Pros
- Menu functions are extremely intuitive
- Comfortable build
Cons
- Significant shutter delay on second shot
- No zoom while in movie mode
Bottom Line
Given the Optio M50's affordability, it's easy to overlook shortcomings such as shutter lag.
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