Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX510 HS

Got camera as gift for wife for Christmas, before wrapping it up checked it out, so she wouldn't get a defective gift. Camera works great, does everything as advertised, couldn't be happier. Then I started looking for the FREE memory card that was supposed to be included when I purchased this camera from Amazon. It wasn't there, checked invoice, no memory card listed. Just went back to my order on the website to check and see if I read it wrong. Nope, this is what it says just below the description of camera "Free SanDisk 16 GB Memory Card and Case, Free SanDisk 16 GB memory card and case when you buy this camera from Amazon.com.Shop now". Nowhere does it say to click here to add Memory card to order, so this time I clicked on the card which took me to another page where I had to select the camera and still the memory card is $12. I'm sorry $12 is not free, unless something is done at checkout. Just disappointed in the deceptive way this is advertised to include a free Memory card by Amazon website.

I am a novice photographer. If you can even call me that, but I am having a wonderful time with my Canon PowerShot SX510 HS 12.1 MP CMOS Digital Camera. I can take a picture of my flowers and see a water droplet nesting in the deepest recesses of them. My Moonstone Rose is beautiful. I wish I could attach a picture to prove what I am saying.The reviews mentioned some distortion when using the 30x Optical Zoom. For the novice....I can't see it.This Camera is great for me

We have just acquired the SX50 after losing our older SX20 to the TSA at Logan Airport. I haven't had a chance to put it through any paces but expecting it to be similar to the older camera. It is quite bit more compact. 50X will be amazing, 20X at the time was amazing. Didn't come with USB cable or SD card, which might have added $10 for Canon. And missed the warning (if there was one) that you were going to need to order those items separately. A 4GB card will hold/take 1000 pictures. Just ordered two 16GB high speed cards to see if the picture taking speeds up. Some concerns about low light shooting, but don't do much of that. I liked the (4) AA batteries the old one used for convenience, after discovering the Sanyo eneloops. But our experience with LI in other devices has been excellent so not too worried. The price is maybe $150 less than the earlier version and reviews have it performing better than the SX40 in most regards.

I was so excited to buy this camera since I've always been a fan of Canon products. I am not a professional photographer but do use a camera weekly for various projects around the house and also on vacations. Everything worked fine until one day, two months into my ownership, the camera would no longer download pictures to my computer. I contacted Canon and they had me send it to them for repair. Yesterday I received an email informing me that they cannot repair my camera and would be replacing it with either a new or refurbished camera. In early December, I paid over $200 for my camera and I certainly expect a new camera from Canon. I'll update this review when the situation with Canon is resolved. Until then, my rating stays as is.

After a couple of months of searching and researching I settled on the SX50, apart from the 50x digital zoom, the competitive price played a major role in making this decision.I happen to be traveling through an international airport and I saw it in the duty free at 805$ (!!!), Best Buy price is 429$ so you can see how this had a major influence on my decision.to start with the most negative part which made me give it 4 instead of 5 stars: I have to pop the flash manually, I was surprised that a camera of this caliber has a manual flash not automatic since I can control it through the camera software.Although I read several reviews on Amazon before I purchased it non of them mentioned that.Other than that I would have given it 5 stars, the camera snaps great shots, and I used it while attending the Indianapolis MotoGP race a couple of weeks ago in sport mode where it snaps several shots then you can pick the most beautiful ones.If you are like me; fed up with point & shoot tiny cameras and its time for changing your 2-3 years old one with something more professional and not willing to pay more than 500$ (that was my budget), not willing to go into changing lenses to shoot a few shots now and then, and you can live with the fact that you have to pop the flash manually when needed (the camera will ask you do so if needed) this is the camera of choice.I hope this helps.

My main camera is a Nikon D7000 which I love but is for some reason getting heavier as I get older! I wanted a camera that was light weight, flexible and produced good pictures. I read a number of positive reports about it on my photography forum and decided to give it a try. Wow! I love it! It goes with me everywhere for 90% of my picture taking. It is light, easy to use and has terrific zoom capabilities at 50X. I still use my favorite D7000 but mostly at home or where I don't have to have it hanging around my neck for hours on end. I highly recommend it!

I needed a small camera able to zoom long distances that could also take shots in low light. The higher quality CMOS sensor made a difference in my buying decision, and makes a HUGE difference in picture quality. The camera it was replacing has a better lens, but really cheap sensor, and even in full daylight couldn't get a clear picture if there was any movement in the frame. This camera takes clear pictures even when I am all the way through the optical and into the digital zoom ranges.

I searched around for the right camera and I found what i was looking for. At first I wanted one I could put in my pocket or small purse. This IS NOT that kind of camera. This is truly a mini version of a DSLR. However it was pretty darn compact but I still had to put it in a camera case and carry it around my shoulder. The pictures it took were fabulous and I LOVE the fact I could put my pictures right onto my Ipad without Wifi. I haven't set it up for my computer yet...but the help desk was so nice and walked me through the Ipad set up so I didn't even have to worry about figuring out the directions.

We got this camera to replace a Canon Rebel SLR... I don't remember the exact model number. This one is definitely nice and we love the video function. We use it for some short 20 - 90 second videos. The pictures that we have taken are very clear and I would say they compare to our old SLR, but I'm not exactly a professional photographer. I do have a couple of complaints though. It seems like it takes a while to focus before it takes the picture. There have been a few times in low light where I tried to get a picture of one of the grand kids and by the time it finally clicked, they had moved. The only other complaint is the battery doesn't seem to last as long as out old camera. Maybe the different technology on this one just uses more battery than the old camera, I'm not sure. I'll just make sure we carry a spare battery when we take it, not a huge deal. The zoom on this thing is amazing!

I was so happy when my camera arrived in 5 days. But soon I discovered that it did not come with an SD Card. I take photos but cannot view them. Had I known, I would have ordered a card at the same time. I am hoping that this will be the only disappointment. So off I go to read the manual. Ill do an update as soon as I am able to.I am very pleased with photos that I took on the weekend. Only problem I had was zooming in on an object from a few feet away. It would become very blurred. Before anyone says anything, I do not have much experience with cameras. However, I am looking forward to learning and using this camera. :)

I did a research for about three weeks, I read tons of reviews from experts to consumers. I also went to my local B.Buy to hold and try different cameras, and I just fell in love with the cannon SX50. I'm not a professional photographer, but with this camera I feel like one. The pictures come out great, I'm very impress with the quality of the pictures, there is no need for the built in flash since the camera performs great in low light conditions. I also bought the Replacement NB-10L Battery for Canon PowerShot G15 G16 G1 X SX40 SX50 HS that way I have a back up battery. But the most important feauture of this camera is the 50x zoom, I have taken awsome pictures and videos of the Moon, and the planet Jupiter (and even 3 of Jupiter's moons). I also bought Case Logic DCB-304 Compact System/Hybrid Camera Case and Transcend 16GB Class 10 SDHC Flash Memory Card. You may want to check out this video review from youtube ( [...] ).

I bought this camera over other options for the particular feature of having the wifi connection and Image Gateway App, I live outside the US but there was no mention on the literature that the App was restricted.I spent the better part of a month in contact with Canon about the issue when they finally told us to contact Canon Latinamerica but they weren't at all helpful.By the time I got done with Canon the dead line to return the camera was almost on me and left me no time to return it.Canon took forever to give me a workable answer and now i feel like they just took the money and ran.

I am very satisfied with this camera for the purpose and within the restraints with which I purchased it. I wanted the 1200mm focal length. It is a very long focal length camera that performs wonderfully in bright daylight. As the light wanes, so should the expectations for this camera. Of course, it should not be expected to perform as a camera that is f2.8 across the entire focal range of the lens. This camera is a very reasonably priced camera for its focal length capabilities. I have really enjoyed my experiences and results with it so far, and I expect to continue to be happy with it. I also have a Nikon D300 and lenses as well as a Canon G11. The Canon SX50 HS has applications and capabilities that neither of my other two cameras can touch. It is a good value with very satisfactory results when used primarily within its design purposes.

I waited a long time to purchase a new camera. I bought this one several months ago before a trip to The Grand Teton Mountains followed by several days in Yellowstone. It wasn't until I printed some of my 2,000+ pictures that i realized something was very wrong. I emailed the online support and found that my camera was set on an aspect ratio of 1:1 instead of 3:4. This is certainly something I had never heard of before. My pictures are all square, so I have to chose to have them printed either horizontally or vertically. I lose either way. This has been very upsetting to me, especially with these once in a lifetime pictures. I just got off of the phone with a Canon representative. He accepts absolutely no blame for this from the factory. He told me that someone must have taken the camera out at some point and played with it. I asked him if he meant someone at Amazon did this, and of course he said he had no idea. He even told me that I could special order prints which even made me more angry since I can't even imagine that cost. I have always bought Canon products, but this is really leaving a sour taste for the company.

this camera is convenience to shoot general events like playing kids or birds or festival etc..Photo quility is good enough for general use. With this camera you can get more photo opportunity than DSLR.Very good zoom with effective IS. I like the sport mode for playing kids. I am taking this camera everywhere for general purpose use, taking my kids, bird, insects, plane, moon etc.. Video quality is good as well.Better than buying a cheap zoom lens only.My personal opinion, you can get good quality photo if you use properly. For pro photographer this one is really nice to play for personal use. For general people it is lot of fun using this camera. For someone who want to learn photography don't buy this, buy basic DSLR.ISO and noise handling is good and I got some nice bird photo but I would like to point out some facts. It need a lot of lights for zoom. If subject is in the shade you could get noisy and blur image. If subject is 45 degree or so against the bright light you could get most part blow out image with chromatic aberration, hight light cliping. Anyway you have chances to get nice bird photo with this lens. Practice using tripod and play around with IS disable. Sometime focus doesn't work properly, using auto mode and zooming a subjects in full size filling the frame, focus doesn't work and keep hunting in enough bright light and distance. You can take macro close up without using zoom. If you use zoom it could not focus in certain distance.F stop is very limited f4.5 ~ f8. You can't go further than f8.Built quality is normal. Battery life is short. Viewfinder is useless.Overall, this is good camera for the price.

This is the third Canon I have purchased and all three still work. The first is a film camera that I almost never use anymore digital is just too convenient. The second is an old Power Shot S500 that started taking bad photos after six years, it turned out to be a recall problem, I sent it and they fixed and returned it all for free. I purchased this one because the Power Shot S500 is just a bit outdated now. I have found it easy to use, the photos come out great and the size and weight is good. It took a bit of time to set the camera to computer set up but running the camera is easy. The photo quality is very good but I do think that real film captures depth better digital is always a little flat. I was a little concerned about the size not fitting in my purse but it is lightweight and not that bulky.

Pro:Light weightZooms to 50xEasy to useComes with recharger & batteryComes with a lens coverTakes great picturesSize is okayEverything was neatly packedCon:No USB cordCamera material feels a little cheapHave to manually lift the flashTo zoom really far away must have a steady hand or else pic becomes blurry.It might take a few second for the camera to process the shot. Depends on what you are taking a pic of.Overall, I am content with the camera.

I was looking for an inexpensive quality zoom camera to take on a trip to Europe in addition to my iPhone. This more than Canon fit the bill. It was small enough to easily stash in a bag avoiding the tourist look with the camera strapped around the neck. It has built in wifi so when I got to the hotel at night I could easily back up pictures just incase. Lastly the picture quality, quick focusing, shutter responsiveness (not much recording lag between pictures) and overall ease of use make this Canon an excellent valueThe only reason I gave this 4 out if 5 stars was that the lens size is smaller than 52mm so it needs an adapter (not included). I wasn't aware if this and ended up having to leave for my trip without a uv filter which I always like to add for lens protection. Also I found the picture review button in a place that I kept hitting while trying to shoot pictures, but that was probably just more me being used to other cameras.

Takes very nice shots outside. Birds look out! Fully zoomed shots sometimes show a wee bit of chromatic aberration (green or purple outline) which may detract from a sharp look, but it's pretty well controlled and you have to consider the price of this camera. It's not too shabby. It's all in all better than I was expecting. Pleasing outside photos. Giving this as a gift to a young bird watcher/world explorer who should love it.

Takes great vibrant pictures. Lots of functions (manual, program, scenes and auto among many others) and still easy enough to use for beginners. Used it a lot and tested it under many different conditions during the holidays (low light, flash, sunny, cloudy, beach, sports). Really good zoom. Lightweight. Good battery life. When using flash, camera may be a little slow to shoot sometimes (around 2.5 seconds). Really good video quality. I was initially drawn to this model because of the wifi. Even though uploading through wifi is simple enough, there is no "select all" function, so you're forced to select the photos one-by-one in order to upload (big PITA when uploading 100+ photos). Notice this model doesn't have a viewfinder (I don't mind, but maybe you would).

I have a 5d mark 2 and a Rebel xsi. I got the sx510 HS thinking it would be a good walking around camera. After the first day of having fun and enjoying the ease of use and small size, I loaded the images onto my computer. I was shocked that almost all the images were either blurred or were very grainy. I expect more from a $200 camera. I shot everything on automatic mode and the iso ranged from 80-1600.

Bought this for a safari because I wanted a better zoom but not a dslr to lug around. Wow! Best pictures from a point-shoot I have ever taken. Very powerful zoom lens and a great focus system. Fast - good color. Really - this was a great purchase. Battery life is good - but you can buy spare batteries for just a couple bucks.

It has been confirmed that the rubber section of the viewfinder on a limited number of units of the PowerShot SX50 HS compact digital camera may change color (turn white) after a short period of time.The rubber section of the viewfinder on a limited number of PowerShot SX50 HS digital compact cameras produced between 1 September and 15 November 2013 may turn white after a short period of time. After investigation and analysis with the rubber manufacturer, we have determined that zinc bis (N,N’-dimethyldithiocarbamate) is the substance that causes the rubber surfaces to turn white (see surfaces in image below).The amount of this substance that has been detected on any individual unit is minimal but in rare cases, depending on individual sensitivity, contact with this substance may cause an allergic skin reaction.[...]

This is going to be a quick review of the SX50 HS camera. I also have the Panasonic FZ200 camera and they compare very favorably in many areas. I like the image quality of the SX50 camera and the noise is a little better than the FZ200 camera. I like the big zoom, and it is fairly easy to take very detailed crisp shots at full 50X zoom hand held in daylight conditions.It does have a couple of quirks. One is at any shot over 1 second, the camera automatically shoots at ISO 80, and a lot of people don't like that. Another quirk is in Aperture Priority (probably Program as well) the exposure time will not go over 1 second shutter speed no matter how dark the environment is. If the light and shutter speed are not adequate the camera will take a dark shot. That makes the camera somewhat hard to use in low light dim shots in Aperture Priority. I would use Auto in those low light conditions. In Auto it will just set the ISO higher to get the shot, but with that comes more noise. In many cases I think it is a good thing to have the ISO real low to keep out the noise in low light shots, but many want the option to use a higher ISO with a longer exposure time.Overall I really like the camera and plan on keeping it. The lens is a little bit slow, but it seems to do fairly well in low light as long as nothing is moving, which is the same as any other bridge camera. It has a lot of features and takes great pictures! The price is great too. Not only does it zoom to 50X, but does so with very crisp sharp photos at that amount of zoom. The stability system works very well too, allowing hand held shots at max 50X zoom with great results.I have the Panasonic FZ150 and FZ200 cameras in addition to the SX50. I also have a Nikon D7000 with the Nikon 18-300mm lens, as well as a Sony Nex F3. I am doing testing with all of these cameras and the results can be seen on page 2 of the comments.