Logitech Camera Too Zoomed In

Too bad this battery doesn't come with the camera.

Works great with logitech camera.

Too expensive!

Too expensive.

Perfect lens. Not too wide. Not too zoomed. Awesome.

The converter lens is lightweight and shows not geometric distortion. The only issue is when the camera is zoomed in more than 50%. In this case it shows light flaring and has soft focus. It's not designed for this anyway so you shouldn't expect any issues. I used it on my old Sony PD-150. Screwed right onto the 58mm thread.

Great camera. The optical zoom is amazing. When zoomed on the Moon, you can't even use all the optical zoom because the Moon overflows the frame. Nikon updated the smartphone app so it is a little more user friendly. The 4k video is a nice add over the P900. When playing with the 125x optical zoom, you definitely need a tripod. Can't say it enough, Great camera!

This camera is used in a decent sized church sanctuary. It honestly is super crisp both zoomed in and out. We are getting ready to purchase a second one because we're so happy with this one. Responds great with the joystick controller. Highly recommend if you're on a budget.

Ran my first event with this riser. I placed two cameras with sandbags on the riser that were unmanned. One zoomed in to the stage and a second one for a wide shot. It was very sturdy. I am very glad I purchased the larger riser. Looking forward to trying it out with 1 camera and a person. I will be looking for ways to include a rail or handle to aid in stepping from a ladder onto the platform. Also wish there was a way to connect two or more of these together so two cameras and a camera person fit comfortably. I attached a screenshot of a video of one of our volunteers attaching cables to the sides so no one would pull the cameras off. Any suggestions for securing cables? We used zip ties that day because they were handy.

While visiting the Seattle Space Needle, I shot wide and captured the whole downtown area. I could barely make out a flag on top of one of the skyscrapers and fully zoomed in on the flag using the optical lens of the Canon SX70hs. It was a cloudy and windy day. When I looked at the two photos I could not see the flag in the wide angle image. In the second image, zoomed in, the flag fully filled the frame. The flag, which was blowing in the wind, was very clear. I cropped the image on my computer and 'zoomed' in on the stars only. Absolutely amazing! The camera did something similar along the shoreline while cruising. I knew there where houses along the shoreline but I couldn't make them out by eyesight. I used the optical zoom to move in and took a single picture of a single house while the small boat was rocking back and forth, again on a cloudy and rainy day, and I was able to count the number of windows in that house and the color of the car out front. Highly recommend this camera!