[wisb] Re: birding camera

  • From: jpike44 <jpike44@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: Wisconsin Birding Network <wisbirdn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 10 Nov 2011 14:13:53 -0600 (GMT-06:00)

I'm also a fan of Canon Powershot cameras, and, more specifically, the SX30. 
The high megapixels allow one to extensively crop a photo, yet still retain a 
crisp image. However, I agree with the deficiencies that have been mentioned, 
especially as regards the frustrating slowness of zooming in and focusing on a 
bird, only to have it fly away. It is very difficult to get a satisfying photo 
of a warbler moving within the foliage. If the SX40 with the improved burst 
mode had been available four months ago, I might have opted for that. That 
would definitely improve the odds of obtaining a satisfying warbler pic. Of 
course, being a penny-pincher, the price would have to be right. 

Hoping to see some redpolls before my ten days in the state are up. I wouldn't 
mind a Snowy Owl, either, but I'm not holding my (frosty) breath.

Jim Pike
Hunt Bch,CA/New Berlin,WI   
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