Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX260 HS

good product woks very well and it have a good quality, good materials and good price i recommend it always

When I got the camera and but the battery in the battery door would not close, it looked like someone had forced it. I returned it. I really wanted this camera for its features.

Got as a Christmas gift for someone. Did not inspect it until I saw it a couple of months later. The lens has to pieces of white lint in between the lens cover and the actual lens. These are producing light/fuzzy spots on the pictures. I sent it into canon repair. Instead of addressing the issue they said the camera had been dropped and that was the problem. I will not bore you with pictures but needless to say this minor dent in the case was well away from the lens and was not the issue. But no more than an excuse not to fix the camera. I will not buy a canon again and it is sad when companies fail to show integrity and honesty in making repair evaluations such as this. Very sad.An addendum to this review. I posted this same complaint on the Canon web site board and they refused to publish it. I will be using another brand of camera from now on. Then can't even own up to their decisions and report them. They just deny they exist. They lost me as a customer.

The camera is simple to operate ,has many welcome features, light easily carried.wil llearn when I get the book from Canon

I was excited to receive this camera.I charged the battery, powered up the camera and it had a continuous running of the power and would not turn off. Unfortunately had to return the camera because it was obviously broken from the provider.The shpping was very slow. I ordered it with sufficient time to use for an event, didn't arrive so had a another event later which I was excited to use it for and it came the day before and it was broken!!The order sat for over 5 days without any action. I had placed another order 5 days later and they arrived in the same box. Why was it held for so long before sending. This is the second time I have placed an Amazon order and had terrible delivery times. Makes me want to start looking for someplace to make my purchases. Over 10 days for delivery of an item is unacceptable.

Holy crap this is a good camera. I have a dSLR Nikon D5000 I routinely use. While the Nikon can take great pictures and has the ability to change lenses, etc. I would almost always rather take pictures with this camera or take it on trips. The image stabilization is fantastic. Really awesome pictures, really easy to point and shoot. Slight oversaturation on colors like many Canons (but that probably makes pictures more appealing anyway). We'll definitely always buy and keep a camera from this series of powershots.

This is a great compact camera with a better than average telephoto lens. It takes great pictures and is easy to use but also has a lot settings for people who want to get creative. I found that it handled low light situations very well and all on the automatic setting. I did find that there were times in a sunny area that it was difficult to see the screen and that a few times the pictures would be a little crooked. I think it is because of holding the camera too far away from my body. It is easier to keep the pictures level if you hold the camera with your elbows tucked into your body. Fortunately there are programs that will level the pictures and then crop them so that they are perfect.

I love this camera. It takes great photos. The zoom is fantastic and I can zoom in on a fly on a deers nose 300 yards away. It's easy to use, easy hookup to my computer. I just take out the SD card and slide it into my laptop, voila...photos. I, at one time, wanted a smaller camera but I have yet to find a camera will all the features and zoom this one has. I highly recommend this.

I'm actually surprised this camera has high ratings. I'm a huge Canon Fan, but my last two purchases have really disappointed me. This camera has an orange blur to almost indoor photo. It also has an incredibly slow shutter speed. If anything moves in the frame, the picture is awful. Considering I have a toddler and a puppy, imagine how many once in a lifetime moments I have missed. I love my Rebel, and also used to love my Canon powershot d10 (waterproof) until it just stopped working one year after I got it. Will be trying other brands from now on.

Very good value. Software is easy to load and use. Tiny but very powerful camera. Excellent features. clean crisp pictures

Great pics, rugged, super long range telephoto lens, and easy to use dials. I carry this with me on my motorbike while touring and it works great. My photos turn out nicely and I enjoy the quick start time of the camera.

Few things are more useful to a traveler than knowing where a photo was taken. Sure, the GPS function EATS battery...but hey, keep a second battery on hand, and you're golden. The tradeoff is well worth it.

seems like a good camera and the zoom is amazing for the size. Have yet to upload my first set of pictures.

I ordered this camera on black friday in 2012. I had to replace it within a month because it was having issues. Amazon was great about the replacing it (replaced in January), but the replacement camera also developed problems that progressively got worse. There is something wrong with the screen -- like there are lines across it -- so I can't tell if I have a good picture or not. the same problem now happens when reviewing the pictures taken. Unfortunately it can't be returned now. It's been less than a year. This is the worst camera I've had.

I am not a professional photographer. I travel and take pictures for fun.And this camera indeed gives me a lot of fun.It is easy to take. Battery life is good if you don’t use gps (2nd battery around 5 dollar on ebay ).I would say this is the best point and shoot camera I have ever use.Better than my iphone 5. The zoom is incredible. 500mm equivalent focus. You can shoot a full moon on your screen if you use all the zoom. I shoot a lot of animals with it.Full HD video is very clear. I can snap the screen from the video and post it on facebook. No one can tell the different.Several shortcomings1 when taking video there is some high frequency background noise (not from zooming) when environment is quiet.2 low light focus, Sometimes do not focus in low light. (Almost every point and shoot camera has this problem due to the sensor size)3 image quality at 20X is low due to the lens. (almost every supper zoom camera has similar problems).To summarize this is the one camera for all purpose. I use it together with my iphone.Since Iphone 5 use fixed focus lens f/2/4. It is very good for portrait. And this camera is a very good complementary camera for iphone. Because it has powerful zoom at this size.

This camera is easy to use and does better in low light situations that my old Kodak did. I like that it videotaped in HD but be prepared for the videos to take a lot of space on your memory card because of that (a 5 minute video was almost 1 GB).I don't care for the pop-up flash because it can be annoying when you are trying to focus on a picture and I have to train myself o move my left index finger in case the flash decides to pop up.

This is a Canon. For me, that means tradition. Everyone in my family has a Canon. Even my in-laws had Canons, which was ironic. So when my previous orange Canon got submerged in water and stopped working, I looked for another Canon. First off, this is not a deep red. It has some pink mixed in. Guys, it's not a masculine-looking camera. Second, the pictures come out clear...as long as they are not blurry. I thought this little problem might be fixed since the write-up bragged that it was, but apparently not. You still get A LOT of blurry pictures, which is not just the fault of the user. I can be holding completely still, the flash will not go off in a dim place, and voila, a blurry picture. I still haven't figured out the manual options for the camera. The instruction book that came with it is vague and doesn't even begin to touch the myriad of potential options this camera seems to offer. Which leaves me, the inexperienced, unprofessional user, with a normal point and click camera that does nothing extraordinary for the price. Sad for me. A professional could probably work magic on this little device that still takes good pictures as long as everything is perfect. It is compact, which is nice for sticking in a purse to capture those little moments that may come unexpectedly. Guys, go for a different color. Seriously. But do enjoy this camera because it is still a Canon, and I think a Canon is still the best point and click camera for amateurs like me.

If you hold the camera with your left hand, you won't be able to use the flash, it pops up under your finger. Not a good idea, it takes nice pictures. If you hold down the flash with your finger, you can break it. I would advise to take out some insurance.

This camera is awesome. It is compact but does some of the expensive camera tricks. For the prices, you cannot beat the features and the bulkiness of professional camera. I took it for my trip to Alaska and love the pictures taken.

Long-time fan of Cannon cameras vs Nikon, in regards to the small digital ones. Frankly, I will never buy a Digital (small) Nikon Camera ever again. Cheaply made. Terrible lens. Plastic. This Cannon has been great for the point-and shoot. Nice Zoom. Easy to use. It is a little larger than (comfortable) pocket-size for me, but well-made, nice-sized screen, nice features. Works great for this price range.

I bought this because I was looking for a camera with good zoom but that was smaller than my bulky ultra zoom. This camera fits the bill. It is small enough that even in its case I can slip it into my purse, which is average in size, not small but not huge either. I do not use it daily so battery life is not a real issue for me. I have taken hundreds of pics and a few videos and even with reviewing them I still have battery left. I carry an extra battery just in case but usually I can take all the pics I need with one battery. The zoom is great. I have found the 20x is adequate for my needs so this camera works perfectly. Picture quality is great. I do find sometimes I have to refocus though as it focuses on something other than my subject. The color is definitely more of a pink rather than red. The only real issue I have had is the flash, which I believe others have mentioned. Sometimes I find my finger over the flash when it wants to pop up. Being a small camera though there was only so many places they could put the flash I suppose. I have not used all of the features, mostly auto which works great.In summary if you are looking for a small camera with good zoom and picture quality then this may be the camera for you. I really like it.

We don't actually use many of the features but it takes great pics and basically manages everything for us. Works well in low or bright light.

The camera takes great pictures and with the zoom and vibration control you almost never miss a shot. My reservations are in the menu system (too confusing) and the GPS (too confusing and kills the battery). I've had the camera for 2 months and still can't figure out how to take continuous shots (though i;ve done it accidentally, even with the manual it makes no sense). The GPS can be difficult to turn on and off and seems to almost have a mind of its own as to when its going to record the data. I left the camera turned off for 2 weeks and the battery (which had been fully charged) was dead. Makes i8t difficult to keep the camera ready to go. I have a Nikon D3000 and wanted something small that I can carry with me. I've had more inexpensive pocket cameras from Kodak in the past and with both I've had no problems figuring out how to use everything without using the owners manual. With the SX260 I've learned to carry it with me and refer to it when doing anything other than auto. The charges is great in that its very compact., but how bout a way to charge by using a USB cable to your laptop?The camera has lots of potential if Canon tried just a little bit harder.

I took my 15MP Kodak Easyshare camera with a 3x optical zoom to a rocket launch that I attended for work. I like this camera a lot for quick and easy shots, but in this application, the zoom was not powerful enough, it took too long to focus and recycle times between shots was horrible. One of my workmates had his Canon SX260 with him and I noticed he wasn't having these problems. When I returned, I researched the Canon, liked the features and reviews and bought one.The Canon overcame all of my objections with the Kodak camera and has proven to be a fast, reliable and competent unit that I'm happy to have.Pros: powerful optical zoom, fast recycle time between shots (and can still take another photo while it's storing the last one), all the features you could possibly imagine.Cons: it's a bit on the heavy side, the image stabilization isn't all that effective at high zoom settings and the auto focus *sometimes* has trouble through the windshield at moderate to high zoom settings.Summary: for the price I don't think this camera can be beat and I would buy it again. If you need more than this camera provides you're bordering on needing a professional quality model.