|
|
|
|
|
Share with a friend
Sign into your email account to send this page to a friend:
 |
Put the fun of shopping in their hands with Walmart Gift Cards! Ship to Home or Send via email.
|
Canon 12MP - 13MP Digital Cameras
Canon Ultra Zoom Cameras
Canon Digital Cameras
14MP & Up Digital Cameras Canon
Item Description
The Canon PowerShot SX50 Ultra-Zoom Digital Camera features a high sensitivity CMOS Image Sensor and the DIGIC 5 Image Processor to enhance image quality for high resolution pictures and Full HD 1080p video. The 24mm wide angle lens has an optical zoom of 50x so you can catch every detail.
Canon PowerShot SX50 Ultra-Zoom Digital Camera:
- 12.1 megapixel resolution with high-quality still images and video recordings
Featuring 1080p Full HD video, high sensitivity CMOS sensor, DIGIC 5 Image Processor - 24mm wide-angle lens
With 50x optical zoom - 2.8" vari-angle LCD screen
- Built-in flash with Auto/On/Off modes
Additional Features:- 1 SD/SDHC/SDXC memory card slot (memory card not included)
- Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery
- ISO Modes: up to 6400
- File Formats Supported: JPEG, DPOV, MOV
- 4.8" x 3.4" x 4.2"; 21 oz
Compatibility and Warranty:- Compatible with PC or Mac
- 1-year limited manufacturer warranty
What's in the Box:- Canon PowerShot SX50 Ultra-Zoom Digital Camera
- Battery, charger and power cable
- Quick Start Guide
- CD with software and digital manual
Do you have questions about this product? Ask a question.
Specifications
| Main Features | |
| Optical Zoom: | 50x |
| Lens System | |
| Type: | 50 x zoom lens - 4.3 - 215 mm - f/3.4-6.5 |
| Focal Length Equivalent to 35mm Camera: | 24 - 1200mm |
| Min Focus Range: | 0 in |
| Macro Focus Range: | 0 in - 19.7 in |
| Display | |
| Type: | 2.8" LCD display |
| Camera Flash | |
| Flash Modes: | Fill-in mode, slow synchro, auto mode, flash OFF mode, red-eye reduction |
| Effective Flash Range: | 1.6 ft - 18 ft ( wide lens ) ¦ 4.6 ft - 10 ft ( tele lens ) |
| Features: | AF illuminator, flash +/- compensation |
| Viewfinder | |
| Viewfinder Diagonal Size: | 0.2" |
| Viewfinder Color Support: | Color |
| Additional Features | |
| Self Timer Delay: | 10 sec, 2 sec, 30 sec, 20 sec, 0 - 15 sec, 25 sec |
| Additional Features: | Audio recording, direct print, USB 2.0 compatibility, built-in speaker, RGB primary color filter, digital noise reduction, date/time stamp, DPOF support, display brightness control, digital image rotation, camera orientation detection, PictBridge support, histogram display, focus bracketing, AE lock, AF lock, FE lock, cropping an image, resizing an image, i-Contrast (Intelligent Contrast Correction) system, in-camera red-eye fix, highlight point display, in-camera movie editing, 1080p Full HD movie recording, built-in help guide, Exif Print support, HS System, Zoom Framing Assist, high-speed recording, Smart AUTO, Intelligent Image Stabilisation (IS) |
| Connections | |
| Connector Type: | 1 x Hi-Speed USB ¦ 1 x composite video/audio output ¦ 1 x HDMI output |
| System Requirements for PC Connection | |
| Operating System Support: | MS Windows XP SP3, MS Windows Vista SP2, MS Windows 7 SP1, Apple Mac OS X 10.6 - 10.7 |
| Software | |
| Software: | Drivers & Utilities, Canon PhotoStitch, Canon Digital Photo Professional, Canon ImageBrowser EX |
| More Information | |
| Model No.: | 6352B001 |
| Shipping Weight (in pounds): | 2.2 |
| Product in Inches (L x W x H): | 7.5 x 5.8 x 5.0 |
| Walmart No.: | 550887467 |
Rated 4.8 out of 5Â by 4reviewers.
Rated 4 out of 5Â by canonreview I planned to use this camera to record a wedding in HD. After trying a few practice videos, I noticed the video kept cutting out less than 20 minutes into the recording. I contacted Canon customer support about it and received the following response:"Unfortunately, the SX50 HS has built in clip limitation when shooting videos. Your camera will stop recording automatically once the clip reaches 4GB in size or 29 minutes and 59 seconds in length when shooting in high definition or approximately 1 hour when shooting in standard definition."It is a nice camera and easy to use. The pictures look great and the zoom is amazing, just don't plan on taking long HD videos with it. 11/18/2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by TwitnFain Awesome upgrade from the SX30 IS I really enjoyed using my old SX30 and captured some amazing photos with it. When the SX40 came out, the reviews and comments indicated that Canon had made notable improvements in the SX line. But, I couldn't justify getting a new camera so soon. But when the SX50 was released with the longer zoom, I knew that would be my next camera. I did some comparisons with other similar cameras, but jumped for the Canon when Walmart dropped the price. In the end, the two reasons I picked Canon over Nikon and Sony were: 1. My familiarity with Canon SX cameras and 2. That incredible 50X zoom.I have only used the camera for a few weeks mostly to capture backyard birds and the full moon. When possible, I took the same shots with my old SX30 to make comparisons. The photos have always been better with the SX50... sharper, brighter and better color. I am very pleased so far.The range of this lens is similar to my SX30 and it provides very good macro shots as well as zoomed shots. I haven't taken enough test shots yet to give a detailed analysis, but the range of this lens is simply amazing. In the dSLR world, you would need to buy several (many) heavy and expensive lenses to get the same range. Without a doubt, the dSLR will deliver much better quality in the photos. But unless you are a pro or a very serious hobbiest, it would be hard to justify the extra expense. And if you do have great dSLR equipment, you can probably justify having an SX50 (or other megazoom) as an everyday carry around camera when you don't want to drag the heavier stuff around.I seldom take video and haven't tried this feature yet. Sorry. But other reviews I've read think the SX50 is very good at this. I guess there are some great video uses for the 50X lens, but does it make sense to buy this camera for movies when there would be no way to capture sound at a 50X distance? But like I said, I don't do video very often.The SX50 controls have been shuffled since the SX30. In my opinion, the new design works about the same as the old. It just took me a few days to get used to the new locations. The power button is the one thing that still troubles me. The location is probably better and lowers the chance of accidental on/offs. But, I find that I have to be very deliberate when pushing the button. Several times, I've grabbed the camera, pushed that button and moved the camera to my eye only to see that the camera hadn't turned on. This might be a deliberate design to further prevent the casual button press???The articulating LCD screen is one of the coolest features of the SX cameras. This makes it possible for you to keep good control of your camera in some very awkward situations... around corners (being sneaky :^), on the ground, over your head, etc. Other than those type of situations, I seldom use the LCD to compose a photo. But I can't imagine having a camera without that feature.I have only used the flash once, just to make sure it works.The image stabilization works great... but hand holding this camera at 50X is still an issue. I use tricks (leaning into something, holding the camera on something, etc) for most long shots, but I think I will use a tripod a lot more than I did with the SX30.If you have always used a point-and-shoot camera, the SX50 is a great way to start using some manual techniques. I've only tinkered a bit with these on the SX50, but have used aperture and shutter priorities quite a bit on the old camera. A big complaint of mine with both cameras is when using manual focus. Ughh. Focusing is a fine tuning function which is almost impossible to do by spinning the control wheel. Luckily, the autofocus works pretty good as long as you can get it to focus on what you want.Should you buy this camera? The zoom is awesome for wildlife, birds, sporting events, etc... anything that you want to bring up close If those type of photos are low on your priorities, there are many other cameras on the market that will give you excellent photos at half the price. For me, I am VERY happy with the SX50. 12/03/2012
Rated 5 out of 5Â by travelred Great camera with all the bells of the g-series Canon but with 1200 MM lens. Works great in low light and you can use the hot shoe if needed. 12/08/2012
Product Warranty and Service Plan Options
Product warranty:
See details
Walmart Product Care Plans
A limited product warranty is included free for most items. With an optional Walmart Care Plan you can extend coverage up to 3 additional years. Walmart Care Plan Extended Warranties cover 100% of the cost for repair or replacement, including shipping charges for the exchange. See Details
We'll show you extended warranty options and pricing at checkout if applicable.
Financing Offers
Enjoy Great Financing!
Make the most of your shopping experience with the Walmart Discover® or Walmart Credit Card.
Open a Walmart Credit Card, Spend $100 Today and Get $20 Back*
*Offer subject to credit approval
No Payments + No Interest if Paid in Full in 6 Months!
Enjoy no payments for 6 months. You'll have 6 months with no payments, and no interest if paid in full within 6 months on orders over $250. Otherwise, interest will be charged from the original date of purchase. Bill Me Later is the quick, easy, secure way to buy online without using your credit card. Simply select Bill Me Later at checkout. Subject to credit approval.
© 2012 Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
ew164
/catalog/product.do, /catalog/fusionItem.do
/include/dynamic/tiles/templates/item/fusionItem.jsp