 | Below average zoom | 5x |  | Slow continuous shooting | 10 fps |  | Fixed screen | Less flexible |  | Old | January 2012 |  | Slow shutter speed | 1/1600 of a second |  | Not so popular | Among snapsort users | |  | Low resolution screen | 460k dots |  | No touch screen | More buttons |  | Shorter battery life | 240 shots |  | Can only preview photos on the screen | None |  | Short exposures | 4 seconds | |
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Screen is very small, in fact the entire camera is tiny. Not too small to accomplish any tasks, but expect a small screen.
Movies look great. Takes 3D - I only wish I had a monitor to view them on. I still take some 3Ds for future use.
The camera is more sensitive than my eyes, slightly, but still more sensitive - maybe a 1/2 to 1 EV which is saying a lot for cameras. And I think that was only at 6400 ASA.
I am used to a view finder, and on a cruise ship I was able to frame the image in bright sun, but it was difficult, but you can frame it fine. This is true of just about any camera without a viewfinder.
It's so small you forget you even have it with you, so it's a great camera to always have on you, especially if your cellphone camera comes up short of your expectations.
Batteries last a very long time.
Lots of great features at a very low price - I would advise everyone to get one - it's super handy. It makes a great primary camera if you don't want to lug a big SLR around, and a great backup, which everyone with an SLR has anyway.
the max is 1080i at 60 fps, it no have 1080p