Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX210 IS

We can happy with both product and the service. All the items I've purchased had received on or before the date mentioned. I purchased the camera when I was in USA. But now I'm living in Sri Lanka, means I might have a problem with the warranty. But so far it is working properly. Hope I can contact the local agent if needed or send it back to USA.Canon PowerShot SX210IS 14.1 MP Digital Camera with 14x Wide Angle Optical Image Stabilized Zoom and 3.0-Inch LCD (Black)

I bought this camera for my daughter photo Class and it is great. A very awesome product and she is using it all the time now.

This little camera can get the pictures you want with just a little work ,not hard. Could pay more but why? This is all you need for the average person.

excelant camera,on and off switch a little small 4 mens hands ,but does excelant job,small enough to put in your pocket,so no need to carry it in a bag

I've had the camera for about a month, it replaces an Olympus SP-350. I liked the Oly with the exception of long shutter lag in low light conditions and still use it for work photos.The image quality from the Canon are good but not quite a good as the Oly especially in low light conditions where they get a little grainy when enlarged. However, the shutter lag is much better and the focusing is much faster. The flash is a little weak.The menu system is a little confusing with modes and settings buried in the menu system rather than available from the dial. It will take some time to get used to. The manual is very brief and the supplied software is cumbersome in viewing and archiving photos.I haven't tried the manual settings to date; I'm still not comfortable with the menu system. In automatic mode my pictures have been good in all conditions from bright sunlight to dusk. The metering system and autofocus work well. I love the 14x zoom and the stabilization works well at full zoom.The video is suprisingly good although the sound is a little weak.Overall I am very happy with this purchase.

Don't get me wrong by the title, this camera is amazing! The image quality is great, my only complaint is the low-light performance (it's not horrible, I'm just very picky. Which is why I gave it only 4 stars); but that is a downfall that almost every compact camera I've had has (minus my old Canon S100 Digital Elph, which still beats my newer Sony DSC-S650 & Nikon L11 compacts for overall image quality). My wife uses the camera all the time and loves the smile/wink feature (she loves self-shots, and this allows her to hold the camera steady and not have to push the button to take a photo). I love the manual control that this camera allows you to have, I feel it comes in second only to having a digital SLR.I would recommend the SX210is to anyone who is looking for a great, easy-to-use, compact camera.

This camera has AMAZING resolution, zoom, and video capability for a camera its size. I've read reviews saying that the flash location is annoying, but I've had no problems whatsoever. Highly recommended!

I haven't had the chance to really put the camera through its paces yet, but so far, things seem pretty good.When I was looking at it in the stores, I was worried about the little toggle for adjusting the zoom... It seemed too small and finnicky and not so easy to control... a bit uncomfortable, too, since it was angled and hard, but I can live with it.I don't mind the flash popping up. I usually am holding the camera in the area and it keeps the flash down easily.The LCD screen is a nice size.I was shooting some indoor shots in low light. The automatic settings--auto, night, indoors--all seemed to over-expose the shots--which was worrying, but I switched to manual (the controls were fairly intuitive, so I didn't have to keep referring to the manual), and could take shots without a tripod. As long as I can get shots fairly easily, I don't mind. But for those wishing for better auto shots in low light, I guess they are correct in complaining, or at least noting the problems.My expectations aren't high... I just needed a new camera to replace one I've had for five or six years--so just about anything new would be better for me! I wanted this one because I hadn't tried a Canon before and everyone was always raving about them (I'd had Olympuses), and I liked the super-zoom in a small point and shoot. The size and weight is convenient. The color is cute, too. I think it will work for me as a fun little camera that is capable of a bit more (especially regarding the zoom) than the average digital camera.

I have a very nice SLR for getting the good shots, but did not want to risk breaking or losing it on a trip to Africa. So I bought this little gem for my safaris and it did not disappoint. I brought home amazing photos and it was so easy to travel with. Fits in your pocket and the battery lasted quite a while. I only had to change out the battery once on an all day safari and I used my camera constantly. Unless you have a steady hand the pictures can start to get a little fuzzy after about 25x or so zoom, but the 14x zoom pics were stunning. The auto settings worked quite well for sunsets and other low light situations indoors as well. I think this camera has now replaced my SLR as the favorite. Don't even question whether this is a good buy and just get one.

I seldom write reviews, either something has to be a complete ripoff, or it has to knock my socks off! I have to say, this camera has blown me away! I have owned this camera for about a month. Last weekend I took it to an NBA game in which we had nosebleed seats, literally about 15 rows from the rafters. I was skeptical about the zoom function, but I was thrilled to see just how well the function works. We were taking photos of the players and the zoom was so efficient, we were able to get inside the team huddles. My adult kids have given my camera the nickname of "Stalker". This camera is by far the best of any digital camera I have owned and trust me, I have owned several. I can't wait to take it to the beach next summer to see what it can really do, given conditions such as sunlight and sunsets.

This is a very fun compact camera. I don't believe they upgraded the sensor from previous Powershot cameras so the picture quality isn't a miracle or anything. What is really cool about the sx 210 is the zoom lens. I get shots with this camera that just wouldn't have been possible with my old Elf. There is such a huge difference between using the true optical zoom on this or the digital zoom of my old camera. In that way, there is sort of an increase in picture quality because I can get in close on my subject and not have to crop my pictures and lose resolution later.The video function is also a plus. The sound from the stereo mic is decent and, again, the zoom lens really comes into play in terms of the shots you can get. I've shot videos of my kids on stage, clear across a large hall, and really come up with some nice clips.I haven't used the manual settings on this camera as much as I thought I would. I've found it difficult to focus accurately or quickly enough with the little wheel. I play with it sometimes for macro shots and such but, primarily, I've used the automatic function to good effect. Someone who wants to spend the time and play with the various functions and gimmicks will probably enjoy this quite a bit. I tend to have my hands full these days and it has been very useful as a point and shoot, enhanced significantly by the ability to zoom in close.The pop-up flash takes some getting used to but over time I've come to like that feature. There are a lot of times I don't want the flash to fire and it's nice to be able to just snap it shut or hold it shut as you turn on the camera. It becomes second nature eventually.

It is a fairly compact camera that packs a 14X optical zoom lens with image stabilization. A wide LCD display is good for review and play back recording movie. It is very easy to use because simple button.Both the picture and movie quality are good. You could take good pictures in low light condition. You could also adjust the zoom when recording movie. I like to set the dial to `Auto Mode' as I can take picture by pressing the shutter button or record movie by press the movie button. I could still take pictures while recording movie. It is a good choice for traveling if you do not demand too much in photographing.

I really liked this camera. It is the best camera I've had so far. Its awesome zoom let's me take great pictures.I was gonna buy Kodak Easyshare Zoom 26x, but after doing some research and talking to a photographer he told me I should go for Canon or Sony.I can say I am very satisfied with this camera!!!Pros: great zoom, very good video quality, 14megapixels takes very good pictures, light weight, not AA battery, I bought an extra battery though so I can take lots of pictures.Cons: flash is not very fast, not very good for pictures in movement, like sports.I love Canon.

Pros: We bought this camera because it was rated the best compact digital camera on [...] for under $300, and we haven't been disappointed. The optical zoom is great, especially for the price. I'm a casual point-and-shoot photographer, but I think the image and video quality is amazing, so much better than our old camera. Haven't figured out all its features yet. Dense little guy, feels sturdy.Cons: There is slight motor noise when zooming during video capture, but much better than the digital camera it replaced. The battery has to be removed to be charged in the wall charger it comes with. Would be convenient if you could recharge it through the USB, but you can't, so consider buying an extra battery to swap in and out. I've seen some new cameras now with onscreen touch menus. This one doesn't have that, nor a view finder.Notes: Make sure you get the right SDHC flash memory card (with HC on the end) so you won't have problems recording video. We found a good deal on the Transcend 8 GB Class 6 (class is related to its transfer speed) SDHC, model TS8GSDHC6E.

It was a steal at $200 right after Thanksgiving. It is built very well - Made in Japan - and attention to detail is apparent - that is why all the cameras I have owned for the last 20 years have been Canons. I take one star away for poorer than expected low light performance. It is especially bad at 14x. The image quality with poor indoor lighting, and no flash used is very poor. I doubt that any camera in this price range would do any better though. If you are looking for compact camera with superzoom and HD video capability this one if hard to beat, especially if you are partial to Japanese made products.After couple of months I have to take another star away. This camera's autofocus hunts way too much and out of about 300 pictures I took so far at least 50 were out of focus. I have not had this problem with my other Canons.

This is a very nice camera. I am very impressed with the picture quality. The display is large and clear in good conditions, but in bright light I cannot see anything. The controls on the back of the camera take a bit of getting used to, bc they are small. Out of the box, you can definitely point and shoot but to really be able to understand this camera requires reviewing the manual. The zoom is great.The biggest drawback of this camera is the pop up flash, where it pops up is where your hand would normally rest to hold the camera steady to take a photo. It is almost a deal breaker for me.I bought it Dec 2011 for about $250 on Amazon.com.Hope this helps you. Happy Shopping.

I just received the camera. The camera itself is great because we bought one for my sister from a retail store. I wanted to buy one for myself too. I ordered one which just arrived but the camera has fingerprints all over its screen at feels like as if it is used. I am going return it.

Buy this camera, you will not be disappointed. I bought one for myself and my boyfriend for Christmas so I haven't used it much but I took some sunrise pictures on New Year's Day over the Atlantic city skyline and WOW, I never thought a small camera could capture such gorgeous shots, my facebook pages were all a buzz over the pictures. I am by no means a professional photographer but my pictures so far, make me look like I am. I look forward to learning more so that I can maximize the capabilities with this great camera. I can't say enough good things about it, the flash comes up when it needs to and goes back down by itself, it is very user friendly for even the novice photographer. 5 stars all around!!!

I'm a scrapbooker and have used digital cameras for years. After hours of research, I bought the Powershot, ready to take pictures of Halloween, my daughter in her first play, and 2 of my kids' birthday parties. What a disappointment! Pictures in regular light were blurry, color was off when I downloaded them, the flash many times wouldn't go off when it was needed (yet the flash was up), pictures in low light were awful, and anything that moved (i.e. MY KIDS!) turned out really blurry. All these pictures were taken in the Auto or Easy mode (two different modes)... My camera that's 5+ years old did a lot better than this one. If I can't get good pics. in Auto/Easy mode, it's not worth it to me. I'm a mom of 3 and don't have the time to set up every little picture. I'm returning it and am highly considering a Panasonic.

My old PowerShot died and it was time to try to get a camera that would take pictures of the grandkids at their school functions and graduations and at concerts we go to. The 14X Zoom is awesome compared to the old 3X zoom. Somehow instead of a blurry dark picture I can actually recognize the kids, it's a pretty good picture for me, a point and shoot type guy. I do need to go over the user manual for a couple of things when I have time. The on/off button is tricky even for my wife, I like the Zoom button, and the single button for showing card photos I just took is excellent. The dark shots turn out as well as my old Olympus Digital camera with it's larger lens. Did I say the 14X zoom is really nice, works well and better than the last PowerShot. I don't usually use the digital zoom but tried it out and got some usable pics of birds and plants etc. so that I could recognize them, they were pixalated, but much, much better than the old camera. I haven't figured out how to play the movies yet. I take it everywhere and take pictures of whatever interests me even if it does take a minute to get ready, I also drive my friends crazy. I probably take about 5,000 shots a year. Many blurry, and missing the kids that were there 2 seconds ago. I thought about a digital SLR but this is just too convenient.

The features are great, as well as the small form-factor. However, the image quality is just appalling. The sensor is noisy (despite the 14 megapixels, which is a joke!) and the optics are poor. Not recommended at any price point, because the pictures should go to trash.

I have been taking pictures for over 40 years and this is the best camera I have ever had. It takes the sharpest pictures, has the best metering system I have ever experienced, and the flash is great. The controls are easy to access and the menus are very well designed. I leave it in Program mode all the time and easily access the menu choices from the rotating dial next to the LCD. The battery is a champ and charges very fast (in about 45 minutes). I have a fancier, more expensive camera, but I haven't taken it out since I bought this little wonder. Also,it is small, but not too small. I have big hands and have returned smaller cameras that get lost in my hands. This one I can use and still stick it in my pocket if necessary. You will not be disappointed and at today's special price, I am thinking of buying a second one!

I have little to add to Stephen's comprehensive review except to say I love this camera as well. So this review will be more of a first impression "gut" feel about this camera.I also miss a viewfinder and have the same trouble with my finger getting in the way of the pop-up flash. Both are minor issues.I own a Nikon D90 and D300, but I also travel with a small PowerShot as my "pocket camera." My first was a SD900, followed by an SD990IS (which was a slight improvement). Yet I was never really happy with the image quality of either, and the video was a greater disappointment.I was about to buy a top-rated S90, in spite of its age in digital camera terms. Yet I opted to pre-order the SX210IS, as newer is generally better.Both the 14.1 MP 14X Zoom are a bit over the top - I'd prefer a wider angle and not so much zoom! Yet no regrets - image quality, color saturation and HD video quality are noticeably better than the SD ELPH series (some costing more than the SX210IS).I just bought two 32 GB SD cards and can't wait to shoot lots of street photos and some video on an upcoming trip to Barcelona. This camera is perfect in places where expensive DSLR or HD camcorder equipment would attract the attention of petty thieves.I did have one instance while photographing kids, where the camera simply would not auto-focus. Yet that may have been new-user error, as I had my D90 in the other hand. No problems since.When a new HD model of the S90 is released, I'll likely give away my SX210IS, as I did with my previous PowerShots. I hope it is not soon, as my new SX210IS is the first ever PowerShot that I am truly happy with.

I was debating on getting a regular pocket size camera or a big DSL camera and ended up with this one. I took it on vacation to the jungle and was able to zoom in and take pictures of animals and birds at the very top of the canonpy tree-line. I love this camera and have recommended it to all my friends!