- Is 44 MP real resolution?
- No. The sensor is small and the figure is interpolated, so actual captured detail is much lower. Treat it as a basic snapshot camera.
- How does it compare with a Canon PowerShot or Sony Cyber-shot?
- Those have real optical zoom, faster autofocus and better low-light performance. This one is simpler and cheaper but gives up image quality.
- Can it zoom?
- Barely. The lens is fixed at 0.9x, so there is no meaningful optical zoom. You can crop afterward, but that loses detail.
- Does it record Full HD video?
- Yes, up to 1920x1080. Expect basic quality with limited stabilization for handheld clips.
- What memory card does it take?
- It uses standard SD cards. A card is usually not included, so buy one separately.
- Who is it for?
- Casual daytime snapshots, kids and anyone who wants a cheap, simple camera. It is not a good choice for low light or action.
- Where is the 44 MP Full HD 1080p Point-and-Shoot Digital Camera cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $93.30, as of our latest check.