Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX260 HS

I purchased this camera to replace another Canon camera that I had been using in my Home Inspection Business for the last 5 years. I have been very impressed with this camera from the first Inspection I took it on. The camera is very easy to use, takes highquality shots almost every time (the camera is only as good as its operator). I have found the camera easy to use, easy to swap batteries in, (I would recommend a spare),and overall a very well put together piece of equipment.

I am not a pro photographer and I bought this camera so I could travel lighter than lugging around my DSLR. The zoom is really impressive -- I can easily see farther than the naked eye and make out details that I would normally be unable to.The camera focuses quickly which is important in a point and shoot. It is a little heavy, but the heft helps keep the camera steady like a DSLR and it makes it just feel more solid.The only gripe would be the battery life, but that is a trade-off with the screen size like most high powered smart phones. Not that it would run out of battery if you were to charge it regularly, but 3-4 days of shooting as you would with other point and shoot cameras of old is very unlikely if not impossible (depending on screen brightness and time-of-review settings).

I was so excited to get this camera after reading all of the glowing reviews but sorely disappointed after trying it out. I know how to use a camera so I tried everything to fix the issue but 90% of the photos were blurred in some manner. Even with the stability on or in sport mode you still had to be perfectly still and the subjects perfectly still not to have blur. Way too much effort involved to get a halfway decent picture with this camera. Maybe I got a bad apple but so thankful I could return it and go with something else!

So far, so good. The camera is working to record images and video for business websites. If the battery life proves good, it will be an excellent addition.

Researched cameras extensive before selecting this make and model as a gift to my wife who has several non-digital slr cameras with some expensive lenses for a variety of shooting needs and conditions. This camera is always available and readily at hand and is a lot less expensive as far as the costs of ending up with a finished print. She still has her other cameras for extensive photography sessions or planned projects but this one gives her unlimited opportunities for that "perfect photo if only I had my camera with me situations".

I love this small but functional camera especially as its priced to be easy to afford. I finally have the perfect 'fill in' camera between my Canon EOS Rebel T3i and my cell phone camera. Living in Alaska there is always something worth taking a picture of and the cell camera just doesn't have the optics or range of settings while the Rebel is a bit bulky to carry everywhere I go. The PowerShot SX260 is a great way to fill this gap! I have yet to try the video but then I largely purchased the unit to handle still images...

I had purchased a Canon A560 digital camera about 18 months ago. It took beautiful photos that printed out like art work on my Canon Pixma. For vacations, photos taken around the house, portraits, action shots in the yard...it was perfect. But, it lacked one highly needed feature for our family. It could not take quality photos at a distance, particularly indoors in artificial light. We attend gymnasium events and auditorium events to watch the kids in action. All the photos taken in "zoom" would be blurry or totally out of focus or so grainy they were useless.I spoke to Canon tech support and they explained that one major reason was due to the camera having digital zoom rather than optical zoom. I had my doubts, but because these are such important photos for us to have I bought the Canon PowerShot SX260 HS. WOW! WHAT A DIFFERENCE! The guy at tech support has given us a gift that we will treasure for many years...photos...memories...fun. The optical zoom removes all the problems we had. You can still get minor blurring at the most distant zoom setting, but they are useable even at that point. Taking photos in a auditorium of a children's concert from 50 feet away proved no problem at all. Super sharp pictures!Great camera for a moderate price.

Great little camera and takes great picture. My old Fiji would take great picture one time and blurred the next. With this one nearly a perfect picture every time (of course fast moving one will sometimes come out blurred).

I LOVE the detail the photos give you of words at museum exhibits, outdoor signs, etc. The colors don't show up as brightly as an older Canon model I used to use, unfortunately. But the reason this gets 2 stars from me is because it lasted only a little over a year, claiming it needed a different battery, but no matter which battery I put in, and how well charged they were, it kept shutting itself off after I zoomed in during a video, or after I took several photos. In the end, it no longer would come on.

This camera produces very good pictures considering this kind of camera. My sister had gotten one and I was impressed at the quality of pictures and ease of use. So I replaced the Nikon CoolPix I had gotten for my wife with this one because the Nikon was a clear under performer in every respect and my most disappointing camera purchase by far. My wife loves it because it is simple, just plain functions well for a typical point-and-shoot person and there is no arguing with the output. Don't see how anyone could really be disappointed with this one.

Goes through batteries quick!! You must have a back-up battery, in my opinion. I have had this camera for about 6 months and the reviews I read about short battery life are true. It is a little slower between shots that n other Canon POS's - I was able to speed that up somewhat by purchasing a much faster SD card that the stock card that comes with it. It has a GPS function, which adds to the intense battery usage, which I don't use BTW.Overall a very nice camera in need of a few refinements.Pros; The pictures are very clear.The zoom features are awesome.Very compactEasy to use on automatic or very customizable with a myriad of settings.Cons; Heavy battery userSlow to "boot up"

I bought this as a gift for my friend who needed a camera to take pictures of her artwork. She loves this camera. It is compact, easy to use and the pictures come out beautifully. It was reasonably priced and well worth the cost.Highly recommend

Love this camera. I have a Canon 60D that is just too big to carry everywhere, but the SX260 will fit in a shirt or jacket pocket. It takes incredible pictures and is loaded with features. A great point and shoot camera.

Bought this for the wife for Christmas two years ago. She loves it. I'm happy when momma is happy!!! A great deal, great price for the features you get with this little camera. In some respects, it puts my Canon REBEL EOS SLR Digital to shame.

I like the product. Especially, the videos are excellent. But I have some concerns:1- The pictures I took when the people or things are moving are blurry. (If you know how to fix this please let me know. IS didn't work)2- Battery life didn't match with my expectations. You should buy an extra battery. One more thing for the battery is that it's not rechargeable via computer.At the end, I would recommend this if you don't have a lot of money.

Camera is very nice for such a low price. I us it all day 5 days a week doing home inspections. It works well, but is a little slow to zoom in or out after each shot.

This camera is probably a very nice camera but it has so many functions and things that it does that you have to be a bit of an expert to figure it out. I have used it numerous times and it does great at adjusting to whatever scene you are shooting but I always have a really hard time figuring out how to get it back to Auto Shoot mode if I stray from what I know. The view finder is large and the camera is very sturdy and pretty for a point and shoot.

Great p&s camera with almost full manual control. That's good and bad. Full control is good, but doing it on a little camera like this is a bit awkward. I leave it in AV mode unless I'm shooting for speed. Lens stability is good (25-500mm equiv), but even with IS I get shake at over 350mm (about 60mm in camera). Having said that, when you want to grab a l-o-n-g shot it's just a compromise you have to live with. Photo quality is still pretty good. My only quibble is it's too big for a pocket and too small for a case. Kind of an awkward size. Still worth 5 stars if you want a small, do-everything camera.

I bought the Canon 2 months ago after contemplating for several months, mainly due to expecting a price drop. Knowing what I know now I should have picked it up upon initial release. Here's why:My previous 2 point and click were Nikon Coolpix, specifically the S8100. After damaging it in January, I needed a replacement and targeted the SX260. The Canon delivers superior images to the S8100, even at less image size.Pros:'Crisp photos in numerous levels of lighting'Zoom shots rarely if ever have blurs, even with figure in motionCons:'Slight delay after taking a shot'Record feature could be more intuitive'Flash off/on feature takes time to understand'Still pricey but best in the price range regardless

We love the camera. makes great pictures and easily operated. Hopefully it will make many memories for us to cherish

....for the prize. great zoom, ok with low light, nice size. HATE the placement of the flash though. Completely counter intuitive. But I don't use flash hardly ever, and really just wanted this camera as an addition to my Nikon 1V1, to have a tiny back-up camera that I can do some experimental stuff with, hand the kids, take to the beach and don't have to worry too much about. Works for me

At first, I was impressed with the camera because of all that it had to offer: the zoom, well mostly the zoom. My husband and I have had many digital cameras since they have been out in the market and Canon has made some good ones, and some not so good. What I didn't like about the camera is how the overall sharpness and crispness of the picture was not there. In certain lighting, details get washed out. Colors are not bad, but what good is true color if the details are not there? Yes, in some pictures it was perfect, but you have to mess around with various controls to get the ideal picture. The choices of modes were redundant: easy mode? really? When there is auto and live mode? That takes away the credibility of Canon because between you and me, that seems flat out dumb!The pop up flash is in a very bad position because it may startle you at any time and you could lose your grip on the camera.With 12 MP, the overall size of the pictures were not very big and zooming in on them once in the computer, you see many artifacts.I am returning this camera and getting the Olympus SZ-15 which has an even better Megapixel count (16) and longer zoom (24).I have had Olympus cameras before and their build as well as their picture quality have been excellent. Then again, it depends on the camera you opt for.

My second Canon Digital. Very Good camera. I have used this camera for 2 years and had been very satisfied.

Love the zoom on the camera and the many features available. Only gave 4 stars because it's a little heavy for a small camera. Everyone holding the camera wants to put their hand where the flash pops up.