Canon PowerShot SX130IS Review: The Power In Your Shot

Photography is starting to become a popular hobby among people. The market truly understands this need, which explains why there are more and more options for photographic needs surfacing swiftly in the past few years. Today, we highlight a camera from one of the most popular consumer brands. Here is a Canon PowerShot SX130IS Review.
The Canon PowerShot SX130IS is a 12-megapixel shooter released in August 2010. Like most cameras under the Canon PowerShot line, this model does not disappoint with the variety of features and the quality of photos—this camera can deliver.
The form might be a turn-off to some, but the camera's slightly bulky form can entice consumers who want a bit of weight when it comes to handling a device. Some gadgets are too lightweight that it either gets misplaced or broken by clumsy hands, while DSLRs are too heavy and not user-friendly at all to people who are not really into photography. PowerShot SX130IS's weight is the choice in between the weight debate.
It has a large 3" high-resolution screen perfect for viewing your snaps on the go or perfecting your composition while capturing a great view. Not only that, it has a variety of shooting modes that can suit various users. Photography beginners and advanced users can share this camera with the multiple modes available for shooting various subjects and occurrences. It can very well be a family camera as almost anyone in the family, from kids, young adults, adults and even grandparents can freeze moments and take shots with ease.
What makes this camera a must-have is that it not only takes good photos, it can shoot HD videos on the go! With this camera, there is no need to lug around two separate gadgets as the PowerShot SX130IS can do the two jobs well. Now, you can say goodbye to inconvenience—you just need to pack this baby with you and off you go to your adventure of a lifetime.
This camera indeed suits people who are always on the go and always on the lookout for beautiful scenery and wonderful moments in life. They say that in photography, the person who wants to be a photographer should have an eye for what makes a great image. In reality, this is not the only thing required. Sometimes, the gear counts. All in all, it takes a little creativity and the right equipment to come up with that priceless photograph.