Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot A3300 IS

I love my little red camera. I needed a new camera and wanted a smaller one. The color was part of my decision and CANON is a great brand. It has been a good camera and works well.

I have been a fan of Canon cameras for years; however, I have been quite unhappy with this model. For the most part, pictures taken outside during the day in good light are very nice. However, indoor photos have been hit or miss and, as a result, very frustrating. Photos are often blurry or partly blurry, and/or dark regardless of how light or dark the room is. The shutter speed also seems to be quite slow and often delays. Recently I have found I have to wait to take a picture as the screen says something to the effect of "waiting for flash to charge." This is extremely incovenient. I've tried to work with the different options on this camera in hopes of improving the quality, but nothing seems to help. I find it frustrating that this was my "upgrade" from my last camera, and the old camera takes MUCH better pictures. Unfortunately, now I'm trying to find yet another replacement. As someone else mentioned previously, I am now nervous about purchasing another Canon.I would definitely consider a different camera before spending the money on this specific model.

Too complicated for an electronically challenged person such as myself. I was looking for someting you simply point and shoot pictures with. This camera requires decisions . . .

The only reason I gave this one star in the review is because I could not give it a negative rating by Amazon standards.DO NOT PURCHASE the Canon Powershot A3300 IS, 16 MP Digital Camera with 5X Optical Zoom!I cannot stress enough how displeased I am with the quality of images produced with this cheaply made point and shoot camera. I thought that being a Canon camera (I have a Canon t3i which is an exemplary camera, among other cameras made by Nikon, including an SLR, a DSLR and several point and shoot models), it would undoubtedly stand up to its manufacturer's name. But it does not.Not only does the camera take an exceedingly long time to focus, but it also seems to contain a light inhibitor (go figure) of some kind because it shoots well only in extremely bright sunlight. However, try using it indoors, and you will fail to achieve even reasonable images. EVERYTHING turns out blurry which leads me to believe there is a defect in the lens that does not allow sufficient light to enter through it. For comparison purposes, let me say that I had a Sony Cybershot that I purchased well over a decade ago, and while it has far less MP to its name (maybe 3 or 4 MP) it produces substantially better results than the newer Canon Powershot.To say that I am truly disappointed is to voice my concern in mild terms. I am only too sorry that I gave these cameras to my kids for Christmas (age range: 10-15 years of age). They were the ones who alerted me to how useless these things were. I honestly expected far more Canon.Save your money and go elsewhere. I am now very reluctant in getting anymore point and shoot cameras from Canon.DO NOT PURCHASE this product.

m3JLY9Q4CO9LAJ / mo2ZI25M7OHKE7 Length:: 9:57 MinsA brilliant piece of kit this Canon A3300 compact camera. I prefer it set up in widescreen mode (W) which is meant for widescreen television use but is a perfect fit for digital photo frame (shown in video).The biggest difficulty is getting accustomed to the wide-angle lens. Perfect for outdoor landscapes and city scapes, more general use means careful use of the zoom function. Indoor shots are excellent thanks to the range of shutter speeds and the flash. The Macro setting had me staring at the hairs on the trunk of a Rosemary plant on my kitchen shelf! Very impressive.Its first use was for an ID photo I needed. I used the self-timer and being someone who wears glasses was appreciative of the non-flash picture. Colour was tweaked in my Adobe Elements photo software.I would suggest that this is no camera for beginners. The range of options still has me dipping into that 200 page manual. Whilst the Easy switch enables kids to use the camera this has a 16 mega pixel default setting for an A2 size photo. In other words: TREAD CAREFULLY!The image stabiliser for movie makers feels like the camera is on a tripod. A quality memory card like the one shown in video is a must for making movies. It was a film that immediately sprung to mind when I first switched on the camera after charging the battery. The film Blade Runner: The Final Cut inspired my video and seems to get better each time I view Ridley Scott's dystopian nightmare world of darkness and rain: "If you're not cop - you're little people" says the fat controller of Harrison Ford's former occupation.The camera case is EXPro Hardcase, camera case for Canon Powershot A3300 IS,. Glad I chose the red option for my camera - a sexy little number!

This camera is so easy to use!!I bought one last year but lost it on a recent vacation. Full of my vacation shots, of course.I got back home and started looking at the new model but the new model isn't as user-friendly and they didn't really make any technical improvements (MP or zoom) so the hunt began for this older model.I ended up paying more than what the current model is selling for but well worth it!!

I like the camera, however the CD that came with it had a program that Canon no longer uses. I had to call Canon and get help in getting my pictures on the computer. I will continue to use it and keep trying through trial and error to get what I expected from it.The people at Canon are very nice to work with and I'm sure I will be calling them again.

This camera takes great photos up close and at a distance. the Image Stabalizer (IS) option on this camera makes it great for taking close up photos clearly the first time you take a photo.

Incredible camera for the Price! Many features like electronic Zoom lens, Auto focus, face recognition and many more! And OH! did I mention 16 MP! Enlarges shot to large sizes with super high resolution! Super Buy!

This camera takes great pictures. It did a great job capturing a lightning storm at the Grand Canyon on video! I'm very happy with the resolution. The battery lasts a long time, much better than my Nikon. It works well taking pictures of my cats inside without a flash. My cats eyes usually glow when using the flash, so this feature is great. Was disappointed the the camera in my Droid phone captured the Grand Canyon color better than this Canon around sunset. It works great for taking action pictures at Seahawks games.

I use this a lot and the pictures come out very clear. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a small camera with a zoom.

I love this camera, I've had it for over a year now. It has great features. I especially love the toy camera effect. Of course, I also love that it's pink. Great simply and easy to use camera.

My original powershot took prettier pics I guess theres a way to change the settings but I haven't figured it out yet and probably wont because I now have a iPhone.

Takes good pictures in various lighting conditions.The battery lasts well and recharges quickly.Flash is powerful enough for most conditions.

I have always enjoyed the Canon color processing, and this camera did not disappoint. Great color, very compact size, and many features make this a great little camera.

I LOVE this camera! It is compact and very easy to use and takes GREAT pictures! I use this all the time now for personal use AND work use. I haven't even read the directions yet, it is that easy to use. And I love that the battery takes minimal time to recharge and that charger is lightweight and portable. LOVE IT!!!

I have only had this camera 4 days but am quick to find this camera is not fast enough to catch those spontaneous moments on film.(It's actually slower than my last camera) It also has a bright red light that shines while it's getting into focus. It's extremely bright and when I try to catch a special moment from my 20 month old son, he quickly moves and turns as the red light shines into his eyes. I turned the camera on myself to see how bright this was and it is so bright that after I turned away from it, my vision was affected like someone just snapped a bright flash in my eyes! Horrible for a child (or anyone)!!!! I now cover up that light with my finger when taking pictures of him.There is no manual on how to use the camera. There is a disk however which is the 'manual', but it is inconvenient as you then don't have the quick access to instructions you need when trying to take a picture or when away from a computer to put the disk in. That's a pain. Lastly, I ordered this as super saver shipping and it took 2 weeks to get it. The only positive, the picture clarity is great! I wish I would've ordered a Fuji like my last camera- I loved everything about it but had to replace as it was stolen.UPDATE...4 MONTHS LATER AFTER THE PURCHASE: This camera is horrible! It takes forever when it's self adjusting the auto focus and actually take a picture. So frustrating as I have missed so many spontaneous shots of my toddler. I wish I never would have bought this. Going back to Fuji!ANOTHER UPDATE...9 months later already needs a new battery!!!!

This camera is very nice for the price I paid for it ($99 in a goldbox deal). It takes very good looking pictures. I love the autofocus feature, the only thing I dont like is how slow it actually takes the pictures because of the autofocus. Maybe it`s just a setting that I havent figured out yet. Otherwise I love this camera for the price I paid for it. It`s easy to use and the size is perfect for carryng it around anywhere.

It was a good camera, it had a lens error in less than a month though, I had only taken it out of my camera case, turned it on, and it malfunctioned. Not the seller's fault though! And they refunded my money for it fully and were easy to work with!

Works good and Canon has the best bang for your buck. Perfect for my wife's purse and has some picture enhancements that provide some added value.

takes wonderful pics have used it a lot fast charging easy to carry i love this camera would definitely recommen this

It's a very nice little point and shoot camera.The quality of the pictures turns out very well and the effects are great to play with.The only downside is that some settings make cause the camera to make a strange noise no matter what i switch around.It was still worth the money just for a small camera to carry around.

I agree with other negative reviewers, this camera is a pain to use when it has to focus and the length of time it takes to finally shoot. For the price it can probably satisfy more patient persons.....

I had a number of cameras during the last 6 or 7 years, all Canon. All had good image quality, some were more forgiving in low light, some not. My last one ( 890is ) died after 2 1/2 years and when I compare the images taken with it with the ones taken with Canon PowerShot A3300 IS 16.0 MP I can only say I am considering buying a used 890is. I have tested two Canon A3300: the first came probably damaged, it took pictures that were "fractured" - half good and half discolored and a couple of pixels off. The replacement came after three days and works, but the colours are unnatural, especially with flash on or auto in low light, and the images fuzzy and pixellated. For example, an image of the Christmas tree taken from 5 ft away shows fuzzy branches with the new camera, crystal clear needles on branches with the old 890is ( same tree, same light, same room, same year ). I need a point and shoot camera, not a SLR replacement, so I tested it only in full auto mode and I have no intention of fiddling with settings; that is why I need a point and shoot device. The conclusion is: DOES NOT WORK. Sorry Canon, you lost it. By the way, I have seen people complaining about cameras made in China; mine were made in Malaysia and the quality was still abysmal.During all this, the Amazon return policy is flawless, to say the least, but if I were them, I would no longer stock these things that do not work.