describe 2 ways the digestive system of herbivores has been modified to efficiently digest a diet high in fiber dietHELP PLEASE EXPLAIN YOUR ANSWER!
Let us know when you decide whether to accept less zoom, higher price, or lower qualityIf you opt for less zoom, and adequate quality about ISO 1600, I think the closest would be the Nikon P78007.1X zoom, f2.0-4.0, 1/1.7 sensor, articulating viewfinder.
The lens on my ?1800 DSLR only has 3.5x optical zoom equivalentBuy a DSLR such as a Nikon d3300 or d3200.
Consider these options: Lumix DMC FZ200, Nikon Coolpix P7800 and Canon Powershot SX50HSAll three have good image quality until ISO 1600, has flip-out screen, EVF and supports both JPEG and Raw formatsBut image quality deteriorates considerably above ISO 1600 Lumix DMC FZ200 - 12MP, 24x zoom, constant and fast maximum aperture of f/2.8, which is its strengthNikon Coolpix P7800 - 12MP, 7.1x zoom, slightly larger sensor, aperture f/2-4SX50HS - 12MP, 50x zoom , and f/3.4-6.5 which is comparatively slow aperture I think no bridge camera with the small sensors can offer excellent high ISO performance, especially above ISO 1600.
cows and other ruminants have two stomachs to help digest cellulose they eat from the grass diettermites who eat wood and the like have bacteria in theirs stomach to help them digest the cellulose in wood.
Have you looked at Fuji Bridge cameras? I think they do most of what you want but I'm not sure about the flip out screen.
