Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX510 HS

I was so excited for this camera. I followed the instructions in the book to go to canon.com/cig to set up a gateway account. From there it had me register the product (first option). Turns out you need to set up a gateway account before registering the product (link at the bottom of the page, as opposed to the top "register your product"). If you register your product first, you can never link it to the gateway account, rendering the camera wifi sharing options useless. I called customer service who said there was no way around it, and to change the serial numbers on my gateway account to fudge the system to make it work. I asked if this would then ruin someone else's set-up, but they said "we just want you to change one number." It made no sense, and I feel uncomfortable registering incorrect serial numbers to make a system work.So, brutal set-up required, and then shady customer service from the Canon phone support. I'm returning it and won't be buying another Canon.

I have a DSLR, but wanted a camera to take hiking or on travel where I could take a variety of shots without lugging around several lenses. After much research, I setted on the SX50. It received rave reviews in most places that I researched and were recommended over some newer, more expensive models.Experiences so far:Outdoors:Outdoors in takes very crisp, clear pictures with excellent color tone. The 50x zoom is amazing and has assisted getting some good wildlife shots.Indoors:I was worried as there are a couple of reviews here and there that complain about indoor conditions. I, however, have been very surprised and pleased with the quality. I have also heard that this could vary by camera. A coworker also bought this model and his indoor/lowlight shots were so bad that he returned it. When I showed him mine he was amazed it was even the same camera. I even recently took this camera on a trip to NY and took shots with no flash in a museum where the only light was the exhibits and the rest of the room was dark and they came out very well.All in all, I can't recommend this camera enough. In the superzoom class it is a great camera at a great value.

I bought this camera for the zoom. It takes amazing outdoor photos; birds, insects, animals and more. Even photos of the moon. This is what I bought it for and am quite pleased with the high quality images I have gotten. I have MS and deal with bad tremors which can make taking a centered image/clarity challenging. With this camera I rarely get blurry pics from unsteady hands.Pros:quick turn on/start up time (is ready to shoot pretty quickly)good time Auto focusvery good image stabilizationrechargable batteryexcellent image quality and zoomeasy to useVideo quality is goodCons:Low light photos/video with & without flash are not up to the quality I would expect from Canon..i.e. noise at anything over iso 600.Over ISO 800 is often quite grainy.Likewise with the zoom...anything over 800mm(60-75x) can be soft-edged (mild noise) and the higher you get to 100x zoom or (1200mm) the greater the noise.These are the ONLY 2 reasons I did not give this camera 5 stars. (my panasonic lumix tz8 was much worse that the Canon sx50)There has not been a single time I've regretted buying this camera. It is well worth the money. I cannot afford a DLSR and this camera is a perfect compromise.

Without a viewfinder, it is hard to take photos in the bright sun. I just got it, so I'm no expert yet, but one thing is that the battery/card compartment has an unlock button that is not really easy to open. New style, I guess. It is good that it has a lens cap rather than the iris opening because they eventually stop opening and closing, or get stuck in between. The photos I have taken are ok so far.

Great camera. Easy to use and does well with both stills and video. I have only 2 complaints. First, why did Canon not include the $5 USB cord with this camera? And 2nd, why was Canon so cheap and put a bayonet mount on the lens instead of the normal thread on for filters? All filters have threads, so why would you NOT put threads on the lens? Just plain stupid.

I have worked my way up through a variety of Canon digital cameras and find this one surpasses the others in all aspects. Most impressive is the zoom lens which brings in extremely sharp details, the light weight of the camera, and the convenient access of the controls.

decent all purpose light camera, images good to iso 800, images deterioriate beyond this, NOT the equal of a DX format camera but much lighter and smaller, very good stabilization considering long reach. slow auto focus and not very good tracking, slow aquisition between individual shots

This camera will last me for as long as I continue to take photos. Easy and fun to use. I am still on the upward side of the learning curve, but am confident this camera will not disappoint in the long run. Good battery life. Many shooting options in a small camera.

I wish this was made clear on Amazon. The camera's Wi-Fi capability is what sold me. Unfortunately it doesn't work with my device. Amazon should disclose this in their description.

I love my camera and I'm really sad the screen randomly went out. Everything else works and I take good care of the camera so I'm not sure what happened, but Amazon is sending a replacement in a few days which I am very happy about. No hassle, no fee or anything. Hopefully this one works fine

I bought this camera for a vacation. It performed easily with beautiful pictures. The zoom lens gave us clear pictures with more detail then you can see on the screen. We transferred the pictures to our computer and watched the slide show of amazing pictures. The battery lasted several days without running low so I just recharged it overnight so it was ready to go. I am so glad I chose this camera. Love it.

I've only been using this camera for 4 days, but it's already apparent that it's a wonderful camera. It has the ability to do so much. It's so different from the 3 Kodak digital cameras I had that I needed to print the manual. Canon furnishes the manual on a CD ... not handy enough for me. It was 285 pages long. I'm wandering through the manual and trying things as I progress. This camera takes excellent photos. And, the image stabilization is unbelievable to a former Kodak user. The Kodaks were good, but this camera is way beyond good. I took pictures at 50X optical and 150X (optical plus 3X digital) ... handheld and on a cloudy day. They are unbelievable, crisp colors and no camera shake. It's going to be a big learning curve for me, and I'm going to enjoy every minute.

This little bridge camera is terrific and shoots raw as well. One word for you Elements users. Raw images will not upload into my Elements 10 without a Digital Negative Converter. Perhaps that is corrected with Elements 12. The range on the zoom is wonderful.

I loved the look and feel of the camera. However, the one that I received was defective and did not perform all the functioned properly.

This camera is Awesome!!! Take excellent pictures and videos. One draw back though...when recording in 1080HD it only records for a minute and 15 seconds. You get much more when you switch it to 720HD or standard recording.

The SX50 HS produces clear photos particularly at maximum zoom, so it is a great camera for bird photography and I have many great photos to prove it!

This is a pretty cool camera. It has a bunch of great features and so far the pictures I've taken have come out really good. I like the fold out screen, it also tilts but i haven't really used the tilt too much yet. It's comfortable to hold, pretty quick at snapping pictures and easy to use.

My work is the development of large to very large steel structures that are dangerous to climb and build. As with any large construction project, many pictures are taken during the construction and inspection process to measure progress, capture and study problem areas and verify inspections for record keeping. Since climbing to significant heights is dangerous for all, it should be left to trained and skilled Iron Workers. So, how do you get closeup pictures of small construction details in difficult to reach, high elevation locations? The answer is the superzoom camera. I used to use an older, 12:1 zoom, 5mp camera and it was great, but compared to that, the SX50 HS is fantastic! Since it has a 50:1 Optical zoom combined with an additional 4:1 digital zoom and 12.1mp, it is possible to get up to 200:1 magnification. With this, I can read small hand writing on an inspection point in a structure at over 100 feet away, and any other details I want, all while staying safe on the ground or a secure platform. I recently returned from an study mission of the new, giant Gatun Locks under construction at the Panama Canal. The excavation is for the new super locks for the giant Post-Panamex freighter ships is about 200 feet deep and a mile long. With this camera, I was able to zoom in on workers and concrete work at 1/2 to 3/4 of a mile away, and record recognizble faces of workers and details of construction. The image stabilization is so good that if you hold yourself very steady, you can actually do this without a tripod, for both still images and HD videos. These are features that are not at all visible to the naked eye from that distance. I could then zoom out further and see the ships lined up miles out in the Pacific waiting for their turn to transit the canal. I studied all kinds of cameras before buying this one, and I am very glad I bought it. Zoom over to your computer and order one!

This is one of the most beautiful cameras , easy to use light to carry and very good. love it. canon did a good job with this model. I will recommend it to anyone who is a beginner in photography like myself.

I had used the Canon Powershot SX40 before deciding the extra zoom on the SX50 would be nice for birding. Some of the buttons had been moved but overall the usage was the same. A pixal rating above 12mp would have been better but the RAW pictures are awesome. I had always shot using JPEG until giving it a try with the SX50. Why did I wait so long? Detail, color and clarity is far beyond the JPEG photos. Software to work with the RAW images comes with the camera. I recommend using RAW for your best photos. Get a high capacity card and you won't have to worry about running out of storage space.The software will convert the RAW image to TIFF to use with Photoshop. The included software allows some capability to work with the photo but not as Photoshop or Photoshop Elements so this is a nice choice to have.The SX40 produced good photos and the SX50 does as well. Powerup is very fast. Color is very good and there are many options for different situations in lighting and environment to help get the best shot. I'm very happy with this camera for the class it is in. You can get better but the alternative is much more expensive.

I have two dslr but bought the SX50 as a grab and go camera and as a camera for times when I don't want to carry all of the dslr stuff. Also the great tele zoom gives a range that would be extremely costly in a dslr lens. I find the SX50 take great pictures-far better than the Nikon Coolpix 500/510 both of which I returned. My one warning is that you cannot be sloppy with your technique and need to learn to hold the camera steady even with its image stabilization. As most camera companies do today, the manual comes on a disc and can be obtained as a pdf download, however, an email to Canon customer service got a one time only hard copy! Its large-too large for a typical camera bag-but it is one that those of us that like old fashioned hard copies can use in the comfort of our easy chairs!

I checked several reviews for several cameras before deciding on the Canon PowerShot SX510 HS. The camera and reviews are a disappointment. The instructions for the camera are not written well and a bit difficult to understand. I have many devices connected to my wifi but can't get the camera to connect. Luckily I have a card reader to pull the images from the camera. The images are OK but look more like they came from an inexpensive point and shoot. I had also looked at a Fuji that had good reviews and am now regretting the decision to go with the Canon. I had a Fuji point and shoot many years ago and liked the images; should have stuck with what I know !!

Nice, light camera for travel. I love the HDR feature on this camera, but it requires a tripod to take a really clear picture. Also, it does not respond quite as fast as I am used to on my DSLR. Good battery life; no need to purchase spares.

Great camera. easy to use and download to computer for saving or printing. many extra features. reasonably priced for what your getting.