All in all, I'm extremely happy with how easy it is to use. I upgraded the firmware from the website the minute I took it out of the box, the process being smooth like butter.
This is one camera which refuses to allow people to complain about 'pixelated' images, or fleshed-out images which are so common in cheaper cameras. I do believe it would meet the needs of most amateur photographers and first-timers alike. With upgraded memory, batteries, and editing software, you get one sweet system, for a decent price. In closing, I'd like to leave you with a couple of shots I took at the car show in Toronto.
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