Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX510 HS

I love this camera! The 50x zoom is amazing. I took a photo of three baby robins in a nest from across a street in our RV park and my friends were astounded at how clear it was. The 286 page manual is a bit daunting but I will learn things as I need them. I have also found some helpful videos online.

After five years of trying to find a good point and shoot, I finally found one that is worthy of purchase. I purchased others but they just weren't worthy. Excellent daytime and low light shooting and the video is just awesome. Starts up fast, shoots quickly, and the pictures are sharp.Only con is that it is larger than most point and shoot cameras and you'll need to flip up the flash manually but you will be happy with quality pictures and a quality camera. If you are ok with the size, buy this now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(infinity!)

Bought this camera for a specific purpose. A Med Cruise and tour of Rome. I have other more expensive cameras, but this fit my need. I took over 2000 pictures and the camera never failed. I can't say as much for my picture taking. This is a great little camera that I would recommend to others.

Camera is great for still photos or even when capturing distant objects the zoom can easily snap a clear photo. The video was amazing quality especially when plugging it into the tv. had no problem carrying this around for a day of capturing video and pictures its the perfect size. would recommend to anyone looking for a camera.

I purchased this from Best Buy for two reasons, one they would price match Amazon and two the ease of returns. Now the price is even lower on Amazon in less than 10 days, so much for price matching.The Pros of the camera are this:1. The long reach of the zoom.2. The pictures are quite good for it being a bridge camera even when not using the zoom. I do use a DSLR and a NEX, so I would know.3. Auto mode functions great for my wife so she can use it.3. It supports RAW, more on this in cons.4. It does have a hot shoe a plusNow to the cons:1. Terrible menu layout. Some features aren't available in some modes.2. Low light and ISO performance well just aren't what I am used to with my NEX or my Sony SLT, but it is a bridge camera.3. The zoom tends to over shoot where I want it to stop at. This has happened a lot and it is annoying... I find myself trying to get the range correct and almost miss the shot.4. No USB cable, come on Canon this is a 300+ dollar camera and it was over 400 dollars to begin with.5 No RAW in Auto and some other modes, or I least I can seem to get it to do this.Overall I like the camera for bird shots and other long zoom shots, but I may return it an see what some of the other super zooms have to offer. The camera isn't as bad as some reviewers make it out to be, but the camera is just to much of a compromise to me to keep it. I gave the camera 3 stars, but I would give it 3 and a half stars if it was possible.

Am very pleased with the results I'm getting from this camera so far. It's very close in size, weight and balance to my previous Canon and the controls are located where I expect them. The zoom exceeded my expectations and the camera is far easier to take into the field than I thought. I can now get up close and personal with birds, wildlife and even insects like never before. This thing is just plain fun with a rich feature set that I've just begun to explore.

So I got this little camera to take quck snap shots while filming for personal use. I love this little camera, it is compact enough to toss in a bad and run but powerful enough to take beautiful shots and 1080p video is clear and clean. Audio isn't as amazing, but that is to be expected. And an added bonus, machine washable charger!! Okay, well maybe not intentionally. But I accidentally put my charger threw the wash and, after sticking it in a bag of rich for 24 hours, it works just fine!My family and I are long time canon owners and users with a t3i, t5i, S120, XF 100, and XF 305.

I am, what I call, the average photographic consumer. I need great pictures from a camera that doesn't require extensive photography knowledge. This camera is perfect! It takes high quality photographs with ease. Has a camera body that is easy to hold (I find the slimline body styles harder to hold still). It is lightweight, I can carry it around my neck or in my jacket pocket and forget it is there. The zoom is amazing. I've been considering the purchase of a camera of my own for 2 years. I am so glad I selected this one. My husband, a man much more versed photographer, is very impressed with this camera and he uses digital SLRs.If you are looking for an incredible value in a digital camera I suggest the Canon Powershot SX510 HS.

I'm not going to go over the minutiae of how this thing works, except to say it is effing brilliant. Changed up from the Kodak Max Z990 (with the same size and tech of sensor = 12M CMOS), and there is no comparison. The pictures are so much sharper, focus is easier to acquire, and shot to shot speed is just superb. Particular favourites are the 'stitch-assist' feature, the multi-shot feature, the HDR feature, and the HD movies where the zoom is totally silent.If you are in America (as I was recently) then you can get this on Amazon dotcom for just Ł245 (@$360) equivalent. That's one hell of a saving on the UK price of Ł360+ (where Canon seems to think one dollar equals one pound). Even though the misers at Canon won't give it a worldwide warranty, and Squaretrade at the moment are backing that up, it was worth it. The savings alone will let me get accessories like lens hoods, extra batteries, and still be on the up.There are various comments online about battery life being poor compared to the SX40HS. However, I actually found in real world use, that I went back to using the EVF as if it was an SLR like old times. This will save battery life, and I had no problems at all with using the camera all day, in a mix of situations, pictures, videos, zooming etc, and I only recharged it every 3-4 days as a precaution.Get one, immediately, you won't regret it!

This camera is good, pictures come out fine.The reason I only marked it as 3 stars is because it doesn't seem to have a a major benefit over a regular Canon point-and-shoot.I was looking for a little more sophistication which I don't think this camera has.Its size and weight are good but then again, the point-and-shoot are more compact and give you the same results.The big zoom is nice.You will enjoy it if you are looking for a decent point-and-shoot with a nice zoom (and looks a little more sophisticated than a point-and-shoot :) ) But if you are looking for a "fake" DSLR then this is probably not what you are looking for.Enjoy!

This camera is awesome - small but mighty. It takes wonderful pictures in auto and the zoom is amazing. The only other setting I have tried is the sports setting and it takes two photos when you press and release the shutter - a really neat feature to make sure you do not miss the action. This is so much better than your average point and shoot and much less hassle than a SLR. Great bridge camera!

I have bought the new versions of this camera as they've come out and have always bought only cannon cameras. The last two were great, but this model has been different. The zoom is the only real reason to buy, but really the last model with slightly less zoom took much better pictures. Regardless, about a month ago the flash started going off even when closed and would make a horrible "spark" sound. I have been using settings that do not ever use flash to avoid the problem. But, yesterday the camera froze and stopped working all together. Will try to contact cannon, but I'm out of the US for the next few months and based on reviews here, I'm not hopeful. Looking for a replacement now and seriously thinking itt is time to mahe the switch from cannon after many many years as a loyal customer.

I was looking for an upgrade for my little point and shoot camera that I have had for about 5 years now. I wanted something that had a little more power than just the small ones. I did look at getting an entry-level DSLR but even then when I started comparing the costs, this just made too much sense. To get even a decent zoom I would need to spend hundreds more and get a case and lug them around. This camera fits perfectly around my neck and the zoom is AMAZING. Not just the zoom, the quality when zooming is amazing. I only just started using this less than a week ago so I haven't played with all the feature so I'm sure I'll come back and edit this review. So far though I can say that if you are looking to upgrade from a small point and shoot and want some (I repeat some) of the versatility of a DSLR, without having to carry around a number of lenses, this is the perfect camera. Once I try out all the features I will be back to update this reviewUpdate: Took this to the zoo and got some amazing shots. I'll upload some when I get some time. Some of the pictures look like I'm standing next to the animals and didn't lose quality. Still amazes me.

I purchased the SX50 for an upcoming game viewing trip to southern Africa. This camera exceeded my expectations for a wide variety of outdoor conditions (sunny, cloudy, low light, etc.). The 50X zoom is amazing and enables photographers to reach out and precisely frame their subjects with minimal effort. The automatic image stabilization function enables the capture of high quality images throughout the zoom range in most lighting conditions. I found that the "Smart Auto" mode performed as well or better than any of the manual modes. The Auto mode enabled me to concentrate my attention on composing images of nerverous wildlife rather than missing key shots due to having to manually adjust settings for varying lighting conditions. EXCELLENT VALUE for photographers at all experience levels!!!

I use my cameras almost exclusively for nature shots - long shots for birds and mammals, close ups for butterflies and moths.On the plus side:(1) Canon kept the pixel count at 12 MB and did not succumb to the temptation of overstuffing 20Mb onto the small sensor, as the SONY HX300 did.(2) The Powershot SX50 uses the same batteries as the SX40, a welcome bonus.However, in terms of image quality, Canon didn't get it right.I compared my old Powershot 40SX with the new Powershot 50SX . I took photos of the same subjects with both cameras. All photos were taken during the day, sometimes using AUTO and sometimes using P(rogram) mode, during both sunny and overcast conditions. Bafflingly, the results were inconsistent. Sometimes the SX50 out-performed the SX40, but typically not.(1) The Powershot 50SX's best photos never looked sharp or matched the quality of the best photos taken with the Powershot 40SX.(2) Under low light conditions, in this case cloudy skies, all photos from the Powershot 50SX were poor - they always appeared to be soft or out of focus. There were never any sharply defined edges.A key field mark of any wildlife photograph is getting the eye of the subject in sharp focus. If the eye is not sharp, the photo fails. Even from a distance of a mere 5 inches, taken in Macro mode, the SX50 could not capture a sharp eye of a Sleepy Duskywing. The sun was out and the lens was not zoomed out at all, so image stabilization should not have been a factor.The Powershot 50SX is useless for my purposes and I'm taking it back. - Bob

I was looking for a better camera than the SX10 that I bought a few years ago and this one was the best choice for me. The price was right ($318). The thing I love about this camera is the 50X optical zoom. If you want a lot of the qualities of an SLR, but don't want to carry around several lenses, this is the one. This camera is not a perfect solution, but a very good one.

Works great out of the box as a point and shoot camera. However, in auto mode, the hue can be on the green side if there is a outside window with sunshine or a light bulb within the frame you are trying to shoot. Can't wait to see what I can do with it once I have time to study the directions.

The camera itself is excellent , very fast, the 30 x zoom is marvellous and the manual settings are easy to operateIt's not as heavy as a DSRL, the battery life is good,It's not a pocket size camera, but it is not difficult to carryThe bad issue - wireless features - you only can upload photos ( using wireless )to social networks as facebook if you register atcanon website and if you live in the USA....Something they should inform before you buy it.Yes you can upload the images to your computer with wireless connection since you have a HD screen in your computer or notebook.The wireless features are somehow difficult to set and useless if you live outside the USA or you don't have HD computer (1028x724)If you won't use wireless and dont mind about a full HD movies save money and buy a SX500HS

This had what I was looking for - light weight for walking long distances and wide range for shooting things far off. Have had it several weeks now and am pleased with it. Has some drawbacks - mainly hard to fix location on birds from a distance before they move again, but overall, I've gotten some quite decent shots. Already own 2 DSRL's but they are heavy! Would buy it again - and for the price it's fantastic.

I researched a lot of cameras!! I started off with point and shoots and most of them got not so good reviews I would love to own a DSLR but the cost is out of my price range ( after lenses and stuff) soooo....this camera fit the bill. I LOVE IT the lens is great for telephoto outdoor applications.Short focal lengths indoors (with the flash) is great. you can use it in manual mode or go full auto. I got around 200 pics on a battery charge and this was with a lot of playing with the lens focal lengths. if you use the camera in the highest quality mode you can print really good, to amazingly good pics. the screen is bright and useful most of the time if you like a eyepiece view this one is great you can adjust how much info you see when you are getting ready to shoot. the software that came with it was useless!!... but I didn't try too hard to get it to work, I just used windows pics. I haven't used the movie part (other than to try it out) it seemed fine. If your looking for a transitional camera (between point and shoot and a pro setup) this is a great way to go.

I love this camera, it takes great pictures and it is easy to use, but it didn't come with a cord that connects the camera to your computer to download the pictures. The manuel talks about the cord and tells you how to download.

I was a little disappointed in this camera. Hard to understand the settings but of course I am almost 70. But I consider myself pretty tech savvy. You have to hold the camera really, really still on the zoom to get a non-blurry picture. Of course my hands are not as steady as years ago and I have not had this powerful of a zoom before. I am a concert promoter so when I take pictures of a group on stage I would like to be able to set the camera so it will take clear pictures in bright stage lights. Hard to focus with this camera unless I figure out a perfect setting. I would spend more next time for a better camera if I knew what I know now. Still use it and it is workable but not the quality I wanted.

I normally shoot stills with my Sony A57, but it is too limited for long zooming, and not very smooth in video mode since it is manual zoom. The SX50 fills this void very well, plus it even has better stabilization in video mode than my a57 at longer ranges, not to mention 50x magnification. Plus with the SX50 I also get the option of 12mp stills which are not bad either, try that with any camcorder for the same price.

I have owned a Canon SX40 HS for some time and have always enjoyed excellent results. The SX50 produces just as great results with the added telephoto capability of the 1200mm. I also own several Canon EOS cameras with lenses of all focal lengths. The SX 50 allows me to be lazy and not carry a heavy camera bag with the EOS of choice and all the lenses necessary to match the capabilities of the SX50. Oh, for the simple life!!