#Ge x600 camera vs canonsx500is full size

It's rare that you find a sub-$200 camera these days with aperture priority, shutter priority, and manual shooting modes, but the X500 has them. If you do a lot of indoor shooting in dim lighting and don't want to use the flash, I would not buy the X500.ДЄuto, Daylight, Cloudy, Fluorescent, Fluorescent CWF, Incandescent, ManualДЄuto, ASCN, Manual, Shutter priority, Aperture priority, Movie, Scene, Portrait, PanoramaД¬enter AF, 13-point multi AF, Face Detection AF Basically, this camera is fine for outdoor use in full sun to cloudy conditions.

There are ISO 1600 and ISO 3200 settings at a reduced resolution of 4 megapixels, but I wouldn't use them, as their color is bad and details are completely smeared. Even still, you probably won't want to go above ISO 800. Above ISO 200, though, you get more noise, softness, and off colors, making photos only suitable for small prints and Web use.

#Ge x600 camera vs canonsx500is full size

Viewed at full size you'll see noise, but its pretty unnoticeable at small sizes. The results are best suited for 8x10 prints or smaller and Web use, which for a lot of people is all that's needed.ДЄt lower ISO sensitivities-ISO 200 and below-you'll get nice photos with good exposure and bright, vivid, and fairly accurate color. Just because the camera looks similar to a digital SLR and has manual controls does not mean its photos are of that quality. However, its 16-megapixel resolution does nothing to improve this camera's photos, and any pixel peepers out there will not like what they see when photos are viewed onscreen at full size.

The photo quality from the GE X500 is good as long you have plenty of light and it's actually a bit better than expected given its price. AA (4, alkaline or NiMH rechargeables), 300 shots (alkaline)