Fluorescent H |
| Burst Rate | Up to 1.3 fps |
| Self Timer | 2 Seconds, 10 Seconds |
| Interval Recording | No |
| Remote Control | None |
| Flash | |
|---|---|
| Built-in Flash | Yes: Auto, Auto/Red-eye Reduction, FE Lock, Flash On, Off, Slow Sync |
| Effective Flash Range |
Wide: 1.6 - 13' (48.77 - 396.24 cm) Telephoto: 3.3 - 8.2' (100.58 - 249.94 cm) |
| External Flash Connection | None |
| Memory | |
|---|---|
| Built-in Memory | Not Specified By Manufacturer |
| Memory Card Type |
SD SDHC MMC MMCplus HC MMCplus |
| Still Images per GB | JPEG: 370 @ Highest Resolution - 7515 @ Lowest Resolution |
| Recording | |
|---|---|
| Video Recording | Yes, NTSC/PAL |
| Video | |
|---|---|
| Video Clip Length | Up to 4GB or 60 Minutes |
| Audio Recording | With Video, Mono |
| Viewfinder/Display | |
|---|---|
| Viewfinder Type | None |
| Screen | 3.0" LCD (230000 pixels) |
| Connectivity/System Requirements | |
|---|---|
| Connectivity | USB 2.0 |
| Environmental | |
|---|---|
| Operating/Storage Temperature |
Operating 32 to 104 °F (0 to 40 °C) Humidity: 10 - 90% |
| Power | |
|---|---|
| Battery | 2x AA Batteries |
| AC Power Adapter | ACK-800 (Optional) |
| Physical | |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (WxHxD) | 4.35 x 2.77 x 1.76" / 110.49 x 70.36 x 44.70 mm |
| Weight | 8.64 oz / 245 g (Camera only) |
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of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Pros
- Zoom range/performance (58)
- Image stabilization (51)
- Easy to use (30)
- Good in low light (29)
- Good image quality (28)
Cons
- Short battery life (18)
- No viewfinder (12)
- Lag / shutter delay (10)
- Poor flash (3)
Best Uses
- Family photos (53)
- Landscape/scenery (49)
- Travel (44)
- Low light (33)
- Wildlife (25)
- Reviewer Profile:
- Casual photographer (32), Photo enthusiast (22), Semi-pro photographer (6), Pro photographer (4)
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I just wanted to add a few more things to the comments I made earlier about the SX120.
I've already stated the camera's many fine points. Now, in defense of the cam...Read complete review
I just wanted to add a few more things to the comments I made earlier about the SX120.
I've already stated the camera's many fine points. Now, in defense of the camera's use of AA batteries, mention has been made by some reviewers about their having a short life, and I agree with that, especially when using standard alkalines. Few things annoy me more about using digital cameras than battery problems. So, again, I reiterate buying "pre-charged" lithium ion AA batteries which have almost 8 times the life of a standard alkaline. You will be infinitely pleased. And even though they're more expensive, I think their extremely long life, availability, and convenience, is well worth it over any "propitiatory" rechargeable power cell. And another cool thing, as I mentioned in my previous review, is their incredibly long shelf life. You can grab your camera after it's been sitting in a drawer for a year and go take pictures without worrying about the batteries. They will maintain the same charge and be just as ready to go as they were months ago when you put the camera away. Rechargeable batteries can't do that. I keep several lithium packs in the house and a spare pack in the car. With the new AA lithium cells, batteries are now the last thing I worry about when grabbing my camera to go somewhere.
I also wanted to mention the camera's LCD monitor. It's very bright and clear. It's one of the better screens out there and it maintains its image brightness even viewed from extreme angles where some camera monitors fade away altogether. In direct sunlight (with the screen's brightness control set to maximum) I am still able to make out the on-screen images well enough to compose most of my photos. I don't expect miracles from today's LCDs, where the sun is directly blasting the screen, but the SX120's monitor handles most of the outdoor work pretty well.
As for the camera's plastic construction, I find it to be pretty stout and well made. Where one person might think of plastic composites in a negative way, my opinion is that it'll take most typical impacts pretty good. And plastic inherently absorbs shock better, hence protecting the vital organs better. I do like the feel of cold metal in my hands but dropping a metal bodied camera on hard concrete can be just as disastrous as fumbling a plastic one, or worse.
As for heat, I wouldn't leave any camera in the heat no matter what its construction.
Also, the battery hatch has been mentioned as being hard to open, and I agree, it is a little confusing at first. Canon needs to re-work that feature a bit. (That's another reason why I use lithium ions, so I don't have to mess with the door very often) But I must say, I've figured out the lid better now than when I first bought the camera, and it's not that big a deal once you get used to it. You have to be precise, firmly pushing the button before moving the door, and it will not be a problem to open. Still, Canon needs to improve it.
I've got a few "high end" point and shoot cameras, Nikons and Canons, and I love em—but so far, even thought the SX120 isn't a true "pocket camera," nor the most expensive, I consider it my best "Go-To" small camera, especially considering the price.
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9 Days, 4 Sets Of Batteries! Slow, Too!
Okay I REALLY wanted a Canon S90 but didn't have the cash for that one. But I liked the handling of this camera, and was dead set on Canon at the time (one can...Read complete review
Okay I REALLY wanted a Canon S90 but didn't have the cash for that one. But I liked the handling of this camera, and was dead set on Canon at the time (one can argue back and forth about Canon vs. Nikon in DSLRs ALL DAY, but I feel that Canon beats the pants off Nikon in pocket cameras.)
I decided on this one, and with the supplied batteries installed, took a few test shots. I was amazed at the quality of the images either inside (close to the flash) or outside. But the next day (within 80 shots, about half being with flash) the "low battery" warning came on.
I replaced the supplied batteries with lithiums, being that I was outside in the snow, thinking the cold weather may have made the life of the included batteries so short. I took about 60 more that evening (all with flash) and about 60 the next evening at a family gathering (with flash.) It was also then that I noticed how SLOW this camera is. Even on the "kids and pets" setting, I would see the moment I wanted to capture, press the shutter, and by the time the "AF Assist" light flashed, the "preflash" fired, and the the main flash and shutter opened, the "moment" was over. I either got a blurred backside, or in one instance, a totally empty frame, where two kids who had been "posing" both decided to run away at the same time, before this camera "took" the picture.
The next morning when I got it out to use it...the "low battery" alert was flashing, so I AGAIN replaced the batteries. These lasted through about 40 shots of nieces and nephews opening presents, and then about 100 shots of them playing outside.Toward the end of this, I replaced the batteries again, but with alkalines.
I made some more shots that evening, and the next day at work. The cameras rode in my car for two days at work (I'm a deputy sheriff.) The following day, I was sitting on the side of the road, and seen a hawk land nearby. I got the camera out, powered it on, and began to extend the lens, and it flashed "Low Battery" again, and AUTOMATICALLY POWERED OFF. I tried again, and got the same results.
The camera was returned to the retailer the following day.
I KNOW that reviewers warn that you should not compare compacts against DSLRs but some of the times listed in reviews for shutter lag and shot-to-shot time aren't THAT FAR behind some DSLRs. In real life however, it felt that the shutter lag was 1-2 seconds, and "blackout time" was as much as 5-6 seconds on most images.
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Pros
- Easy To Use
- Good Image Quality
- Good Image Stabilization
- Good in Low Light
- Great Zoom
- Large Clear LCD
- Short Lag Time
- Small / Compact
Cons
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Indoors/Low Light
- Sports/Action
- Travel
- Video
- Weddings/Events
Comments about Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera:
Easy to set up and easy to use. Easy to get pictures onto a computer. At the same time, it takes great shots. The big screen on the back helps, and the lens is powerful for cameras in this price range.
Pros
- Easy To Use
- Good Image Quality
- Good Image Stabilization
- Great Zoom
- Large Clear LCD
- Small / Compact
Cons
- Lag / Shutter Delay
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Indoors/Low Light
- Landscape/Scenery
- Sports/Action
- Travel
- Weddings/Events
Comments about Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera:
Great camera, good price, does everything I want. Only complaint is the rapid-shutter function is a little slow.
- Was this a gift?:
- Yes
Pros
- Good Image Stabilization
- Great Zoom
Cons
- Poor Flash
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Travel
Comments about Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera:
It's a great camera for someone who wants easy, good quality pictures. Perfect for the traveler.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Nice Body Color
- Short Lag Time
Cons
- Too Large / Bulky
Best Uses
- Family Photos
Comments about Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera:
[...] very happy with my cam, i will defenetly will come to shop at your store again in my next trip to usa!thanx for every thing.ehud
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Good Image Stabilization
- Great Zoom
Cons
- Short Battery Life
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Indoors/Low Light
- Landscape/Scenery
- Travel
Comments about Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera:
I gave it as a present to my father. the screen is very clear & big so he can see the menu without glasses. The functions are very easy to use so that was all the point of the present. Besides - the zoom is great & very useful.
- Was this a gift?:
- Yes
Pros
- Great Zoom
Cons
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Landscape/Scenery
- Wildlife photos
Comments about Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera:
This is a great camera for the average photographer. Easy to use and clear pictures. Zoom works better than I thought it would. For the money there is nothing that equals it. I wanted a camera that took clear pictures of scenery without getting into 500 - 1000 dollars. This camera meets those needs.
Pros
- Good Image Stabilization
- Great Zoom
- Short Lag Time
Cons
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Indoors/Low Light
- Landscape/Scenery
- Travel
Comments about Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera:
Wide aperture allows plenty of light for well colored shots.
Pros
- Good Image Stabilization
- Good in Low Light
- Great Zoom
- Nice Body Color
- Short Lag Time
Cons
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Indoors/Low Light
- Landscape/Scenery
- Sports/Action
- Video
- Weddings/Events
- Wildlife photos
Comments about Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera:
This is a wonderful, easy to use, high quality camera. Picture quality is fantastic!
Comments about Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera:
I purchased the camera for company use, they are happy with the camera and are using it daily!
Pros
- Face Detection
- Good Image Stabilization
- Good in Low Light
- Great Zoom
- Nice Body Color
- Perfect size
- Uses AA batteries
Cons
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Indoors/Low Light
- Landscape/Scenery
- Sports/Action
- Travel
- Weddings/Events
- Wildlife photos
Comments about Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera:
The SX120IS takes wonderful photos, and has great automatic and manual settings.
It does not have a lot of other features, but for me, that's OK. How many of the "bells and whistles" on those other cameras would you ever really use anyway? And some of those features can actually get in the way and cause you to slow-down and MISS THAT GREAT PHOTO.
It's a pleasure to hold... I love the size: it's a little bigger than those OTHER pocketable cameras which can be frustrating (I've experienced, and heard many complaints, about fingers accidentally pushing tiny buttons with the result: ruined photos.
The Canon SX120IS takes exceptional photos, has a megazoom, face detection and image stabilization, just the right amount of controls, is the perfect size, and as a bonus, uses AA batteries... available EVERYWHERE! (Ever been to a party or sports event or on a camping trip or to a tourist spot or wedding where somebody's fancy camera battery died?)
Pros
- Great Zoom
Cons
- Short Battery Life
Best Uses
- Landscape/Scenery
- Sports/Action
- Travel
- Weddings/Events
- Wildlife photos
Comments about Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera:
manual feature r good totaly automatic some time dont give what u want
Pros
- AA batteries
- Excellent Color
- Excellent LCD
- Good Image Stabilization
- Great Zoom
- Logical Menu
- Sharp Images
Cons
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Landscape/Scenery
- Still Life Photos
- Travel
- Tripod Work
- Wildlife photos
Comments about Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera:
I just wanted to add a few more things to the comments I made earlier about the SX120.
I've already stated the camera's many fine points. Now, in defense of the camera's use of AA batteries, mention has been made by some reviewers about their having a short life, and I agree with that, especially when using standard alkalines. Few things annoy me more about using digital cameras than battery problems. So, again, I reiterate buying "pre-charged" lithium ion AA batteries which have almost 8 times the life of a standard alkaline. You will be infinitely pleased. And even though they're more expensive, I think their extremely long life, availability, and convenience, is well worth it over any "propitiatory" rechargeable power cell. And another cool thing, as I mentioned in my previous review, is their incredibly long shelf life. You can grab your camera after it's been sitting in a drawer for a year and go take pictures without worrying about the batteries. They will maintain the same charge and be just as ready to go as they were months ago when you put the camera away. Rechargeable batteries can't do that. I keep several lithium packs in the house and a spare pack in the car. With the new AA lithium cells, batteries are now the last thing I worry about when grabbing my camera to go somewhere.
I also wanted to mention the camera's LCD monitor. It's very bright and clear. It's one of the better screens out there and it maintains its image brightness even viewed from extreme angles where some camera monitors fade away altogether. In direct sunlight (with the screen's brightness control set to maximum) I am still able to make out the on-screen images well enough to compose most of my photos. I don't expect miracles from today's LCDs, where the sun is directly blasting the screen, but the SX120's monitor handles most of the outdoor work pretty well.
As for the camera's plastic construction, I find it to be pretty stout and well made. Where one person might think of plastic composites in a negative way, my opinion is that it'll take most typical impacts pretty good. And plastic inherently absorbs shock better, hence protecting the vital organs better. I do like the feel of cold metal in my hands but dropping a metal bodied camera on hard concrete can be just as disastrous as fumbling a plastic one, or worse.
As for heat, I wouldn't leave any camera in the heat no matter what its construction.
Also, the battery hatch has been mentioned as being hard to open, and I agree, it is a little confusing at first. Canon needs to re-work that feature a bit. (That's another reason why I use lithium ions, so I don't have to mess with the door very often) But I must say, I've figured out the lid better now than when I first bought the camera, and it's not that big a deal once you get used to it. You have to be precise, firmly pushing the button before moving the door, and it will not be a problem to open. Still, Canon needs to improve it.
I've got a few "high end" point and shoot cameras, Nikons and Canons, and I love em—but so far, even thought the SX120 isn't a true "pocket camera," nor the most expensive, I consider it my best "Go-To" small camera, especially considering the price.
Pros
- Good Image Stabilization
Cons
- Difficult to Use
Best Uses
- Indoors/Low Light
Comments about Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera:
Impossible to see the screen in sunlight. I use the camera on the job some and unless I'm inside it's pretty much useless. When I can see where I'm pointing the camera, it does good.
Pros
- Good Image Stabilization
- Good in Low Light
- Great Zoom
- Nice Body Color
Cons
- Short Battery Life
- Too Large / Bulky
Best Uses
- Indoors/Low Light
- Landscape/Scenery
Comments about Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera:
Great camera for an amateur like myself. [...]
Pros
- Easy to use
- Good Image Stabilization
Cons
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Landscape/Scenery
- Travel
Comments about Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera:
We were in the market for a camera that is simple to use and reasonably priced. We liked the zoom capability that this Canon offered, as well as its flash capabiities. Additionally, the camera is light and easy to take along while traveling.
Pros
- Good Image Stabilization
- Good in Low Light
- Great Zoom
- Nice Body Color
- Short Lag Time
Cons
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Indoors/Low Light
- Landscape/Scenery
- Sports/Action
- Travel
- Weddings/Events
- Wildlife photos
Comments about Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera:
Great low cost camera. Love the AA batteries
Pros
- Good Image Stabilization
- Good in Low Light
- Great Zoom
- Nice Body Color
Cons
- Short Battery Life
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Landscape/Scenery
- Sports/Action
- Travel
Comments about Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera:
I am still learning the camera but right from the start I found that the auto setting with the long range lens gave me just what I was looking for in a camera that I could keep in my pocket-book all the time and just shoot, shoot, shoot. Everyone I show the camera to, is just as excited about the results as I am[...]
Pros
- Good Image Stabilization
- Great Zoom
Cons
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Landscape/Scenery
- Travel
Comments about Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera:
I use this to take pictures of flora, fauna, and family. I would give this camera 5 stars if it came with a printed manual.
Pros
- Good Image Stabilization
- Great Zoom
Cons
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Landscape/Scenery
- Travel
- Video
- Wildlife photos
Comments about Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera:
I bought this camera to use it on a trip overseas that we have not taken yet. It is easy to use in the automatic mode, but I have not had the opportunity to explore the other settings. It is more difficult to do this without a written instruction manual.
Pros
- Good in Low Light
- Great Zoom
- Nice Body Color
- Short Lag Time
Cons
Best Uses
- Family Photos
- Indoors/Low Light
- Landscape/Scenery
- Travel
- Video
- Weddings/Events
- Wildlife photos
Comments about Canon PowerShot SX120 IS Digital Camera:
Love how easy it is to use. The camera is very user friendly and takes excellent photos.
One thing I do not like about the camera is the wrist strap. I was very surprised about the quality and color of it. It should be black to match the camera. And the strap itself should be flat not round for comfort.
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Memory Cards
Required item: Sufficient memory is not included so be sure to have enough storage capacity.
- Price: $6.20
- GBP 3.95
Batteries & Power
Always keep a spare battery handy so you won't get caught without power.
- Price: $41.95
- GBP 26.72
Bags & Straps
Carry, store, and protect all your equipment with a bag or a strap.
- Price: $11.95
- GBP 7.61
- Price: $14.95
- GBP 9.52
Screen Protectors
Protect your LCD screen from scratches and finger prints.
- Price: $6.95
- GBP 4.43
Card Readers
Download your pictures faster and save battery life.
- Price: $9.95
- GBP 6.34
What's in the Box
- 2 x AA-size Batteries
- SD Memory Card SDC-128MB
- Wrist Strap
- IFC-400PCU USB Interface Cable
- AVC-DC400 Video Interface Cable
- Software CD-ROM
- 1-Year Canon U.S.A. Warranty
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