Which is better, Canon powershot sx 150 or Fuji s4050, for expert advice? .

Canon powershot sx 150 is 12 times zoom and 28-336mm aperture F3.4-F5.6.

Fuji s4050 has a zoom of 30 times and an aperture of 24-720mf3.1-f5.9.

They are all 3.0-inch LCD screens with full manual function, and the sensor size is 1/2.3 inches. From the appearance, the s4050 has a better grip. But from my photography experience, a camera with zoom 12 and zoom 30 is like a person aiming at a target outside 1200m and a target outside 3000m with a sniper rifle. Which do you think is more accurate? Of course it's close. The longer the focal length of the camera lens, the greater the influence of jitter on the captured image. What can you do with a 30x lens? Hit the plane? I'm afraid all the photos taken are smeared. If you think the camera can be solved with a tripod, you look quite professional. Just like adding a horizontal shooting bracket to a sniper rifle, a tripod can improve the shooting stability with long focal length and lose portability. After all, the long focal length is not commonly used, and you may find it quite enjoyable. But I don't know if you have noticed that the lenses of both professional cameras and video cameras don't have much zoom (some household cameras have a zoom of 70 times, while professional cameras have a zoom of more than ten times). More sports photography lenses are large-caliber (F2.8 or even higher) fixed-focus lenses (such as cannons on the edge of the stadium). By increasing the aperture (sensitivity), you can get higher shooting speed, avoid picture jitter and improve definition. However, the lens aperture of home camera is too small to effectively improve the shooting speed. Therefore, the long focal length has only commercial significance and no practical value. Otherwise, how can you buy a camera with a zoom of 30x 1650 yuan? Are you right?

In addition, Canon camera is better than Fuji camera (generally), and I have also compared it. There are obvious differences in contrast, saturation and clarity of the captured images.

So I recommend buying a Canon machine.