MontanaTrace wrote:
I always shoot in both. I think all of those above are jpg. I really enjoy the in-camera HDR (wow, does that save some work). HDR is jpg only. Usually, not much PP. There are some great settings. "Kodachrome." Seldom do I need RAW to battle extremes but I'm glad it's there. I find myself mostly using HDR, Auto, P and A. The PP on my Mac is pretty basic but it's enough. The camera does the heavy lifting. The "Sports" setting is useful when the subject is on the move. If you use it, the 60fps video is crazy good. Stereo audio jack. Hot shoe.
They're very good pictures for JPEG. I usually shoot in raw, easy enough to do a fast conversion in FastStone or DPP for more demanding pics.
I usually leave the camera on shutter priority, in that there is very little versatility with the aperture. I'll have to play around with the HDR mode.
I tell friends that are "occasional picture takers" to save money and buy the SX50 Refurb direct from Canon. Watch for sales and "In Stock." However, for under $500, the SX60 is very good. Cameta has a kit bundle that has a big card, extra battery, flash and some stuff. Free ship. Pretty good deal. I don't tote lenses and still pack a strong wide angle and more zoom than I hardly ever use. 21mm - 1350mm. Low light? Okay. Very low light? Keep a tripod handy. Even a pocket tripod. Overall, I give this camera an B+ to A-.
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