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    Canon SX60HS in Action

    Adam, Can you elaborate please on "now got the settings sorted" ? The so-called issue with IS is the "biggie" that has been putting me off making a decision in favour of the SX60. So many early users have slated it as too slow to stabilise, or not stabilise at all - especially in forums in...
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    Canon SX60HS in Action

    mzettie, I'm sorry, but I'm probably being a bit dense this morning. I fully understand the point you are making about using a digital zoom over an optical zoom aiding focussing in certain situations (bird in dense canopy etc), and understand that the pictures you posted are actually taken...
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    Canon SX60HS in Action

    Hi Pol, can you pse include a link to the bit you read on dpreview re a new Canon with a 1" sensor coming out? I've used search strings on the site such as "new canon 1" sensor" and "latest canon news" but not found the item you refer to. I am so put off the SX60 by what others have said on this...
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    Canon SX60HS in Action

    Hi Neil, Was the close-up of the kingfisher handheld, resting on a fixed support, monopod or tripod pse? For a digital zoom it's a very sharp picture - any post photo processing at all? Presume IS was on? Cheers
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    Canon SX60HS in Action

    Marcobf - did you have to pay any customs duties or was the £359 all in? Cheers
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