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    Just ordered my first p1100 superzoom. What should I expect? Will my new zoom addiction be satisfied?
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    >>4526896
    I don't see the point since you'll rapidly get blocked by atmospheric aberrations and vibrations anyway. Past 300mm it's almost impossible to get a good pic without a tripod
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    >>4526896
    >what should I expect

    regret
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    >>4526896
    Are you going to prove the earth is flat with that badboy?
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    >>4526896
    With plenty of light you'll be fine. It's BIS for atmospheric aberrations like mirages and green flash which are well lit, tiny and already fuzzy. And given enough light you can use it to take creepshots of birbs daytime. Best results shooting from as near as practical.
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    >>4527046
    My phone takes 12mpix images so I believe 16mpix will actually be enough and won't rape my drive space.

    Don't they have filters to reduce chromatic aberration?
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    >>4527048
    Didn't you read the reference guide before ordering?
    (Search for Nikon Download Center if the link below doesn't work for you.)
    https://downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/en/products/644/COOLPIX_P1100.html
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    >>4527048
    MP is only one metric of many which helps determine image quality. Not going to get into it because I would need to effortpost on a phone.

    Tl;dr, it'll be somewhat better than a phone in very good lighting conditions, but struggle in many scenarios where a bigger sensor camera would not.
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    >>4527051
    Bigger sensor has no reach.
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    >>4526896
    maybe. what's the eta on some sweet sweet high magnification pics?
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    >>4527063
    I should get the camera tomorrow or Saturday.
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    >>4526896
    Phone camera size sensor on a dark superzoom lens. Expect mushy noisy mess.
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    >>4527056
    >muh reech
    As other anon pointed out, beyond typical telephoto / super telephoto distances you're going to get fucked by atmospheric distortion, heat haze, and the fact you're trying to hand hold some moron-tier focal lengths (which means your shutter speed will be very high). Bigger sensor cameras can handle these distances just fine.
    Longer telephotos are for small subjects, not far subjects.

    The P1100 is scarcely smaller than a full frame like an R6 with a 100-500mm lens. Going APS-C like an R10 + 100-400mm lens would net you a far better setup than any bridge camera will. The only saving grace is the P1100 is cheap... uhhh
    >... googles prices
    Nevermind, OP literally spent about the same to get a 1/2.3" (phone sized) sensor strapped to a sizable piece of glass. Not terrible per se, but I have no idea why you wouldn't just get a crop ILC then.
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    >>4527069
    Crops won't give me detail when the object is literally kilometers away.
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    >>4527072
    Why would you try to photograph something kms away? Wildlife and birding is about getting close, long telephoto is for smaller subjects not for shooting far away. If your subject is more than 20m away your results will be shit and no amount of crop will save it. The only thing this bridge shitter is good for is literally perving on the beach. Nothing else.
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    >>4527073
    Becayse that nigga sits on a clif/mountain.
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    >>4527075
    You need to get closer
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    >>4527076
    It sits hundreds of meters away over a hole.
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    >>4527077
    Climb a tree then. Or climb a mountain.
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    >>4527077
    LOL skill issue
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    >>4527078
    https://cdn.galleries.smcloud.net/t/galleries/gf-11np-jtZs-gfAQ_tatry-orla-perc-994x828.webp
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    >>4527072
    Nigga nothing is going to give you detail when shit is miles away. You are quite literally going to be taking photos of haze and sun bleed.
    Go ahead. Sit a mile down the road and use your expensive underperforming camera to take photos. Dissapoint yourself then sell it.
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    >>4527095
    This one will.

    https://youtu.be/rRrqH8N67tk
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    >>4527095
    Depends on the weather really. The Norwood duo did a fine demo of its capabilities a while ago.
    In a really hot day you won't be able to read license plates as reliably from 2km away but other than that it's fine.
    This is a good demo too:
    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=js5aCB1Q3kI
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    >>4527100
    https://youtu.be/mikru00gin4
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    >>4527100
    >woah 170mm that's impossible to do with an ILC
    >Here's a moon shot in broad daylight with visible heat shimmer waow
    >Enjoy this zero detail silhouette of birds
    >Shaky video of helicopter (with more heat shimmer again lol)
    >Low detail turtle
    >Haze and shimmer, the video reveal
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    >>4527103
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    >>4527103
    Maybe this is what I want to see? Your camera can't see that far.
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    https://youtu.be/Xky4d24xC0s
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    >>4527100
    >>4527102
    >>4527107
    Those are small res sampling. In thelow probability that you are not trolling (like Ambush did with the P900) , for a good photo you will want the megapickles and the fine detail. You won't have any fine detail when everything is mush from haze and atmospheric effects. I have been chasing this shit for a decade and no matter how big of a lens you go you cannot rule out the physics and atmosphere
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    >>4527125
    I used to make pictures with a 10Mpix Canon camera. You don't need more really.
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    >>4527126
    Not with that price. That same 10MP camera costs about $40-100 today depending if it comes with a kit lens or not.
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    >>4527129
    You pay for the 3000mm lens.
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    >>4527259
    You're supposed to take photos with the camera, not of the camera, anon. We expect beach creep shots tomorrow.
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    >>4526896
    no u didnt
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    >>4527324
    I did. Shut the fuck up. I'm making breakfast for my gf before I can unpack the Nikon.
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    >>4527328
    Have fun unpacking your new camera anon. I hope you take some coolpix with it. :D Get it?
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    >>4527329
    It's great! I can read newspaper of my neighbour in another building!
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    >>4527348
    Wow based spy anon. You should try doing street photography with it.
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    >>4527350
    I'm going to the lake park today to snap that heron hiding in the acorus "just out of reach".
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    >>4527348
    I wish they made a similar camera that starts at 100mm equivalent and keeps the lens sharp on the long end. Of course, nobody would buy such a specialized tool.
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    The day was dark as shit. Very cloudy.
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    top of a tower
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    more zoom!
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    IMO if you want crisper results than this can produce with the same level of zoom, I would suggest OM System M.Zuiko Digital ED 150-600mm f/5.0-6.3 IS with 2x teleconverter. It's only really viable in good light, but it would be a hell of a lot better when paired with an olympus body that can utilize the sync IS between the lens and body.
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    diffraction at all apertures :-O
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    This thread has nothing to do with photography and belongs on /g/, where are the mods.
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    >>4527460
    >>4527462
    >>4527463
    >>4527464
    >>4527465
    I actually threw up. This is awful, has to be a troll
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    >>4527514
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    >>4527517
    ?
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    >>4527514
    /g/ told me to come here?
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    >>4527576
    Gearfags are always like that when someone makes effort to to take photos with the one they have.
    Now find good light and get your subjects in focus and properly exoused. Consider getting a sturdy tripod next. Have fun!
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    >>4527578
    The weather was literally the worst for this camera. 100% clouds, no sun and afternoon. Today will also bad and probably rain.
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    >>4527576
    Yes unfortunately the mods have left this place to die and are not enforcing the rules that should make this thread instant deleted. This should be at most 1 post in the gear thread.

    >>4527578
    >makes effort to to take photos
    >effort
    lmao what effort these are just underexposed snapshots

    >with the one they have
    This thread is litteraly about someone buying a camera. What are you talking about.

    >Now find good light and get your subjects in focus and properly exoused.
    Yes that would be great? So, you agree with me actually?
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    >>4527589
    >This thread is litteraly about someone buying a camera

    On a dead board like /p/? You should thank me for posting here.
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    >>4527599
    >you should be happy to be given shit and thank us for it
    no
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    >>4527460
    Wow this is bad. It is true that you can't beat physics. Thanks for reminding me to snap out of it every time I think getting a superzoom could be fun. I'll stick to my 55-250 and cropping.
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    >>4527599
    You want gratitude? Here? Fuck off!
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    Are you compensating?
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    >>4527460
    Just return it lol
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    >>4527715
    Why? Without huge zoom I would have no picture at all. The fox was far away and just for a couple of seconds.
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    >>4527723
    Nta. Man idk, it just seems like if you wanted shitty pictures you can hardly see any detail of you could just google shit. Plenty of phone snapshits that have been cropped to hell that would be about the same, and the fact there's no actual detail means you can pretend they're yours.
    What do you actually intend to do with pic rel? It's a blurry snapshit; more akin to a mosaic of smeared paint than a photo. If that was your intention then okay, but are you gonna frame this? Send it to your friends and family? Look back upon it fondly? Even the background is harsh to look at because of how strong the aberrations are on the gravel and grass.
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    >>4527726
    I spotted a fox in a distance and took a picture with maximum zoom before it got away. This is great even if the quality is not top quality.
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    >>4527726
    Also, it was late afternoon with next to no light. There will be sun on Tuesday and then I'll post better pics.
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    >>4527723
    Only based zoomer on the forum.
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    >>4527073
    >hurrrr just get closer!
    Yeah, like the sun and moon - just get closer to those. That works.
    Want me to cut out a photo of that $5000 fixed-lens Leica and paste it onto some cardboard, so you can carry it around like a retard and feel special? It's not like you're going to take photos anyway, or leave your mom's basement.
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    >>4527806
    > He doesn't take snaps of the moon from 20m away
    NGMI
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    >>4527723
    Just fuck my shit up, the thread
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    >>4527025
    A Samuel Hyde connoisseur?
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    Literally the most embarrassing think Nikon has ever done.

    >>4527125
    I fessed up too quickly, a proper troll would have waited for people to buy it and get past the return window.
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    >>4527888
    Show me another camera with a 3000mm lens?
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    >>4527906
    >3000mm lens
    The fact you believe what the marketing team slapped on the side of it is embarassing frankly.
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    >>4527727
    Imagine if you bought a gun with some kind of telescope mounted to it, you could have killed that fox and turned it into a hat
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    >>4527928
    It was a gun free zone.
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    >>4527948
    It was also an LGBT-free zone, and yet you were there
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    >>4527906
    The iceberg goes deep bro.
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    >>4526896
    has any based chad fashion photographer used a p1X00 for an editorial shoot? i bet it would rock
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    >>4527906
    He can show you much better photos with 300 mm lens
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    >>4528100
    a picture > no picture
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    >>4527906
    >3000mm
    Equivalent
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    >>4528186
    It's 125x zoom.
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    >>4527906
    > 1/2.3-in. type CMOS (crop 5.60)
    Total pixels: approx. 16.79 million
    > 4.3-539 mm (angle of view equivalent to that of 24-3000 mm lens in 35mm [135] format)
    > f/ 2.8-8
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    >>4528190
    That's just the ratio between the shortest and longest focal lengths it has. It's cool for its size sure but let's avoid delusions.
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    >>4528190
    125x what?
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    >>4528118
    You just defined you and him
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    >>4526896
    Seems like a good format for going to the park and taking photos of people's... Dogs.
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    >>4528781
    Or asses, or birds. You can litetally stand hundreds of meters away.
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    >>4528784
    It's also more concealable that an SLR with a big telephoto lens
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    >>4528794
    Not really. Anything above pocketable size sticks out like a sore thumb especially that big bulk of the P1100 not to mention when OP extends all his girth
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    >>4528794
    For hiding get tz99.
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    Can someone tell OP that "hadn't I bought <insert piece of gear> I would have never taken <insert photo>" only works if the photo doesn't suck shit?
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    Max zoom 3000mm other side of the lake ofc.
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    >>4528956
    is your objective to document stuff or to take good photos? because I tell you son, that camera is shit for the latter
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    >>4528958
    I'm training myself to notice things better.
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    I'm thinking about buying a pocketable superzoom, used or new, preferably under $500. what should I pay attention to? any recommendations?
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    >>4528974
    Panazonic tz99 has usb-c charging but no viewfinder and 30x zoom. Earlier model has the same sensor and zoom with viewfinder but no usb-c. It does RAW. If you give zero fucks about raw and usb-c Canon has a 40x zoom conpact. They are not water resistant like wg-8 and tg-7 btw.
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    >>4526896
    based creeper
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    >>4528974
    Canon PowerShot SX740 HS.
    The "Lite edition" is gay and removes usb-c charging for no reason. No raw support.
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    >>4528978
    >>4528981
    thanks. do they have an option to disable the fake pointless digital zoom entirely that a lot of these cameras have once you reach the optical tele length?
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    >>4529002
    In Panasonic you can just disable it. When RAW is enabled it disables digital zoom. Also disabled in P mode. 720mm wasn't enough zoom for me but hey, it fits into a pocket.
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    >>4531064
    yeah that's what it's all about
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    >>4531064
    Okay this is admittedly not bad. There's not much fine detail, and it took a very bright day to pull it off, but this is boomer birdography 101. Genuinely good enough to land yourself in a scarcely read photo magazine.
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    >>4531304
    You literally take a pic of a bird on a far away roof/island.
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    >>4533000
    He was sitting on a top of a tree on an island in the middle of the lake. Other cameras simply couldn't reach it from that far.
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    >>4533000
    what a cutie
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    >>4531064
    oh the birb has a bracelet. You can even make out the numbers: 8645. Interesting
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    >>4527103
    >170mm
    It has a 35mm equivalent focal length of 3000mm.
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    >>4533127
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    >>4533195
    >equivalent
    There's that word again. By lord, such a dastedly word. It promises so much yet delivers such few.
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    >>4527025
    No, its what the Government says

    Pay 1 rs less tax, you will be in jail.

    There are TONS OF GOLD rotting in treasurey for centuries but yes, you can die on streets

    Earth is marble, CGIS MCU is real, Pluto missions are real. Galaxy life search is going on, mars shifting

    Well, 90% are in drench poverty. Just take a loan, all holocaust is true. Govt is servant of people, democracy is real . Bankers though.....

    Govt is truth, Govt is science. Govt is GOD because science says

    Kys NPC zombie, Earth is in hell end times

    Cleansing will commense in 1 decade, evrey evil rat kike will scream to sky
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    >>4533211
    are you retarded?
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    >>4533211
    Behold! a true 3 meter one!
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    >>4533245
    It's larger, heavier and more expensive than p1100.
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    >>4533245
    >vixen
    wtf i'm sexually attracted to a telescope now
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    >>4533211
    Equivalent in this case means the magnification is the same because the sensor is smaller.
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    >>4533283
    What part of 125x zoom you guys don't understand?
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    >>4527460
    >>4527462
    >>4527463
    >>4527464
    The look of these really remind me of my old sony camcorder
    It also had a pretty impressive zoom range and probably a small sensor
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    ops...
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    >>4536821
    Correct procedure, I've done similar to perform digiscoping with a point and shoot digital.
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