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Скроменый эксперт
26.11.2015
10/10
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fits good on my Cannon camera. Wasn't sure it would since it's not an original. The string is long enough to attach to the neck strap, but not too long to get in the way.
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06.12.2013
10/10
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I bought this camera as a present from Amazon. I looked at different camera's in this price range and this camera stood out as superior (IMHO). It is an excellent buy for this price range. You have Canon's quality optics, a 28mm-448mm (35mm equivalent) lens, 720p high definition video, optical image stabilization, manual controls (if you want to override the camera's automated shutter speed, aperture, etc.), exposure compensation and a slew of other great features.Go to Canon's website to look at the owner's manual for a list of all of the features; you will be impressed. [...]The newer version, SX170, was released 2 months ago, it is very similar except it has a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, a slightly faster frame rate at 720p (30 vs 25 frames), is slightly restyled and there's a minor change in the layout of the function keys and a few other small differences.For the price difference, the SX160, IMHO, is a much better buy. A rechargeable battery in the SX170 is nice, but you will definitely want to buy a spare battery so you don't run out of power during your day out taking photographs. The SX160 uses 2 standard AA batteries and can take Ni-MH rechargeable batteries. What's nice about the AA batteries are if your batteries run low, you can easily find AA batteries at home or at nearby stores.The f3.5- f5.9 aperture may not be the brightest for low light conditions, but there is a pop-up flash you can use. This is not Canon's "L-Glass -professional DSLR lenses) but the optics, which is comprised of 9 groups / 11 elements with an Aspherical lens & ultra low dispersion glass -pardon my nerdiness, are excellent in this price range.The automatic white balance and focusing is very accurate, the pictures look great and the video quality is very good. The PC software they provide is easy to use and have many common photo adjustment features without having to buy software to do that.Now about the vendor I bought this from on Amazon, "Electronics Basket". It was sold as new (they even labeled it as such), it arrived missing the USB adapter, warranty registration card, booklet and they copied the users manuals (5 different languages) onto a CD that they printed on it to look like it came from Canon. Missing was all of the camera software. I contacted Canon regarding this and hope they deal with this vendor accordingly. I will not give this camera a negative review because of a deceitful supplier, even though I had confidence in them since Amazon listed the product as sold by "Electronics Basket and fulfilled by Amazon". I will never buy anything from Electronics Basket again!
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03.05.2013
10/10
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Just received the camera....so far all I can say is that I purchased the white version and it is a gorgeous little camera! BUT please be aware to purchase a microSD card! It doesn't mention this anywhere in the description so I need to get one before I can test out the camera...stay tuned...Update: May 5, 2013Camera takes pictures just as good as my Canon S90. Totally different experience though...it is more like my iPhone. Intuitive but requires being open to a camera that handles differently than any before it. The camera is small and subsequently the buttons are small also. Even though the buttons are small they are easy to hit and because of their location, do not get pressed accidentally. The touch screen works very well, only requiring a very light touch. Being able to touch the screen to focus on the area you want to be in focus allows for very quick focus targeting. Also, using the screen to sweep through the pictures is very convenient. The zoom is very quick and the swing out screen is very handy. The creative burst feature has been a favorite of my high school age daughter. She has borrowed the camera quite a few times to take pictures and post them to her social accounts. I found the slow motion video to be a addicting...there are two speeds to choose from...taking slow motion video of my son's golf swing allows us to see everything very clear and in very cool slow motion. I have used it to capture my other children practicing gymnastics, bike riding and trampoline jumping...it gives us all a good laugh. Most importantly, and the reason I bought the camera, is the wireless capability. So far for me it has worked great. If I want to post something or want to send a friend a picture I start up the CameraWindow app on my iPhone and I can view all the pics on the camera. I then select what I want transferred to my iPhone. The transfer has been quick and effortless.So far I have not explored all the capabilities of the camera but I can say I am very happy with the camera. I have also had positive reaction and have shown the camera to a number of interested people who have seen me while using it public. For the price it has exceeded my expectations.Update: May 10, 2013Still enjoying the camera! I want to add some additional thoughts on this camera. I have not altogether replaced my compact point & shoot with this camera. This camera is for someone willing to try something unconventional and is not looking for a replacement for their S95 or G10. It does not have the traditional manual functions of an enthusiasts camera but it has more capabilities than a camera phone (does use a similar sized flash however). The camera is more of a curiosity that lends itself to the fun picture taking. There is a dedicated button that allows you to shoot a quick succession of shots (some randomly of the background and not the subject!) and adds creative filters to them. This is the type of customer that I believe Canon is focused on. My teens love it and get a kick out of it when sometimes a stranger in the background shows up as the main subject of one of the random creative shots. Also, if you do not want to upload your pics via WiFi to your phone then this probably isn't the camera for you. ... Just some thoughts if you are looking for a serious point & shoot camera to replace an old favorite...
Скроменый эксперт
05.03.2014
10/10
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I got this camera as an upgrade from my Nikon Coolpix S8100. I originally wanted the G12 which has rave reviews but is currently selling for more than it's original RSP price with many vendors, but I was able get the newer G15 camera for a cheaper price in a bundle package around the holiday season.In terms of ergonomics, what I liked about my previous camera is that it seemed substantial without being too bulky and I wanted to continue that preference. But my main reason for upgrading is that while I thoroughly enjoyed my last camera, I realized I was hitting my limitations. I'm just now starting to get into photography because I want to take higher quality photos of my travels and many images that I want to take require some manual manipulation-something that my Coolpix couldn't do. However, I wasn't ready to jump up to a DSLR or Mirrorless camera due to the investment involved. I thought this camera would be an excellent compromise due to the Powershot line being a favorite among photographers much more talented than I. Needless to say, it doesn't disappoint.I just came back from a trip to Malaysia and Singapore and I have so many great shots, particularly night shots with minimal noise w/o a tripod, something I had a hard time accomplishing with the Coolpix 8100, which was known for taking decent low light shots. The ability to control the intensity of the flash is a great addition.A very durable camera as well that can take a beating, especially if you plan on backpacking through Southeast Asia as I was doing. Also, I like how easy and informative the interface is as you go through features which is beneficial for someone who hasn't had a camera with manual controls before. Although I've started out in auto and scene modes, I've rapidly moved over into other modes, particularly Program and Aperture Priority after only having this camera for a month. Eventually I'll progress to manual. So the learning curve isn't that steep. Furthermore, I was surprised at how many fellow travelers I met with much nicer cameras ( some of them professional photographers themselves) commented favorably about my camera or asked to try it out. I think that's a clear sign that Canon has built a solid line of cameras. Overall, I think this is a great discreet camera-particularly for travel.
Скроменый эксперт
11.12.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
Definitely an awesome camera for the price. I paid $100 for this camera at a local Wal-Mart. Around this time two years ago, I purchased a Canon Powershot Elph 100HS for the exact same price. My Elph is a 12MP camera that records 1080P at 24 FPS. The video quality from this camera is pretty close, probably because this camera records at 25 FPS.I have played around with this camera quite a lot for the last 2 hours and I'm 99.99% sure it won't be leaving my possession. Even though I assumed this would be like any P&S (Point & Shoot) camera, this camera has more features on it than a P&S camera would have.FlashThe flash is a little pop-up on the top, press the flash button above the screen and the flash will turn on when taking pictures. Press it down to turn it off, simple enough. You can also control how strong or weak the flash is, depending on your lighting situation.SettingsThis camera has a wide array of settings, including Program, Auto, Scene, etc.The one feature I loved most, which is something you don't see in many (if any) cameras at this price range, is a manual control for aperture settings, like what you'd see on a DSLR.LensThe lens is capable of 16x optical zoom, which works well to my surprise. Taking pictures of items at 16x away comes out very clear. Even though this camera has an image stabilizer, make sure you still hold your hands straight to get a steady picture.VideosThere are 2 video settings on this camera, HD (1280x720) @ 25FPS and VGA (640x480) @ 30FPS.HD comes out pretty sharp while VGA is pretty smooth. Both settings allow you to zoom optically while recording a video, which is something I wasn't able to do on my Elph 100HS. Sometimes the video will be blurry after zooming in on something and takes it a while to focus, but for the most part works fairly quickly (yes, this does do autofocus while recording a video).Memory CardMake sure you have an SD card, as Canon doesn't include one and doesn't provide any internal memory. You will also want a good size memory card, as the pictures were bigger than I thought. Pictures can take anywhere between 5 and 9 megabytes per picture. I use a 16gb class 10 Sandisk card and I can record about 97 minutes of 720P or about 2200 super fine pictures.PowerUses 2 AA batteries to work. Make sure to get high mAh rechargeable batteries and keep spares. I have 2300 mAh energizer batteries and I get about 30 to 45 minutes of usage if I remember correctly.Other than the battery life (which is why I knocked off a star), this is a really awesome camera for the price.
Скроменый эксперт
16.10.2013
8/10
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I had a Canon S50 for years, used my cell phone camera for a few and decided I needed a real camera when I got a bull terrier pup. I have used Canon products for years - still have my old AE-1 - so this was an easy choice; especially given it uses 2 AA batteries of any brand. This is much more handy than having to stick with the manufacturer's overpriced proprietary rechargeable models. If you run low on power you can get AA at most anywhere though I suggest picking up an 8 pack of Eneloop rechargeable ones while ordering on Amazon.com.16M is is a lot of detail. I had to get use to that and never realized how little detail the lower resolution CCDs pick up. The camera uses Canon's Digic software versus a CMOS sensor and since I don't know the difference I can't judge one way or the other as to which is better. The controls are laid out nicely but I still get confused with the myriad of effects I will never use. If you are into the manual aspect of photography some of it may suit you. I like the macro, fisheye and video modes and use them. The zoom is great as are other manual controls.One thing i don't like about the camera is lag time between shots, especially when using flash. The flash is a manual popup deal, which I appreciate because you know when it is going to be on rather than hoping the camera software is smart enough. The flash takes a long time to charge but unless you need to snap off 20 shots in 5 minutes it is no big deal. If you need that kind of performance you need to spend more than $140 and get a camera with a bulky power supply. This is point and shoot fun for anyone regardless of age. if you see it in the LCD screen you can take a picture of it. There is no view finder and I still put it up to my face as if there is at times. I will add that the flash can be rather hot and will wash out some shots...especially when indoors or outdoors at night. The CCD sensor is pretty sensitive so you can get away with shooting in indirect lighting most times.This camera has image stabilization so those of us who aren't the steadiest in the world can still take great photos. There is a video dedicated button so you can shoot a video without wading through a menu of items while missing your shot. Very handy.Some things I suggest when ordering this camera...16G SD card, 8-pack of Eneloop rechargeable batteries and a glass LCD screen protector, all available here on Amazon. A small carrying case is good as well. Since all things are now made of plastic...get the extended warranty program as well, ya never if you might drop, spill a drink on, run over or abuse your camera...it might go dead on its own. The warranty covers it all. Never had to use it yet but you can't beat it if you need to.Yes...Recommend.
Скроменый эксперт
16.09.2015
8/10
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Seems to be pretty good product. Solid (a little heavy)
I can't seem to work out how to calibrate it for the batteries though. A totally flat battery shows 90% charge initially and goes to 100% over 2-3 hours.. Seems to be fully charged once 100% is reached but I'd have liked to see the percentage charge go from 0% - 100%
I can't seem to work out how to calibrate it for the batteries though. A totally flat battery shows 90% charge initially and goes to 100% over 2-3 hours.. Seems to be fully charged once 100% is reached but I'd have liked to see the percentage charge go from 0% - 100%
Скроменый эксперт
03.07.2015
6/10
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Плохо
I bought it for my 16-50 mm kit lens for my Sony Alpha 6000. I found it not too easy to mount & I don't think it has been a 100% perfect fit for this lens. What's more disappointing is that neither the original Sony kit lens cap nor the lens cap which is a part of this Lens hood set can be used once the Lens hood is mounted.
However, considering the throw away price of $7, you may want to give it a try.. Some buyers have been happy with the product despite its limitations.. Some (if not all) have found that the hood fits their lenses well..
However, considering the throw away price of $7, you may want to give it a try.. Some buyers have been happy with the product despite its limitations.. Some (if not all) have found that the hood fits their lenses well..
Скроменый эксперт
21.09.2015
8/10
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Cheap and charges my Nikon P7100 battery fine (about 1hr from dead). Only reason not 5 stars is that the charger is not the same as shown in the photos and has an external power brick (god I hate them). Still comes with cigarette socket cable for charging in the car.
Скроменый эксперт
05.11.2015
10/10
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This was just perfect after buying an dual charger from ebay that had the wrong plates, this saved the day.
Скроменый эксперт
27.09.2015
10/10
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Great additon to the AW130. Now I can charge a spare battery and keep it handy for long trips. Does away with the need to use the Nikon charger with the battery inside the camera. Car charger is good added benefit for travelling.
Скроменый эксперт
14.09.2015
2/10
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Even though it's very inexpensive, I would expect that it would line up correctly. The lens hood does not align to the lens. This may be a fault of the adapter ring or the hood but it I have to constantly check to make sure the hood does not intrude into my photos.
Скроменый эксперт
07.10.2015
4/10
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Looked Good but didn't work (battery fit into charger was poor). Sorry. Unfortunately I have been too busy to respond earlier or even return goods. Kind Regards. Alex Ronald
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10.12.2011
10/10
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I have had this camera for a few years, going on at least three, maybe four. I bought it at a serious bargain: $180 or so from an online discount warehouse.
Anyway, this camera is heavy and big. It won't fit in your pocket, and you have to be careful handing it to someone else, because if they don't get a good grip it'll fall out of their hand.
I love this camera with a passion. It's:
*Durable. I have an attic bedroom and sat it on my railing, then bumped it down my stairs. It fell 12 feet and bounced. It looked a little banged up, but works 100%. This was about 6 months ago. The shutter now refuses to shut all the way on occasion, and sometimes the videos will appear blurry. That's the only damage, and a stop and start of the recording will fix that.
*High quality video and picture. I'm not a professional photographer, I'm a teenage girl. The appeal for me was that 8 mega pixels sounded really sharp, and i was right.
*The effects are quite flexible, and i loved experimenting with the drastic and subtle changes allowed in the "program" function of the camera. My favorite is probably the portrait setting, although the color swap and color accent are really cool too.
*It should be noted that this camera burns through batteries like c r a z y. I had it for a month and decided it would be best to buy some rechargeable batteries. So i bought 8 AA batteries and a charger from Radioshack. Now i always have another set charged and ready when i've burned through my current set. For this, I don't even consider the short battery life for the camera to be a con.
*Reliable: this camera gives minimal technical difficulty. It's not 100% on picture taking response. You'll have to hold down the button for a few seconds, even without the flash being turned on. I haven't used a camera that didn't behave this way, and there are ways to increase the response speed, but i've never been impressed with it. It's also gotten slower this past year: a sad sign that it might be wearing down.
*the video is SPECTACULAR. I've used camcorders with worse quality. I make instructional piano Youtube videos that require distinct details to be visible, and this camera never lets me down. On occasion, after the drop, i've had to stop and start a video that was too blurry, but the second time comes crystal clear, so this isn't a big deal to me. The camera gives you the option to choose how detailed your videos will be. Less detail=more memory space, as higher quality videos will require more space. But it's 2011, and we all knew that, right?
I always get compliments about the videos i take with it. "Oo, whose camera is this? It's so clear/colorful," things to that effect.
Besides taping my piano videos, I used to use this camera to record myself and my friends at gymnastics meets. This is where the option to edit and freeze-frame on the go is a must. There might be an additional 30 seconds on a video, and a limited memory card means that 30 seconds has gotta go. So "set" button>edit>edit beginning>save, and now you have that much more flexibility in your recordings for the rest of the day. The camera on its default settings allowed me to watch routines frame by frame, and i could see exactly how a trick was executed. Every once in a while, an appendage would be blurry due to exceptionally high speed, but it captures tumbling passes and the vault exercise with ease and accuracy, which goes to show you how detailed the video features are. Again, this is with the default settings, not even the advanced detail.
*Transfer to the computer is easy, but i'm not terribly knowledgeable about how advanced the features can be. I tend to dump everything, name my photos/videos, then format my memory card in the camera. I don't know what all it's capable of in this department. It's not always speedy, but that's because i am transferring large files. The speed is not unreasonable, but this is the only camera i've ever owned, so i can't compare transfer speeds in all fairness.
*I don't print my pictures, but they email just fine, and the high mega pixel count and clarity on-screen shows good promise for beautiful prints.
*This camera allows you to take successive photos, anywhere from 1 to 10 photos snapped automatically with a small delay in between. Great for goofing around. Dunno why else you'd want it, but i use it with my brother when we're bored. We do stop-motion skits ha ha!
*My FAVORITE feature is the wonderful flippy screen! It's not fragile, it's durable just like the rest of this sturdy, chunky camera. The screen allows you to see you taking your own picture. I can place my face where i want in the frame, though it's backwards (move to your left, the camera portrays you going right.). This is especially handy in two ways:
1) Taking pictures with multiple people without a freestanding photographe
Anyway, this camera is heavy and big. It won't fit in your pocket, and you have to be careful handing it to someone else, because if they don't get a good grip it'll fall out of their hand.
I love this camera with a passion. It's:
*Durable. I have an attic bedroom and sat it on my railing, then bumped it down my stairs. It fell 12 feet and bounced. It looked a little banged up, but works 100%. This was about 6 months ago. The shutter now refuses to shut all the way on occasion, and sometimes the videos will appear blurry. That's the only damage, and a stop and start of the recording will fix that.
*High quality video and picture. I'm not a professional photographer, I'm a teenage girl. The appeal for me was that 8 mega pixels sounded really sharp, and i was right.
*The effects are quite flexible, and i loved experimenting with the drastic and subtle changes allowed in the "program" function of the camera. My favorite is probably the portrait setting, although the color swap and color accent are really cool too.
*It should be noted that this camera burns through batteries like c r a z y. I had it for a month and decided it would be best to buy some rechargeable batteries. So i bought 8 AA batteries and a charger from Radioshack. Now i always have another set charged and ready when i've burned through my current set. For this, I don't even consider the short battery life for the camera to be a con.
*Reliable: this camera gives minimal technical difficulty. It's not 100% on picture taking response. You'll have to hold down the button for a few seconds, even without the flash being turned on. I haven't used a camera that didn't behave this way, and there are ways to increase the response speed, but i've never been impressed with it. It's also gotten slower this past year: a sad sign that it might be wearing down.
*the video is SPECTACULAR. I've used camcorders with worse quality. I make instructional piano Youtube videos that require distinct details to be visible, and this camera never lets me down. On occasion, after the drop, i've had to stop and start a video that was too blurry, but the second time comes crystal clear, so this isn't a big deal to me. The camera gives you the option to choose how detailed your videos will be. Less detail=more memory space, as higher quality videos will require more space. But it's 2011, and we all knew that, right?
I always get compliments about the videos i take with it. "Oo, whose camera is this? It's so clear/colorful," things to that effect.
Besides taping my piano videos, I used to use this camera to record myself and my friends at gymnastics meets. This is where the option to edit and freeze-frame on the go is a must. There might be an additional 30 seconds on a video, and a limited memory card means that 30 seconds has gotta go. So "set" button>edit>edit beginning>save, and now you have that much more flexibility in your recordings for the rest of the day. The camera on its default settings allowed me to watch routines frame by frame, and i could see exactly how a trick was executed. Every once in a while, an appendage would be blurry due to exceptionally high speed, but it captures tumbling passes and the vault exercise with ease and accuracy, which goes to show you how detailed the video features are. Again, this is with the default settings, not even the advanced detail.
*Transfer to the computer is easy, but i'm not terribly knowledgeable about how advanced the features can be. I tend to dump everything, name my photos/videos, then format my memory card in the camera. I don't know what all it's capable of in this department. It's not always speedy, but that's because i am transferring large files. The speed is not unreasonable, but this is the only camera i've ever owned, so i can't compare transfer speeds in all fairness.
*I don't print my pictures, but they email just fine, and the high mega pixel count and clarity on-screen shows good promise for beautiful prints.
*This camera allows you to take successive photos, anywhere from 1 to 10 photos snapped automatically with a small delay in between. Great for goofing around. Dunno why else you'd want it, but i use it with my brother when we're bored. We do stop-motion skits ha ha!
*My FAVORITE feature is the wonderful flippy screen! It's not fragile, it's durable just like the rest of this sturdy, chunky camera. The screen allows you to see you taking your own picture. I can place my face where i want in the frame, though it's backwards (move to your left, the camera portrays you going right.). This is especially handy in two ways:
1) Taking pictures with multiple people without a freestanding photographe
Скроменый эксперт
13.07.2015
8/10
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Great replacement for my dying G7 battery. I only gave it a 4 because I have to fiddle it into the generic charger I also bought through Amazon to get a good contact. Installing it on the Canon G7 itself is not a problem; no terminal contact issues there. I'm not sure if it's the charger that's slightly out of Canon's specs, or if it's this battery. In spite of that, I still think it's great for the price. It made my hand-me-down Canon G7 100% usable again.
Скроменый эксперт
10.09.2015
6/10
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Плохо
Partially my fault, because I was looking for a 40.5mm lens cap and thought that the other stuff came as a bonus. Keep in mind, the lens cap here is actually a 52mm lens cap... so you'd need to wear the adapter ring at all times just to use the lens cap.
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25.08.2015
10/10
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Great camera and ended up giving it to my daughter. I wanted it to replace my old camera but it did not fit in the waterproof housing. Back to looking :-) She took a lot of pictures on it in Hawaii and never failed her once. Hope it last her a while but it was a great price for a camera and a great camera
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10.06.2015
10/10
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The camera is amazing for video and photos. you can take photos with 14.1mp and you can zoom away in and the image is still really clear, the camera also has a flash built in which is good. the camera also records in two formats 720P and 480P both great qualities, the videos are great using the zoom using the lens but once you go to the digital zoom it gets blurry and shaky. the only bad thing about the camera is the battery life. after 15 minutes of recording with Duracell batteries it starts to show empty batteries other than this issue its great.
Скроменый эксперт
14.09.2015
6/10
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Плохо
It is ok. Canon is a good brand, but I was hoping to get a camera that doesn't have such a long delay between shots, especially when using the flash. Next time I will pay more for a camera that can shutter, shutter, shutter.
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19.09.2015
10/10
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Despite of the low price of this package, the dealer refunded the money after hearing that the hot shoe is not compatible with my a6000 camera and the lens cap rope is breaking at the end of the metal clip
Скроменый эксперт
28.10.2013
6/10
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Плохо
This is a very good point and shoot camera if you don't already own one or if you are stepping up to a point & shoot that has RAW file capabilities and manual controls. The lens is fast (meaning it lets in a lot of light) and the controls are excellent. The screen is also very good, being both sharp and vibrant. The file quality is as good as it gets for a small-chip (1/1.7") sensor. In this context, the camera is a solid 4-stars.However, I bought this as an upgrade from my Canon G9, purchased almost six years ago. While a few things are improved in the G15, there are a few critical things that are not and that is why I'm giving this camera a 3-star review.What's improved from the G9 (or many other P&S cameras from that generation).-Screen is a lot better-Lens is 1 1/3 stops faster and appears sharper.-Camera body now has a decent grip with a rubberized leather-like texture.-Higher ISO shot ability (file quality is questionable)-Movie recording is now full 1080p HD-Auto-focus feels snappierThings that are about the same in practical terms, though I consider them negatives because they haven't improved over the years:-Same megapixel count (12mp or 4000x3000 pixel images)-Sensor is same size (1/1.7")-Same basic camera layout (neither good or bad thing)-Still requires many button pushes and deep menu access to achieve basic things even though the camera has 12 buttons (up from 11 on the G9). For example, it takes five button pushes to change flash exposure in any of the auto-exposure modes (P, Tv, Av).-While autofocus feels faster, taking a shot is actually still the same speed as the G9 - when going from idle state to the time when the shutter has taken a shot.-The tunnel vision viewfinder is really in need of improvement for a camera this expensive in 2013.-Camera over-exposes very easily and the highlights are not easy to recover even when shooting RAW.Things that are worse about the G15 vs older G-series cameras-The flash is now pop-up with a switch-The rear thumb dial is now combined with a 4-way button. So trying to rotate the thumbwheel to alter a setting can lead to accidental button pushes if one's touch is not light enough. In comparison, the G9 had a separate outer wheel and an inner 4-way button.In my experience the G15 is a modest update to a camera like the G9. I expected there to be more improvements in file quality, ergonomics, and resolution when compared to a camera that is six-years older. Overall, I'm disappointed in the G15 in the sense that it doesn't feel that strong of an update and I'll probably just stick to using my G9.
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11.10.2015
10/10
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It works just like the two previous Canon Powershot cameras I bought, even though this one was used. Excellent condition.
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19.09.2015
8/10
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At least this lens cap fits my Canon Powershot SX20 and the quality is OK. Neat feature is the strap to attach to the side of camera so that the cap always handy and cannot get misplaced.
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09.10.2015
2/10
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Ужасно
Does NOT fit canon powershot sx 20 is. See pic below: too small and ring that hold tether prevents from sealing.
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