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"It's easy to find what you are looking for."popphoto.com | talking about the camera's button-layout
"Despite our few gripes, we still wouldn’t hesitate to recommend the HX100V to someone interested in a superzoom camera."popphoto.com | talking about the camera's overall-performance
"The Sony scored an Acceptable rating in overall image quality."popphoto.com | talking about the camera's image-quality
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What about the battery life?
What about the battery life?
i wanna buy HXV but i am confused between Canon 1100d nd HX 100V
can anyone help me to sort out my problem ????
so, could i pay only 10.00
The true resolution is a calculated estimate based on the sensor size. The theory is that light gets focused into small circles, and there is a physical limit to how small those circles are, so once the photo sites on a sensor are smaller than those circles they are no longer capturing more detail. Some background here: http://snapsort.com/learn/sensor/true-resolution