Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX210 IS

Still have tons to learn in the operation of this camera but so far It is the most liked camera I own. Once I am more aquainted with the operation, It probably be my only choice. The only problem I have at the moment is I keep putting my finger on the flash door and inhibit it's opening. This is a small design flaw worth getting used to for a camera of this caliber.

I bought this camera and used it for a family vacation to France. I put a premium on mobility and so tend to carry cameras in a pocket (otherwise empty, not with keys, etc.) This hasn't been a problem with previous powershots, but it is with this camera--within a week, detritus had worked its way into the lens mechanism. I know I'll be blamed for not getting a case - and that's true - but the lens also isn't flush with the surrounding metal, and there's lots of moving parts here. (The camera rattles if you shake it gently.) So get a case, and be aware this item isn't all that robust or spontaneity friendly.Picture performance is on par with other point and shoots. At this price-point it's worth thinking carefully how important mega-zoom and video are to you. dSLR really is night-and-day better, and though more money obviously, at this price point you probably are considering saving for one, and I'd think hard about that.Last note: stabilization is pretty good for still pictures, a bit less so on video. I get successful, non-blurry pics at maximum zoom, handheld.

I purchased this camera on April 17th and have taken 200 photos in the last week. My battery indicator still has a full charge. The low light and natural light photos are great and I am very happy with my purchase. I was concerned that you only get a basic printed manual and the rest is on a CD. However, after reviewing the manual on my computer, there weren't any sections that I felt I needed to print out. The on screen menus are easy to follow and the pop-up flash, while somewhat annoying, hasn't been a problem for me. I do what another reviewer suggested and hold my finger over it when I turn on the camera. It appears to be more fragile than my Fuji Finepix J10 and I find myself being extra careful and gentle with it. But it may just seem so since it cost so much more. I find myself wanting to go on vacation or to the zoo so I can take some really cool photos to compare with my other two cameras (the Fuji and a Panasonic DMC-FZ30). All in all, I am very pleased.For those of you wanting a hard shell case to protect this camera, I finally found the right fit in the Case Logic SLDC-202 Compact Camera Case. It will fit your camera perfectly with a hard shell on both front and back, and there is a front pocket for a spare battery and memory card.

I read a lot before buying this, the main problem with it is it's shutter lag and the complexity to make your own settings, the picture quaility is just okay. If you are to buy a compact camera don't think twice, spend a couple of more bucks and get the LX-5, that one is amazing.

ORDERED THIS CAMERA BASED ON POSITIVE REVIEWS THE FIRST ONE WAS REALLY BAD IT WAS UNABLE TO MAINTAIN A CLEAR FOCUS HOPED IT WAS A FLUKE (or lemon) RETURNED IT AND REORDERED THE SECOND ONE IS MARGINALLY BETTER BUT FOCUS IS NOT REALLY CLEAR AND IS INCONSISTENT IN QUALITY SOME FAIR PICS MANY POOR PICS AM RETURNING IT ALSO NEVER HAD PROBLEMS WITH CANNONS BEFORE WHATS UP ????

This camera is NOT like Canon wants you to believe. It touts the review about the guy that's a professional photographer and can use this camera in place of his SLR or video camera. Do not fall because of these kinds of reviews, this camera dose not come close to ANY modern SLR or HD video camera. Compared to my other Canon cameras (G9 and VIXIA HV30) this camera has a very cheep lens and 14 mega pixels dose not help a crappy lens. You get what you pay for, not what these 5 star reviews say, so beware.

Purchased this camera right before Christmas. I'm still learning to use all the features. So far, I have been pleased with the pictures. I tried the video indoors and the quality was good; however, there appears to be some focus blurr during shooting. Still haven't used the camera outdoors yet.

I'm a professional photographer who is bitten by the point-and-shoot bug. I purchase a new point-and-shoot about once every year and a half. Not because I "need" one but because I'm on a quest to find the best one for the money. I am interested in long zooms with strong image quality, especially in the higher ISO's. Also, good focusing in low light is very important, as I like to photograph candids with no flash indoors. This camera has it all in these categories. The image quality is excellent and the zoom range is wide and long. It's the widest I've had in this price range and at 14x is long enough to get some excellent telephoto shots. Also, it's small enough to fit in the pocket, which was very important to me. I also love the matrix meter in this camera. It is not as affected by back lighting situations as my other point and shoots.

I purchased this camera for my mother who is by no means technically savvy. She has had the camera about a month and has taken it on one trip already. The camera is very easy for her to operate and the screen is improved from other Canons. The use of this camera in low light is one of many reasons I chose it. The main downside of the camera is a design flaw: where one would traditionally hold a camera there is a pop up flash which is held down by your left index finger. Avoiding this causes you to hold the camera a bit awkward.

I've been a Canon user for several years, but this little guy pack quite a punch. As always with Canon, the image quality is some of the best, theres some noise at full zoom (mostly into digital zoom) but not nearly as much as some competition. I recently took this camera on vacation to the west coast, we went to some old missions in California, and the low light setting is amazing. Clear and crisp. The in camera editing/art features are fantastic and are fun to play with. The menu was a little different than the ones I've used before, but if you've ever used a Canon you'll get the hang of it. My only complaint is it takes a second to wake up, for example the flash has to charge. I'm not a heavy flash user so it's not a big deal. Battery life is fine, but like I said I don't use the flash very often. Video quality is decent, could be better but that's not what I purchased this camera for. Overall, one of the best.

My teenager loved this camera. it is easy to use, produces great photos, and very fashionable. The color is even better and brighter in person. Great value for the money.

I'll leave the technical reviews to others. I bought the SX210 primarily for the 14x zoom and it has let me get some fantastic photos. I was even at one event where a guy with a digital SLR who had been sitting behind me came up to me at the end and asked me about the SX210 because he had seen (over my shoulder) the shots I was getting with the zoom and was impressed.I did have one surprise though. Apparently the LCD display is polarized. I found this out the first time I tried to take a vertically oriented picture while wearing sunglasses and all of a sudden the LCD went totally black on me. It took me a few seconds to realize that the LCD was still on - I just couldn't see it due to the combined effects of the polarization of my sunglasses and the polarization of the LCD display when holding the camera vertically.

The SX210IS is an impressive camera. I got it because of the 14 to 1 optical zoom. Like any sophisticated camera, it takes time to learn how to take excellent pictures with it. Easy mode works for a lot of situations, put anyone wanting consistently good results will have to learn to use the program mode. I found that taking outdoor shots in easy mode leads to pictures looking flat. Also, you'll have to do some experimentation if you want to properly handle situations where there is light coming from behind the subject. I am not used to the auto focus process where I have to push the button half way to get the auto focus to work. Auto focus can be turned off, but then I have to worry that when I ask someone to take a photograph of me, the picture may not be in focus. I love the video on the camera, but again, the auto focus can be a problem.

I ordered two cameras, this one and the Panasonic ZS7 Lumix, because of the mixed reviews for this camera,. I am returning the Panasonic. For the reviewer who has the obsession with the lens and the shadow, the Lumix has the same lens, in fact I did not find a point and shoot with a good range that did not have a lens that expanded when the camera was turned on.I have used the camera for 4 days now. Very heavily this weekend at a parade, took over 200 photos and have not yet charged the battery.I took photo while walking and they came out great. The image stabilizer performed much better than the Lumix.PROS: Color, great photos indoors and out. Zoom for a point and shoot is amazing. Got lots of comments on the gold color.Cons: Location of the flash, makes the camera hard to hold.Overall very happy I have a camera, with zoom I can put in my purse or pocket. I suggest you go to Flickr and type sx210 in the search field. You will see amazing photos taken with this camera.

I purchased Both a SX210 and a ZS7 because Amazon reviews indicated that they were both excellant cameras and I could not decide which one to buy so I now have 2 great (small) cameras. After taking neumerus pictures and video I determined that the 2 cameras were both high quality with great video. I especially liked the date stamp feature in the SX210 and I liked the instant creation of High definition (AVCHD) DVDs using the included Panasonic ZS7 software program. Otherwise the 2 cameras were equivelant and I am very happy with both.

This is my first Canon, I have previously owned a Samsung, Sony, and Kodak and I am very impressed with this camera. I was simply looking for a camera with great picture quality and I found it. Video quality is great too. I stay on the auto setting most of the time and it does a good time adjusting everything. Not much to say really except I'm not disappointed and would highly recommend this camera. O yeah, my friends even commented on the quality of my pictures when I uploaded them to facebook!

I've used digital camera before so I knew pretty much what to expect. However, I found the handbook/guide very basic. For a fast start, more detailed "Helps" would have made by new camera more enjoyable.

I recently purchased this camera as a replacement for another Canon camera I had that was stolen. I returned it after using it for 1 night at an outdoor concert. Most of the pictures turned out fine, but so many were blurry and had to be retaken with super steady hands. The zoom is amazing, but zooming that far doesn't make a difference is the pic is blurry. Also, the pop up flash bothered me. I am sure this camera would be fine for someone with more time to dedicate to learning it, but I have used easier and more reliable point and shoots. Recently I bought the Canon waterproof camera and that took easy and all good pictures plus it is waterproof...

This is a great camera for someone who wants great pictures with ease of shooting and all the extras - especially the video option and the smart shooting option so you don't have to guess. Also, the indoor setting gives you great pictures! After buying and using this camera I bought one for my friend and she loves it too.

I wanted to upgrade my camera to one with a good zoom ability. This camera is great. I love the ease of use. I love the size and weight. And I even love the purple color. I think it is a great camera for the money. Would buy it again.

Just got the camera, and so far so good. nice quality photos and innovative features. But it reacts a little slower than I hoped for - my 7 year old Sony is about the same speed - albeit 1/3 the mega pixels. But I'm a little disapointed that a camera touting HDMI output requires me to get cable separately (they include an analog style red/white/yellow cable like what you used with a VCR) So I will have to wait for the accessory cable to arrive to see how my photos and videos look on the 50" plasma. I skipped the canon brand $40 HDMI and ordered a $4 no name brand. Keep in mind this is mini hdmi to hdmi. I jut feel that for the price $329 they could include the cable that takes advantage of HD video and HDMI output offered on this model.BTW my charger is a nice compact unit with a built in plug - nice to avoid yet another charger cable.

I was so impressed with this camera that I bought a second one for my wife!There is no need to repeat other people's comments, so I will raise several new points. First, the true test of any camera is how well it photographs oil paintings. This camera is suburb. My wife is an artist and photographing her paintings is always a challenge. I followed a tip on the internet and chose Scene -- autumn leaves. This pumps up the color slightly and makes the photos close to the original. We compared the photos with the original paintings and they were mighty accurate in color reproduction. The photos are much better than what my wife obtained using professional photographers in the past.Second, the camera does well with photos partly in the shade and partly in the sun. I would say that results are very near that obtained with film SLR cameras. Most digital camera freak out under such circumstances.Third, the camera performs extremely well under low level light conditions.For the size,features and performance, this camera can't be beat.I bought spare genuine Canon batteries and I get about 230 photos per charge, which is more than adequate.

It's a good camera... Canon give the confidence of a images with good quality.The battery is a warranty of more duration than the previous modelsThe only con is the difficulty to get a best poor-light photo.

I Recently went on a hiking trip and took photos of some mountain sides on the night setting with a nice moon - photos turned out suprisingly well and I love the 14 megapixel resolution!. I definitely recommend this camera! I previously had an older Canon Digital pwoershot with a much lower resolution and it worked great for a while, but I was in search of a larger higher resolution photos.