Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot A3300 IS

Quite a good camera, Somehow it fell and the screen broke. I think it may be a bit fragile because it was actually in the case when it fell.

Had mine several months now. No problems with it. Although on the camera video playback the volume isnt very loud at all. Nice little camera. I like it..

I gave up looking for a small super zoom camera that would be a good replacement for my beloved Canon T1i SLR. I tried the Panasonic DMC-ZS9, the Canon HX230HS, and the Fuji 505EXR. None came close to my SLR and I felt the price of around $200 for those cameras at the time were a bit of let down.I have now been using this little guy for about a month or so. It takes pictures a little bit slow but the images are pretty good. Now they are not SLR quality but at $100 I could not be happier. Very small camera. The 5x zoom is generally adequate for my uses (taking to parties, dinners, etc. to just get some good friend snapshots). I have not used the video mode much (it only has digital zoom in video and I am not sure why). However, the digital zoom (which I generally dread to use) gives you a decent additional distance on the telephoto end when taking photos.Since I use the camera mainly for friends/family at night time events, the flash photography was essential. So far, so good. Everyone was enjoyed the results which are not overexposed.Great little camera when you just don't want to cart around a kit with enough zoom to give you some flexibility to reach out and grab your friends. Aftermarket batteries are readily available and work great. Got two replacement batteries for about $5. At this price point, I doubt you will feel the need to keep looking.

Had to replace this camera from last year becuase it was dropped several times. Prior to that it was a good camera and took great pictures. No complaints and was a good price.

This little bundle of technology is so good I'm planning to take it to heaven to make one amazing album!

I did a lot of research before purchasing this camera. My last camera used film, this is my first digital and first compact camera. I love it. It is foolproof and perfect size. I bought the [[ASIN:B004HW73O8 Canon Powershot A3300 IS 16 MP Digital Camera with 5x Optical Zoom (Red]. I get confused if electronics/cameras have lots of gizmos, dials and settings, but this camera's functions and settings are explained clearly on the screen when selected. There is an Easy Setting so you don't really have to think or know what light setting and all that and your pictures will turn out great. It does everything you could possibly think of or at least what I wanted, at an excellent price. It takes great pictures and video and comes with a battery, charger and cables and has internal memory as well. It catalogues and dates your pictures and can create slide shows. Today, I learned - fooling around - that I can change the pictures I take right in the camera. Say, for instance, I felt my arm looked too big or flabby in a photo that was otherwise perfect, with my husband, (not that this was me of course) I can crop it and edit out part of my arm and walla, the perfect couple picture. My hands shake when I hold a camera, very subtly, but this corrects for it with image stabilization. I just love this little camera and am so glad I moved to a digital compact. My goodness, the options are unreal!!! Red eye correction - can I tell you how many pictures I've seen ruined, otherwise good pictures, due to this. At the price I paid, I feel I got a great deal. This camera is user friendly, a pleasure to learn, comes with a manual on disk, is light as a penny, and.... takes great pictures of moving objects too. I Definitely would recommend it.

This camera is awesome! The only problem is that it can't take many videos and I think that's just the memory card. It has a cool zoom that can capture a great picture of an animal. The flash is nice, but don't try to take pictures of shiny objects or it might ruin the picture a little. It's easier to veiw your pictures inside, but it's worth it. Even though I gave this useful camera four stars, it's really four and a half, but I don't think you can do that. This camera is definately worth the money! If it doesn't work like I just wrote, it's not the product, just the camera.

it looks good, and the basic requirement is good enough for taking a photo, very clear, but maybe you need to wait for sometime during taking photos, the video is clear too, it's worth.

Yeah, the pictures look great but you shouldn't have to try and try and try over and over and over again to get it to focus on what you want. This is REALLY frustrating. I don't like products which don't work easily. Why couldn't they simply make it manual focus? I can do it myself in about 1 second.And, What's with this teeny-tiny stuff? WHY? For what frigging reason did they try to make it so teeny so that you can't even hold it without accidently pressing one of the many teeny buttons? What the heck is with that?I only give it 2 stars. Canon is out of touch with people and has no idea of what people want in a camera.

I've had this camera for about a year now, I love it. Takes great photos, and has plenty of settings to chose from. The only issue I have is which setting allows me to have the flash on at all times, which there is one. Sometimes the shutter time is slower than I'd like as well.

This is an excellent Camera. It turns on and is ready to shoot in about a second. And if you change the default image size from the huge 16 megapixel to something more commonly used in the real world (and you have a fairly fast SD card), you can be ready for the next picture in less then a second.It's sad to see so many people fail to understand this, and I'd say shame on Canon for not making this clear in their "start up" documentation. Even the CNET review pointed out it was slow writing a 16 meg file to the card (as would be expected), and my belief is CNET said that to chide Canon for not making it clear the setting should be changed to "what's appropriate for your picture needs".Most people are not making Poster Sized Prints! And because of that, creating 16 megapixel images is a total waste of hard drive (and flash SD card) space, not to mention the time one has to wait for it to write it to the flash card (as so many have complained about).Please take the time to do a Google search and read some of the freely available information on this subject. A 16 megapixel image is no more clearer then a 4 megapixel image on your 22" monitor.I hope that's enough information to get people started to better understand this "megapixel" thing. The camera has the ability to write out a 16 megapixel image (yes that will be slow)... but the vast vast vast majority of us do not need this feature, it's overkill to the max... It's all the other features this camera has that make it a great choice!

I am pretty pissed. I've had this thing for two months and haven't taken a good picture yet. Every picture is grainy. I thought it was me so I read the manual. The pictures are still grainy. Videos are no better. I've taken several videos and none of them were any good. The object is always out of focus and the quality is just not up to par. Every lost photo and video is an opportunity lost forever. I'm tired of it and plan to sell this camera on Craiglist.I used to have an A2000 and it was effortless. Every picture was a masterpiece. I didn't have to do anything special, it was just that easy. Too bad the camera had a faulty battery life detector. I bought two of them and they both had the same problem. Eventually they wouldn't turn on even with brand new batteries. I am done with Canon.Update 09-11-01: Another month of tinkering has gone by and I've learned to take somewhat better photos, but the quality is still well below other point-and-shoots I've owned. In fact, it takes worse pictures than my cell phone. The video is just dreadful. There's no other way to put it. The camera has a real focus problem in video mode and anything farther than one foot from the lens is out of focus even though it looks crystal clear on the LCD. Canon claims the A3300IS takes 1080p HD. That's laughable. The video is useless. A whole summer of photos and videos wasted. I'm through with this camera and Canon. I sold it for $100 and used that money to go towards a Nikon D3100.

Camera was not as sturdy as I had hoped. It is made of a plastic type of material and not a more solid metal-like substance. Buttons also feel like could easily break. I would recommend spending a bit more and getting a better quality camera.

It takes beautiful photos, but takes a long time to take the shot (which I understand most new cameras do, but when you are trying to take photos of 3 year olds you only have 1 second to take the shot before they run away and the memory is lost forever).Everything else about the camera is great. As such, if you are using it to take photos of adults, then its fine, but if you are using it to take photos of young kids it may not be the best choice for you.

Well here's a camera that doesn't last long. Only six months and the lens broke. Good for close up shots only, and even then, most of my pictures turned out blurry. Never again, I'm going back to Nikon.

I must say i got this camera on a recommendation from one of my friends and i am pretty satisfied. This is my first digital camera and even though i already had a camera it was an older model and its not digital. So i read the reviews and reread them and made a decision to try it out for myself. Cameras are like people in other words they have personalitys and they need to match the person who will be using it. Play with the camera in the stores first and then go on amazon.com and buy it so you already know what your getting yourself into. And so that what you end up with matches what you want and matches your personality and ultimately youll be happier.!

I purchased this camera to replace its 7 megapixel ancestor. Most of the buttons and menus are similar to my previous camera, so my learning curve was not as steep as it might have been, however, I must admit I have not yet experimented with the camera's video capabilities, nor have I yet taken fireworks or rapid action photos. Still, anyone over the age of four and seniors can use the "Auto" or "Easy" functions and end up with some decent shots.I would give this camera five stars except for the following quirks:1. The focus delay (pressing halfway down, then pressing the snap button) takes some getting used to.2. The RGB coloring is off when taking photos of a focal length more distant than 15 -20 feet. I will have to read the 200+ page instruction manual to learn how to correct this. Right now, I'm just fixing photos individually using the "edit" function. This is definitely the most irksome defect.3. I wish the 200+ page instruction book came with the camera, rather than having to download it. It seems to me that if I pay over $100 for a camera that its manufacturer can spend a few quarters to include a hard copy booklet in the packaging.I used the camera for 10 days straight taking over 200 photos, many with flash, and my battery lasted through that and the process of editing many photos and downloading them to Facebook - I think that's pretty good battery life.Regarding Amazon as a seller, I was pleased with the speed with which my camera was sent to me, and the security and protection of the packaging. I was also pleased with the price Amazon offered.

If you like the stylish Canon Camera, I would suggest not to spend your money on this beautiful and fancy product. What I mean by this is that the Camera itself is fantastic until the Lenses "error" come across.It was very functional to me for 3 days when I was on vacation and the least you expect is your camera to fail while having such an adventure.It might have been just mine but keep it in mind, the camera is not perfect.I'd like to thank Amazon.com for such a great online buying experience. They solved my issue right away. As soon as I returned it, my refund came too.Looking forward to buying a new Canon Powershot. No doubt about it but this time i'll be careful when selecting it.

I bought this camera for my girlfriend's birthday and thought I was getting a great deal and a good camera. But upon opening it the camera would turn off when you powered it up so I got another one and the lens on that new one didn't work and it didn't even turn on!! Short story they suck.

Very please with this product. Hope to get much use out of it. It is very compact and the quality of the pictures seems to be very good!

I love my new Canon. I'm getting twice the megapixels for 1/2 the price of my old camera (which I also loved)Lithium battery lasts a LONG time and pictures turn out great. I no-brainer.

superb camera for the best price. picture quality is good and video recording is excellent. I bought this for my brother-in-law and he is very happy with its performance

I have had this camera for 2 months and love it. It is easy use and easy to load pictures on my computer. Takes great pictures too!Update: After 6 months I started having frequent "Lens Errors" with the camera. It would just shut down. I was frustrated because the camera had only had light use. I contacted Canon. I spoke with a helpful woman in their Virgina call center. I loved speaking to someone in the US! She gave me the info to mail the camera back to them as it was still under the 1 year warranty. She said they would either fix it or send me a new camera. Less than 2 weeks later I received a new (refurbished) camera in the mail and it works great. Couldn't be happier with Canon's customer service! I will only buy Canon when I'm ready to purchase another camera.

This camera is a great point and shoot camera. If you are used to digital, then this is a great choice. Great video, which I suggest if you are taking pics of small children, or moving objects. If, however, you learned to shoot on a 35mm, you will have a learning curve with this camera, as there is a 3-5 second lag time between when you press the button, and when the actual shutter functions. Thinking your picture has been taken, you then move the camera, and the picture is blurred. Also, when the subject is moving, your pics will be blurred, regardless of megapixels. I believe persons who learned to shoot on digital pics will love this, but if not, expect a learning curve. All in all, I do love this camera!