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Canon SX10 IS - wildlife for beginners
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14-06-2009 3:37pm#1Bought a SX10IS recently. Worth considering for those interested in beginner photos of wildlife but not sure about splashing out on DSLR + lens. Lots of features, still haven't got through the manual yet. Note ~EUR 55 rebate from Canon website at the moment for purchases in ROI.
1st shots I took below - bog standard auto mode - just to show wide angle / max optical zoom (20x) / max optical zoom (80x) for this bridge camera. Pics resized/compressed using Microsoft Image Resizer Powertoy, but original wasn't in focus either
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If you are thinking of a bridge camera the Panasonic Lumix range looks interesting too.
PS its a Killdeer0
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