Canon PowerShot SX130 IS Digital Camera
12.1 Megapixel, Point and Shoot Camera, 3 in. LCD Screen, 12x Optical Zoom, With Video Capability, Weight: 0.68 lb. (0.31 kg)
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Great camera
by porkchop1712, Oct 4, 2011
Pros: Beautiful pictures,Great camera, nice size feels good in your hands, So many features.
Cons: Alkaline battry life is bad!! but when you switch to rechargeables problem is gone.
The Bottom Line: Takes beatiful pictures and with rechargeable batteries you can take many more shots.
Review: I love this camera! I was looking for a camera that first of all does the most important thing a cam ...
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Excellent camera for the money
by heres2u, May 23, 2011
Pros: Zoom, easy operation, can use existing light for more realistic shots, nice size, buttons.
Cons: Rechargeable AAs required, regular AAs could be used in a pinch. Flash recharge time.
The Bottom Line: I can do more with this camera than the average point-n-shoot. It takes great pictures and there is actually something to hold on to and buttons my fingers can operate.
Review: I recently purchased this camera on sale at BestBuy for a mere $148. This was the lowest price ...
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Canon SX130 PowerShot IS: It's the Perfect In-Between Digital Camera
by popsrocks, Mar 13, 2012
Pros: Easy to use. Takes excellent outdoor images
Cons: Being more than six feet away when indoors or without flash results in grainy images.
The Bottom Line: I like the feel, look, ease-of-use, and quality of images the SX130 IS produces. I can recommend it.
Review: It's the perfect in-between camera! Read on...The market is loaded with very small point and shoot c ...
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A great in-between camera between compact and DSLR
by gfxminc, Nov 27, 2010
Pros: Good pictures, Long zoom, HD Video (w/ zoom), can run on battery or DC-in, price.
Cons: ISO Auto is oversensitive in medium-low light, so-so battery life, shutter lag is sometimes slow.
The Bottom Line: Bang for the buck, suitable for anyone. Usable out of the box with manual control over everything for the enthusiast.
Review: The point and shoot camera range for the most part is a war between Canon and Nikon. Which is ...
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Canon SX130 IS - a lot to offer in a small body.
by corms123, Oct 2, 2011
Pros: Picture quality, body size, optical zoom, price point.
Cons: Battery life, lack of continuous/sport setting.
The Bottom Line: Overall, the features, the size and the price point ($200 range) make the Canon SX130 IS a worthwhile camera.
Review: If you're looking for a camera that does a little more than the pocket-size digital cameras but isn' ...
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Overall a great camera
by katie_rantz, Apr 15, 2012
Pros: Easily stowed away in a bag, clear pictures, easy to use
Cons: My only complaint is that it uses batteries VERY fast.
The Bottom Line: If you're looking for an easy to use camera that takes good pictures at an economical price, buy this camera.
Review: I recieved the Canon Powershot SX130 two years ago as a graduation gift from my dad. He paid a very ...
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Canon Powershot SX130
by josiemarie, Jan 21, 2011
Pros: The pictures are clear and perfect. It is the perfect size.
Cons: The zoom feature sometime freezes and the screen may black out from time to time.
Review: I always wanted one of these cameras. I finally got this for christmas, I reacted in tears. Most of ...
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Good camera for learning.
by kshorting, Dec 20, 2010
Pros: Good pictures. AA batteries. Inexpensive. Easy to use.
Cons: Slow, but acceptable, performance. Changing of settings can sometimes be awkward.
The Bottom Line: The SX130 is great for someone who wants to take good pictures, explore the manual settings similar to an SLR, and learn how to take good pictures.
Review: After reading and watching reviews of many different compact cameras, I finally decided on the Canon ...
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Great Point and shoot if you can get over the static...
by jbird468, Sep 22, 2010
Pros: Easy to use. Pictures/video. Capture on smile detect. Uses 2AA Batteries!
Cons: Very Grainy/Choppy live display between shots in average to low light.
The Bottom Line: I would wait to see if they fix this in the near future before buying. Most will not refund your money if you are only dissatisfied with the product.
Review: At first I had my heart set on the Nikon - Coolpix L110. Then right next to it was the Canon PowerSh ...
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It's ok, but I wish my husband bought me the Nikon instead.
by tamerica, May 19, 2011
Pros: Good photos of foliage. Zoom good for shoots of roses. Landscapes are nice. Video great!
Cons: Battery life horrible! Black and white is NOT black and white. Should have bought Nikon!
The Bottom Line: I would not recommend this camera to anyone mainly because of the battery life. It is terrible! You cannot take black and white photos. The flash and photos lag.
Review: I always used a Kodak, but I wanted a better camera. I found the Nikon to be a great buy, but my hus ...
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