In April this year I bought a Panasonic FX3. The Canon is very similar in features and capability. OK so the FX3 is only 7m and the zoom is x3 and the screen is slightly smaller. But it has got anti-shake which is essential with a camera of this type. Pocket cameras are too small to hold properly and without a viewfinder cannot be stabilised easliy (against the face) so camera shake is a problem. It also has a handy illuminator so you can see what you are photographing in the dark. It also came with a 200 shot card.
The point is that I only paid £100 for this camera and I believe it was much better value for money.
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I don't know why this camera is so special.
In April this year I bought a Panasonic FX3. The Canon is very similar in features and capability. OK so the FX3 is only 7m and the zoom is x3 and the screen is slightly smaller. But it has got anti-shake which is essential with a camera of this type. Pocket cameras are too small to hold properly and without a viewfinder cannot be stabilised easliy (against the face) so camera shake is a problem. It also has a handy illuminator so you can see what you are photographing in the dark. It also came with a 200 shot card.
The point is that I only paid £100 for this camera and I believe it was much better value for money.