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Canon Powershot SX120 and Sony Cybershot DSC H20 are both pretty comprable point and shoot zooms. Besides differences in batteries and memory (card v. stick), which takes better pics?
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Hi and welcome to Steve's.
One thing I would consider before you start looking at either of these is the wide angle setting. Neither is what I would find wide enough with 36mm on the Canon and 38mm on the Sony. For my 28mm is where I would want to be for a wide setting (or wider) to allow shooting groups of people and getting nice landscapes etc. |
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Thanks for the helpful advice. I tend to shoot more in the zoom mode, so this may not be a big issue for me. It seems that otherwise the cameras are pretty close in quality.
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No, I personally believe there is indeed a rather marked difference between the Canon SX-120 and the Sony H-20. The Sony H-20 is really the very clear winner in any competition between those two camera. Sarah Joyce |
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