How about the Sony HX30, please come to someone who has really used this camera

I use this camera a lot, because that's what I sell, and I don't know much about other brands, but as far as Sony digital cameras are concerned, the HX30 is very good, and it can be positioned as a high-end digital card camera for home use.

First of all, the lens uses Sony G lenses, which are Sony's own best lenses, the highlight is the 20x zoom, and the body is very thin, which is lighter than similar models of other brands. Another plus is that the telephoto end is still sharp even when taking pictures at digital zoom. Shoot out naturally.

It's clear, and the colors aren't as bright as Sony's slim card machine, which is natural. In addition, the focus of this camera is fast and accurate, and I have tried to use high-speed continuous shooting to follow the cars passing by in the distance, and there will be no smearing, blurring, etc.

The second is the material, mainly made of alloy, rubber and a few plastics in the hand, which feels good and is more suitable for men. The lacquer finish is also very good, and it comes in two colors, matte black and brown.

Then there's technology. The HX30 has a WiFi transmission feature that other low-end cameras don't have. ** and ** can be sent to smartphones and laptops via wireless signals. It's very convenient.

Recommended to buy! There's also an HX10 that's not bad either. 16x zoom, no wifi transmission function.

I originally went to Zhongguancun to buy the Sony HX30 fucking, I went to the store and the people in the store took out the Sony HX30 for me, and I don't know if it was parallel imports or just like that! The quality is very poor! Not to mention the effect of the photo!

Then the people in the store brought me a Panasonic ZS10GK for two thousand two! Alas, now regret dying!

1. These two cameras are not the same kind of products, H300 is a bridge machine (commonly known as a telephoto machine), HX30 is a card machine, and the user groups are different;

2. In terms of the quality of the sensor, the H300 is equipped with a 1-inch CCD sensor with 20.1 million pixels, and the HX30 is equipped with a 1-inch CMOS sensor with 18.2 million pixels, and the pixel density is slightly lower than the HX30. Technically, CCD sensors have better control over the highlights, and the colors are more vivid, giving the imaging an advantage in good light; The CMOS sensor has better forgiveness, higher sensitivity (low-light imaging performance) quality, and better night shooting or high-light imaging than good time imaging. However, due to the fact that the sensor area of both machines is 1 inch, the pixel density is very high, and the single pixel quantum rate of the high-density pixel with a small bottom is relatively low, which restricts the tolerance and high sensitivity of the CMOS sensor.

In contrast, the image quality of the small-bottom camera with a CCD sensor will be a little better, so the H300's sensor is better;

3. From the lens point of view, the H300 is equipped with a lens with a focal length equivalent of 25-875mm and an aperture of , while the Hx30 is equipped with a lens with a focal length of 25-500mm equivalent and an aperture of . Both are telescopic (external zoom) large zoom lenses, and the optical quality is basically the same. Maximum aperture and have little effect on actual shooting, so there is basically no difference in the effect of the lens on imaging.

Under the premise of the same lens quality, the longer the focal length, the more convenient, and the lens H300 is better;

4. From the perspective of image processors, both are equipped with Sony's BIONZ X image processors, and there is basically no difference in noise control, color reproduction, cache performance, etc., all of which are the same;

5. From the perspective of control performance, both machines are contrast-focused, and both only support JPG format, H300 maximum shutter 1 1600s, HX30 maximum shutter 1 1500s, basically no difference, other performance is basically the same, and the handling is the same;

6. The image quality of digital cameras is determined by sensors, lenses and image processors, of which the sensor accounts for 45%, the lens accounts for 50%, the processor accounts for 5%, and the control is related to the shooting success rate. The sensor quality of H300 is the same as that of Hx30, of which the color of H300 will be a little better, the pixel density of HX30 will be slightly lower, the image purity will be better, the total number of pixels of H300 is slightly more, and the magnification size can be larger, and in general, the sensor advantage of H300 is more obvious; The H300 is equipped with a lens with a larger optical zoom magnification, and the higher the zoom magnification, the better, under the premise that the lens quality is basically the same. The image processor and handling performance are the same, so the H300 is better than the Hx30 in terms of camera performance. However, the H300's large size affects portability, and everyone's portability requirements are different.

Advantages: The back-illuminated CMOS sensor is powerful, excellent high-sensitivity imaging, good image quality, large aperture, the lens supports manual focusing, and the operation is very fun. Fast focusing speed, good image stabilization, high pixels, good feel and controllability.

It works better at night on weakly lit grounds, much better than the previous Canon X50, but not as good as the Canon during the day. The focus noise reduction is good, and the overlay mode is used at night, and the gray is always good. The focal length is much larger than that of 30x focal length products.

The appearance is also good, and it is indeed a top-of-the-line product in digital.

Cons: Poor image quality at high ISO. Weak battery, no dock charger, no remote control and shutter release. The viewfinder magnification is smaller than that of the Kemei Z3, so it is difficult to see clearly. Manual zoom is slower. Anti-shake is average, and if you have a telephoto end, you must add a shelf.

Summary: Lightweight, long focal length. 50x zoom power, manual focusing, this can be had, it increases the fun of shooting, and it feels much stronger than the card machine when you take a few shots. The weight volume is smaller than that of a DSLR. Enough as a recording tool.

Hello! We recommend the powerful Canon PowerShot SX 50 HS telephoto digital camera with a 50x optical zoom lens with the highest magnification ever for excellent image quality.

The Canon PowerShot SX50 HS is Canon's flagship telephoto digital camera for its Fall 2012 launch. Equipped with a 1-inch, 12.1-million-pixel CMOS sensor and a new DigiC 5 image processor, it achieves a continuous shooting speed of up to 13 frames per second (higher than the continuous shooting speed of a DSLR). As a flagship-level telephoto camera, the SX50 is equipped with a 50x optical zoom lens equivalent to 24-1200mm, making it the largest telephoto camera on the market.

Pros: Double-optical zoom lens.

mm wide-angle ends.

4. The intelligent image stabilization effect is excellent.

Disadvantages: 1. The screen has not been upgraded (equipped with an inch, 10,000-pixel reversible display) 2. The battery life is average.

The two cameras are positioned in the same position.

It is recommended to buy the HX30

The reason is very simple, because the best camera, Canon's cost performance is low, which is caused by overwhelming advertising.

The same is true for the HX30 compared to the SX240, **about the same, but:

The HX30 is 18 million pixels, the 3-inch 100-pixel LCD screen is 12 million pixels (that is, the technology in 2008), and the 3-inch 10,000-pixel LCD screen.

It can be seen that the HX30 is much higher in terms of cost performance, which is why I recommend it.

The two are much better than Sony;

HX30, 18.2 million pixels, 20x light variation, 25 wide-angle aperture, 3-inch display, 12800 sensitivity, panoramic scanning.

SX240, 12.1 million pixels, 20 times light change, 25 wide-angle aperture, 3-inch million display, light sensitivity 3200, Sony has a large aperture, high sensitivity, and it will be much better than SX240 for bad light or snapshots, **similar, similar size. FYI.

Sony, generally Sony will be much better.