Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX260 HS

Doesn't take very good pictures of activities/movement in low light, they seem yellow with flash and the flash doesn't always come on automatically making for dark photos. Daytime photos however are great...

Bought this for my daughter's birthday. The camera was well rated but even though I shopped pricing I found it for much less a couple days later.

My wife and I were very satisfied with the sturdy structure of the camera. Its appearance was pretty and the pictures came out beautifully. We received it right before the wedding of our family member. All were expected in the box when it came. Thanks.

I got this for my 14 year old daughter for Christmas because she was really showing an interest in photography and had been using my SLR a lot. I wanted to get her a nice digital camera that would be more portable than an SLR (telling her she can borrow mine, still). Well, she has barely put it down since Christmas! She has found so many features on it that she likes & she is taking some amazing pictures. She prefers pictures of nature & she gets some amazing close-ups and some really great zoomed in shots as well. I'm not going to try to give specifics about the camera details, but I have borrowed it to take video clips (as my SLR doesn't do a great job of that) and the videos have been great! I bought this based on reviews I read here on Amazon as well as elsewhere online. It was a great price & I would highly recommend this camera for anybody (not just a teenager).

Loved the Canon S90 for 2 years. Then that POS stopped focusing correctly. Lost out on an entire vacation's worth of quick, convenient photos. And Canon wouldn't fix it. Luckily, had my DSLR backup, which was a pain to lug around. But I digress... Replaced the S90 with the SX260 because I absolutely loved the spectacular shots the S90 produced, especially in low-light conditions. The SX260 has many of those same features, with great zoom and GPS. There are lots of great reviews with pluses and minuses. Here's my bottom line - this thing is compact, 20x zoom, every mode possible, a simple/auto mode, and is as easy or hard as you want it to be! I hope it doesn't go down the same road as the S90, S95, and S100. You can read many great reviews on the entire S-line, but as the cameras age, they start either failing internally, stop focusing accurately, or get the dreaded lens error. Check it out. So instead of jumping the Canon ship, I'm trying the SX260. And so far, it's meeting all my needs for a pocketable, capable, extended zoom camera. Pictures are still not as crisp as the S90 initially took, but the extra features and much lower price make up for it.

Great Camera. - Bought as a Christmas present for my parents.I have owned a number of point and shoot cameras over the years, and will only buy canon powershots, I've owned 5 small digital cameras over the last 12 years, and will now only buy powershots. - (I do own nikon DSLR though)Very nice camera. - easy to use (as they upgraded from an earlier powershot)My only criticism; the flash pops out of the top of the camera when needed. - pain in the rear - it's exactly where you hold the camera. they should have stuck with leaving it on the front, rather than adding un-needed complexity.Great zoom - 20X optical.

I think canons make great cameras. I had to buy a new one because the zoom on my last one broke. This zoom is even higher and the pictures were even better.

Like this camera a lot. Takes great pictures - color quality is excellent. I have used this camera for about two months now.The only disappointment is the flash location. Until I trained myself how to hold it to compensate, my finger would be in the way of the pop up flash. This sometimes caused the flash to not pop up properly requiring a shut down and restart. I now either turn the flash feature off, or try to remember to move my finger back from the top.Others have complained of short battery life and I found this to be true. However, once I turned the GPS off and the GPS tracking off the battery lasts much longer.I also have a Nikon D90 for serious photography, but wouldn't hesitate to use the Canon as well. I bought it for traveling where I would mostly be taking snapshots.I would recommend this camera if the two issues above can be tolerated. I'm glad I bought it.

I bought this camera for my wife to upgrade her from an older PowerShot. She has used it with almost an odd fervor since unwrapping it. Sandisk cannot make enough Class 10 SD cards to keep up with her voracious appetite for clicking. It takes great pictures for a camera in its price range. She especially loves the rapid fire feature and the HD video recording feature. This camera has been a real asset on our vacations and for chronically the first year of our youngest child's life. Highly recommended. Just be sure you buy a Class 10 card for it to unlock its full potential.

I have owned 2 other Canon cameras and based on their qualities I ordered this one. In most ways it is an improvement over my others. Would have rated it 5 stars but for the placement of the flash. I am still not used to holding the camera in a way that does not impede the pop-up flash. It is in exactly the spot one would naturally hold the camera for taking a photo. I have messed up several photos when I inadvertently held the flash down. Otherwise this is an excellent camera.

I love this camera for taking shots of things that are in the outdoors and even at night. My one major gripe with this camera through is that when the subject is moving the picture turns blurry no matter what setting I have tried. I'm a big music lover so the main reason I got this camera was to shoot video and pictures at the concerts I am seeing and half my photos end up being useless because the body and face are all blurred. Another issue is that when you press record there is a 3 second delay between when you press the button and when it starts which doesn't seem like a big deal in till your trying to catch something as it is happening and the beginning is cut off because of the delay. Long story short if you want a camera for situations where the subject is moving around a lot this wont be the cannon camera for you.

The zoom is amazing for a small, fit-in-your pocket/purse camera. It is sturdy with a metal body, not flimsy plastic. Photos are beautiful.Negatives: The placement of the pop-up flash. My finger is always blocking it from coming up. And even though the screen is very clear, I still miss not have a view finder.

It's hard to believe the the pictures this little camera can take. It has the ability to zoom in incredibly far without compromising image quality, and the 'Auto' settings are very easy to use. Image stabilization is near-perfect. I take all my pictures hand-held, and I never miss a shot. I've taken ~300 photos in the week that I've had it, and not a single one had to be deleted or re-done. Images can get a little grainy in low-light without a flash (on 'Auto'), but the night time scene works really well.If you're looking for a hand-held point and shoot that takes amazing pictures, look no further.

Take this camera everywhere for excellent quality pictures! The camera is light weight, easy to use and took excellent photos in low and high light conditions.

I don't know anything about photography but I do enjoy capturing memories and this camera does that every time. It's compact and affordable while still taking beautiful photos.

I've had all levels of camera - fixed lens point-and-shoot, waterproof, DSLR, iPhone. But for a recent trip to Spain, I wanted some zoom capabilities without having to bring a big camera bag.This camera/lens was PERFECT for that. Still small enough to have in my pocket, but with this crazy zoom lens that gives you 80x zoom. In fact, I'm not usually such a zoom photographer, but I found myself doing it more and more with this on the trip, and the results were great.

Purchased this camera and received it several days before leaving for Disney. Not much time to learn the ins and outs. It performed well and I was pleased with the shots I took with the exception of the fireworks. I'm sure I will do better next time. Zoom is super. Pictures of the electric parade were awesome. With the 12 mp, cropping is excellent to bring in an even closer view. Though the time between shots is faster than my six year old Olympus, it is still not fast enough to suit me. I'm sure that will come in future generations of cameras. I like the small cameras with powerful zoom and big mp. Not into carrying a big SLR around anymore so this camera fits the bill for right now.Am pleased with the camera. I take a lot of shots of my dog, flowers, scenery and grandkids. So far it has worked out very well.

Although the camera was marked "used, Very good" It was really new. The only problem was the package a Little scratched. The camera Works fine !!!

I'll make this short since there's already many reviews:Problems: dust got under the lens in less than a month, and I'm not a heavy user. I'm sick of this problem with other camera makers, it's not just canon. A UV protective lens should be included with all such non-sealed cameras due to this very bad problem. Second: on manual mode, the dial ring, which is the only way you can adjust the F stop and exposure, triggers almost 100 percent of the time, the timer and flash, and the flash is another problem in that when it's triggered accidentally, often your finger is there so it can't fully extend, causing the camera to give a message to restart it to correct the problem, and you must restart unless you want to force the flash down, and who knows if that will cause damage.

This is a second hand or restored model. It is not new. The original box had stickers placed all over the serial and sku numbers on the box. The flap opening was covered with a generic round silver sticker to cover the tears on the box. The camera did not have a protective film on the rear screen (all new cameras come with it). Fingerprints everywhere on the camera. Missing original documents. Avoid buying anything from Phototech. I contacted Amazon and returned it immediately.

Very slow to focus, so pictures are often blurry or fuzzy. Our third camera to own, and purchased for it's size and supposed ability when you don't want to carry around a rebel. Very very big disappointment.

I've been a fan and owner of Canon cameras, including three EOS SLR's, for more than 10 years. This camera, the third Canon point-and-shoot I've owned, is very good for a shooting a variety of photos except in low-light situations. The pop-up flash is the main glaring fault with this camera. It is located right where your left forefinger rests while taking pictures. In certain shooting modes, if the light isn't adequate, the flash will pop up. BUT, numerous times it has done this when I was attempting to take a photo and my finger stopped the flash from coming all the way up. It jammed and the camera became useless. I had to turn it off, take out the battery, re-install the battery, then turn the camera on again before I could take another picture. I've missed countless shots because of this ridiculous flash problem. Also, it's a large camera and not as easy to carry in a pocket as the previous Canon P&S's I've owned. Now, the screen on the back loses power and goes dark after a few seconds. Not Canon's best in my opinion.

Just wonderful...more than expected! The setup is so easy. Even the video clips are excellent, much better than the older one.

Superb image quality in a very small package. It won't replace a DSLR but if you need a versatile travel camera and don't want to lug around a lot of camera equipment this camera is a great choice.