Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX210 IS

I have owned and operated the Canon SX 210 IS for approx a year. Have noted marked inaccurate color distortions when shooting inside in AUTO or EASY mode...which must be corrected by manually adjusting white balance, light metering, etc.to achieve anything close to accurate colors...but takes time and often miss the photo op.The same thing often occurs outside, in natural light, with neutral objects (like straw hats, clouds, etc.) taking on an unnatural yellow color...even skin colors often take on the colors of the surrounding objects. Very frustrating...something expected from a much less expensive camera...this problem with untrue color reproduction is beneath the acceptable quality of a good camera...this is not a good point and shoot camera...photographer must constantly work to correct color distortions manually.One wonders if Canon did any quality control testing with the SX 210 IS ??

I bought this camera specifically for a trip to National Parks in the southwest. The pictures turned out great. I also brought along my old camera and my husband took pictures with it (Sony Cybershot). His pictures didn't have the clarity and color that the Canon had. The one major problem is the placement of the flash. It's so annoying because you naturally put your finger in that position which stops the flash from popping up. So you have to turn the camera off and then on again.Another issue I have with them is that they don't give you a printed user manual, it comes on a disk. Who's going to print off 180 pages so they can have the user guide to take along on the trip? Exactly! Come on Canon, when you pay this much for a good camera, you need the hard copy of the user manual, don't be so cheap! Send us the user guide.

I can't say I've looked too in depth into the manual, but I did have quite a time trying to set the settings on the manual mode. I can't blame the equipment yet because I'm not extremely familiar with the terms. I didn't give it a full 5 stars because one of the reasons I got this camera was for the supposed excellent indoor photo quality. while yes, it does take really good photos when its all indoor lighting, the quality change is pretty drastic if there is any amount of natural light involved as well. I tried playing with indoor and outdoor modes for this and it seems pretty difficult to find a medium. Perhaps someone with more experience would be able to figure it out more but as someone who purposely chose a point and shoot over an SLR for ease, it's a little disappointing. I read some complaints about the bottom right corner being darkened because of a "lense shadow" in indoor closeups, I haven't had any problem with that. Overalla very nice camera, excellent photos when zooming far in, just have a steady hand when taking them.

The best part of this camera is it has a wonderful display. The interface is very good, navigating wheel on the right bottom corner is very useful. The picture quality in broad day light is amazing but night shots are okay. Any slight movement of the camera in the night mode will blur the image. Specially many might be reluctant to take gold one but i bet its 1000 times better looking that the black one. My friend and me bought around the same time he got black and i gold, he still feels bad for his choice. The battery life is pretty good. I would say its worth for the money.

I was skeptical at first when I first purchased this device, 14mp with a 14 zoom made me feel like every other feature on this device would be no good. I was quite wrong.The device itself has a stunning array of features. What I enjoy the most is the clarity of the pictures I take thanks to the high mega pixels, good optics, and huge zoom that is provided by this camera. The camera even can recognize and interface with my Eye-Fi Card, something I have not been able to do on previous point and shoots. I would highly recommend this camera.

I had a Casio Exilim before this which was small, fun and easy. I was looking for something similar when I stumbled upon this based on someone's review. I am not disappointed. It's way better.I took this on vacation to B.C. Canada and the photos are amazing. The other couples I was with had $1000 cameras with 15 megapixels and my images are just as good. The zoom is amazing, I shot a bald eagle way up in a tree and its crystal clear. The video is great too. I bought a 4g card and near the end of my trip it was full so I suggest getting a spare. I guess b/c of the higher resolution. The only drawback was the battery life. It wore out in 2-3 days of use. I knew that going in b/c of the reviews but bought it anyway so my next trip I will bring a spare with me. I got the purple one so it would stand out in my bag and be easy to find. Don't get it if you dont like purple b/c it is PURPLE. I like the fact that the flash pops up but my finger got in the way the first few days until I started to remember to not put my finger in that spot. Overall, the camera is easy to operate, takes great photos and I highly recommend it for point and shoots.

The zoom on this camera is amazing! Takes great pictures. Less red eye problems compared to older Canon Powershot cameras. A little bit difficult getting to the menus for Beach, Aquarium etc. especially since it isn't written in the manual. Otherwise, very happy with the purchase.

the only reason i don't like the video is because:1. it glitches2. videos are Quicktime onlyother than that it's ok..i'm kind of disappointed because i bought this camera for a concert that i've been trying to go and it failed me.i'm a little upset.

Very simply put, I'm technologically challenged. I can work my cell phone and do a few tricks on the computer, but when it comes to cameras, I'm about as knowledgable as a great-grandmother with dementia. All I know is to push the shutter button and smile.I love this camera. Tired of the typical Walmart $100 buys, I splurged and recieved a piece of machinery that makes even my pictures look fantastic. Listen to no one else; this is the best camera you can get for $250.

This camera is great!! I purchased it because I had a Canon that I dropped and broke. This was an upgrade from my previous canon and I am nothing but pleased!!

This is a nice looking camera with a large feature set. However, the pictures that it took were awful. Especially in low light. I only had this camera for about two weeks before returning it. Side-to-side comparisons of auto-mode with my old 3 Mpixel Nikon E3100 were very interesting. The colors were much worse every time with this camera, the pictures were always overexposed, and this camera always seemed to choose an unnecessarily slow shutter speed resulting in blurring of the picture.

...because the shutter lag in taking a photo drove me crazy. I'm hoping some of my dissatisfaction with this camera was because I didn't use it enough, but the issues I had were: shutter lag, location of the flash (every time it tried to open, that was exactly where my finger was, and I didn't know how to get it to reopen without turning off the camera and starting over), and as a personal note, I didn't like the feel of it in my hands. My guess is, should I have kept it longer, I would have enjoyed it much more.

Used this camera while on vacation, not knowing the outcome. It did a Quality job, that I would expect from my larger SLR. You will not go wrong with this one. The price was also an excellent one.

I've been using this for a few weeks now, it works amazing! The only downfall this camera has (in my opinion) is the location of the flash. You will get used to where it is, not a big deal. Other than that, this camera has excellent features with amazing image quality. The zoom is superior, 14x optical with 56x digital. One note, i figured that the digital zoom would be lousy, I was wrong. The super zoom does focus even at 56x! This keeps amazing me! But camera I've ever owned!

I purchased this camera at $199.00 on an Amazon Daily Deal. But after receiving mine, I am seeing 3 spots in or below the lens glass that won't clean off and that is not good.It means that the dirt was in there in the factory, caught between the outer lens and the inner lens in the focal area. I am feeling that these units were offered as a deal for that reason and not mentioned to the purchaser. Cannon "Must" have quality control and this is a major inspection point. Now I have to return mine and get another one.

I had a sony DSW55 for about 2 years, did the job really well, but lately was getting all blurry, so I decided to do some research before getting a new one. Since I cannot afford a DSLR at the moment I chose this one, and I love it. The only down side I would say that it is the position of the flash and sometimes the auto mode doesn't do what it is supposed to do. But if you actually take your time and try to learn about its features I am sure you are not going to be disappointed. It is a excellent camera.

I bought this camera to have a compact point-and-shoot that would fit in my purse, the zoom and pixels are fantastic for this size of camera, I wanted to like it more. I love Canon's products but this one doesn't seem to fit the bill. The focus is slow and if you're trying to be quick (like you need to be with kids and pets) 1/2 the photos turn out blurry. The features are nice. The location of the flash is very annoying. The video is great as well as the audio. I can't decide if I'll be keeping it yet but I recommend going to a store and testing the camera before buying.

I did quite a bit of research before purchasing the SX210. For the price, it had all the features I wanted and then some. The big bonus; it fits in your pocket! I had just returned an Olympus SP-800 14mp 30x zoom camera which shot great outdoor nature scenes but did a terrible job with indoors and basic family photos. The SX210 does it all. The 14x zoom is plenty for 99% of what most us will need. I shoot everything at 14mp so I can get the extra zoom by simply cropping tighter. Smile detection is a lot of fun to use. Video is not bad and the software that comes with the camera even has pretty good editing capabilities. I purchased an extended warranty because of the poorly placed flash that pops up when you turn it on. Just about everyone that picks it up has their index finger right on the flash and you hear a click as the camera tries to open the flash. I'm told by Canon technical support that they do it all the time also but have yet to break the flash on any of their cameras. Apart from this one flaw I'd have given it 5 stars.

Perfect slim camera with a powerful zoom. Small & lightweight. I have a large camera with a 14x zoom. It is bulky and too large to slip in your purse. This camera has it all for the quick photos you do not want to miss, just point and shoot! For the everyday photos you can not go wrong. The flash placement is awkward and taking some getting use to, other than that I can't say enough about the overall quality of this camera.

I received this camera as a gift to replace my 4 mp Olympus. I took many pictures indoors and out zoomed and not using my old and new camera side by side. I'm sure if I had to blow up the pics a lot, I would see a difference. Since I don't do that, I just judged the pics as they were and my old Olympus far outperformed the new Canon. I didn't like the way the flash was located right where you put your left hand when holding the camera. I also couldn't turn the flash off when I tried. I thought the worst part of the camera was a lot of pics blurred.

I was looking for a really reliable camera for clear photos and videos to record the growth of our new little baby. I was willing to pay more for the Canon PowerShot SX2101S because I thought it would be a great camera. Some times the photos I've taken have turned out great and I've been really pleased. But other times the photos are blurry or the lighting is off. Also, the video goes in and out of focus (even without using the zoom).

I bought this camera for my honeymoon to Europe (it's not 'til September), and I absolutely LOVE it. It's really lightweight for a camera that takes such amazing photos. It's definitely worth the price. I have a blog, and I've had readers commenting on my picture quality...I used a Canon Rebel digital SLR for my blog before. I highly recommend this camera to anyone who wants an easy-to-use, lightweight camera that takes really beautiful, high quality images.

This camera is great especially when you consider the reasonable price. The zoom is amazing for a small digital camera so you can get up close from far away without being conspicuous. Such a plus when traveling in foreign countries when a fixed zoom lense screams tourist and paints a target on your back with pickpockets. I highly recommend this camera.

I love Canons and when I decided to upgrade my "purse camera" as I like to call it...I immediately looked to Canon. I have the Rebel T1i and love it so I wanted a compact camera with good quality. I heard mixed reviews, looked at different brands and even different models within the Powershot family. SO HAPPY with my choice! I have no complaints! Btw, I take approximately 5,000 pictures a year...so many of them are with my Powershot!