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Thanks meuvoy. To give a fair answer as to which of the HX400 or SX60 has the best image quality we'd have to get them both in to take pictures in the same conditions.

Mainly because of the features and price. Yes, I found image quality a little disappointing, but for a lot of users they won't mind if they are sharing on social networks for example.

Hi Kako,

I can safely say we don't collect the addresses for any marketing purposes. It was something I suggested a number of years ago and we have done it ever since. Basically it makes the process at the end a lot easier when we have drawn the winners, we simply forward the names and addresses to those who are supplying the prizes. Before we used to have to contact each individual winner first, which was very time consuming.

Regards
Dan

Hi, as a photography website we are interested in how good the camera performs on these phones with a camera.

Thanks for pointing that out, I have updated the review.

Yes, you're right, thanks.

Yes it was.

Good spot, thanks.

Quote:fpme tips and techniques.

Is this something new as I do not recall seeing it when the magazine was in publication, nor can I see reference to it on the fpme website ?


It's a compilation of the articles from the magazines.

Good spot, thanks

Check your email, they should be with you now.

Good spot, I've updated the spec table.

We do say "while recording". Most cameras let you set it before, but not all do during, which is important to some users.

Hi Nigel,

Yes of course it can be relied on, it was my error when uploading, sorry.

Dan

Thanks, the prices should be updated now, slight technical issue.

I've also changed the HDR picture. I shouldn't have included that one as it was taken hand-held and it doesn't shoot the three shots quick enough.

When you go to http://www.facebook.com/ while logged in you should have it in a column on the left, might be towards the bottom and you may need to click more.

Yeah I want one as well.

We used to do outdoor ISO tests as well (before I was involved), so perhaps something for us to consider bringing back.

Hello, sorry about that, it shoud say YES.

From the Canon spec sheet on their site:

MOV [H.264 + Linear PCM (stereo)]
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Windows 7 SP1/ Vista SP2/ XP SP3
Mac OS X v10.6 – 10.7

http://www.canon.co.uk/For_Home/Product_Finder/Cameras/Digital_Camera/PowerShot/PowerShot_SX50HS/

Hope this answers your questions.

Fixed now Imran.

Yeah, I'm thinking the same.

It was going to be a secret.

Good news and bad news. Good news, yes, it can take an EVF: http://www.sony.co.uk/product/dac-nex-accessories/fda-ev1s. Bad news, £319 from Sony. The socket can also be used for a microphone. But yeah, I loved using the camera, would certainly buy one myself if I had the money.

Hi Ken, I found it fine in bright light.

More good luck than management tbh!

New images are now uploaded.

You were right, it had the wrong spec table. It's been updated.

We're going to review it so see if it does what it says!

Don't bring it back to the office, if you do I think it will disappear somewhere...

Hi Neil, I have added the ASP-H distances.

Thanks Matt, I've found it now

Wow Dave what a Porfolio!