Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX210 IS

I received the camera for Fathers day and I am very pleased so far with the many options available and most of all I am able to shoot pictures on auto or easy without thinking about settings etc. However being able to manually adjust most settings allow me to learn and acquire skill as a hobby photographer.

This camera has a fantastic zoom, and takes great pictures both close and near. It is very easy to use and has on screen help to remind you what all those symbols mean. It's fast and light and the battery seems to last a long time.

I have to use a SLR camera for work so I know a little about ISO, apature, etc. I was looking for a personal camera that is small but with some of the controls that I have learned how to use. When I saw a small camera with a 14x Optical zoom I was very happy. But when I bought it and tryed to use it I found it doesnt have a image stablizer (I tend to shake) The instruction say if it shows the shaking image to put it on a tripod (not very often possible). Most of my photos were blury. When they werent blury they were very nice shots.I also found it hard to figure out where the menus were to change the settings, like light, and picture size. As they dont print books anymore I was trying to figure out the camera without any help (yes I know its on CD but hard to take a computer out when you're taking photos).I had some trouble with depth of focus. The camera was focusing on the wrong subject which kept flustrating me.Worked well in low light. And I used the video camera feature and thought for a small camera it did well. Not perfect but I could hear the voices and the focus was good. Still not a video camera.So this camera is going back to Amazon.

Another excellent Canon Point&Shoot. I love the optical zoom and image quality kicked out of this little camera. The only downside is the LCD screen on the back is not the best. I would opt for more pixels, so I can see the extreme details of my photos. All and all, I'm satisfied with the purchase.

This camera at times takes great photos...but I have run into the lens shadow problem. A bigger problem is that it does not focus well...fuzzy often, and photos are overexposed a lot. It's my least favorite Canon and I've owned a lot of them. I don't recommend this camera.

The canon sx 210is is a great camera for the price. Lots of good features and great quality photos and esp video. The zoom is slow. Had to get used to that. Overall good product and I have recommended it to a number of people looking for a small pocket camera with a larger zoom feature.

After reading most of the reviews that seem to have complained about some shadow that shows up in pictures, I decided to check it out myself. I didn't find that problem with my camera. The fact is that this is a great camera and very close to an SLR. It takes beautiful crisp pictures. The low light pictures are great, too. It has tons of features that give you control over ISO. It focuses on more than one face and helps with blinks too! I've owned several SLRs (Minolta and Nikon) but I wanted a small pocket size with a high zoom feature that I can grab on the go. This is it. Great macro shots and much more. Anyone who owns this camera should become familiar with it and play with settings to find what works best for them. Sure it's not perfect... The flash pops up where you would normally hold the camera with your left hand but it's not a deal breaker for me. Far better than having to carry a heavy SLR! I just LOVE it!

I bought this camera right before going on vacation to SC and only used it on the AUTO setting. The night photos did not come out, but the video capture was quite good. I am anxious to read the manual and try different settings.

I was hoping this camera would be a great family camera with enough zoom to make my husband happy, small, but still take decent pictures indoors. The white balance is better than the Canon SX110 I owned previously, but unless the subject is motionless the pictures turn out blurry. I hate using flash. To me that ruins a picture. So for outdoor pictures and even indoor with good lighting the pictures are beautiful. In medium-low to low light the pictures are mostly junk.I already own a DSLR and won't sacrifice quality, but really wanted something less bulky to lug around. So now I bit the bullet and ordered the Canon S95 which I am extremely excited to get, but unfortunately it is backordered until who knows when. I guess the moral of the story is, for this size camera you have to choose between getting zoom or getting a good low-light shooter. Or like me, you end up buying two cameras!

I've had Canons since my old film-based SLRs and know them well. When I moved to digital I relied on my old IS series cameras, but recent models have proven counter-intuitive and hard to adjust to capture low-light indoor shots, which we're all after given the flood of documentary/realty tv shows that light seemingly ordinary people so well. Canons struggled to do that in the past. But with this sleek, well-priced entry Canon allows you to adjust most relevant settings of F-stops and 'shutter' times, but also it's flash and intuitive programming make most indoor pictures warm, luminous and inviting where only SLRs dared tread before.It's worth it too as the user interface is smarter and easier to read, the LCD screen is huge and, what I find both Orwellian and joker like (but love it regardless) is the camera's 'smart mode' that will automatically take a picture of anyone smiling in its field of vision. =)

He tenido muchas cámaras tanto de video como de fotografía y esta es la mejor. El zoom 14x con el estabilizador de imagen funciona perfectamente, la claridad y luminosidad de las imágenes es sorprendente, los diferentes modos dan muchas posibilidades a la hora de ayudar a los que no conocen mucho de fotografía y, para los conocedores o mas avanzados, el modo de programa es muy versátil y permite anticipar buenos resultados. El video es excelente aunque en HD consume mucho espacio en la tarjeta SD pero el video es de MUY alta calidad y verdadera alta definición.He tenido cámaras Sony, Panasonic, Olympus y Canon, deifinitivamente esta Canon es MUY SUPERIOR.En resumen, muy satisfecho con esta adquisición.

Sent this back. Images too soft and only 2 f stops make landscapes even softer.Should be fine for most point and shooters printing only 4X6 prints.

The camera produces good pictures. But the shutter leg is way too long and when you take videos the focus is slow to react so if you move the camera from one spot to another the picture becomes blurry until the focus adjusts which I find very annoying and I find myself not taking anymore videos because of that, it's that obvious. The pop up flash on the side of the camera is a design flow because it's exactly where you tend to put your fingers when you hold the camera, and you'll find yourself closing the flash again and again without noticing. Edan Aharony.

I purchased this camera mainly for 14x zoom & 14 Mpx. So I compared this to my other dig-cams $400 DMC-ZS3 & $160 SD790. Well, if you take a close look, the images are not good. I can zoom in on my other camera images and get great detail. However, with this camera, zooming in, you find loss of detail due to hi ISO noise as well as JPEG artifacts. Since the max aperture is f/3.1, limited light causes AUTO mode to take shots with ISOs usually 160-400 range. The noise due to this is very visible compared to the clean 80-100 ISO range. On top of this, Canon decided that Fine mode is good enough and dropped SuperFine mode in favor of smaller size images. So there is additional JPEG artifact noise. (The DCT QT table is a lot more coarse especially on the chroma side, even at the DC level. This may explain the washed out & weird colors too.) I was looking forward to this camera based on specs, and waited 3 wks for it, but am extremely disappointed. 14 Mpx & $350, c'mon Canon! There is NO point in buying a 14 Mpx camera only to have the image quality ruined by ISO & JPEG noise.The LCD is not as bright as the SD790, and is effectively only 2.5" for 4:3 images. I also take lots of panos and find it difficult to move the wheel all the way around and choose SCN setup to stitch assist mode. This is a simple step on my SD790. Canon does not even provide a printed Users Guide.So I just had to return this! It's bad unless you just don't take a close look.What I did like was the 14x zoom, widescreen HD movies & images to match, custom timer up to 10 shots, manual controls, and good images at 80-100 ISO.Oddly enough, I was nervous about the pop-up flash & weird zoom lever, but they did not bother me at all.

im a avid dslr user. use P&S also for travel.great video. from a pic stand point, it is slow, recharge between pics is slow; also at 14x, the shake is quite visible. and the pictures are quite soft.there are options like Aperture, program.... but because of the sluggishness is snaping a shot, they are of not much use. I was forced to move to auto mode.i just posted it on ebay for sale.

We have had a Canon Rebel EOS for about ten years (with additional lenses), and have been really happy with it. The only probem? It is a large camera that has to be hauled around in a bag, and this isn't convenient for many times when you want to throw something in your pocket or purse. So we needed something smaller and lighter for those uses, and when you want to hand it off to a waiter or a bystander for a quick shot. We have been happily surprised with the quality of most of the pictures we have taken. I find myself taking a lot more pictures because this little baby is so convenient! Our larger camera has 16 pixel quality photos (which is still better for taking portraits, etc.), but, our new Canon Powershot has 14 pixels...such an improvement over those older models...I am in love!

This is a decent camera. Not the best I've owned but not the worst either. I dig the screen on the back but I'm not a fan of the flash. It is small and fits in my pocket so that's nice. All in all, for the price, it's good.

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!