Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX510 HS

Great camera. I have 2 other smaller Canon cameras so I was familiar with their OS. I'm glad I picked this item.

Great camera. I have 2 other smaller Canon cameras so I was familiar with their OS. I'm glad I picked this item.

It takes wonderful pictures at long distances. I love the zoom lens. The battery life seems to be very good too.

I really like this Camera! Great value. It does just about everything an armature photographer could ask for, and the 50X zoom is incredible. It even has a manual focus option, which is cumbersome, but it works. The optical image stabilization is remarkable as well allowing me to take crystal clear pictures, even zoomed way in. This camera takes beautiful HD movies as well. No need for a separate movie camera anymore. It can capture movies up to 29 minutes in length, but you will need a large Class 10 SD card. The biggest downside I’ve found is that it stores its movies as “MOV” files, not “MP4”. Even a 2 or 3 minute movie can be several Gigabytes in size, plus, not just anything will play back a “MOV” file, especially files with this much data in them. You will need some good software capable of compressing the movies way down before sharing and uploading to the internet. This camera's strong point is taking pictures, of course, and it does that very well.

I like this camera a lot. It's not great at anything (except its zoom range), but it's good at many, many things. Based upon the specs, I knew I was getting an extraordinary zoom range, from very wide to very long. I knew the camera was reasonably small and compact. I knew that I was getting an electronic viewfinder (but low-resolution). And I knew that I was getting the ability to capture Raw images. All good features.But I didn't expect the optical image stabilization to be as good as it is. It's truly amazing. I've had no difficulty taking sharp hand-held images while zoomed to the equivalent of 1200mm on a 35mm camera. It probably helps that I always use the electronic viewfinder for these telephoto shots, bracing the camera against my face for stability. The electronic viewfinder, by the way, is useful despite its low resolution. The viewfinder shows enough data to compose the image, and of course it doesn't wash out in bright sunlight.

This camera takes terrific "near" shots, the lens captures a clear in focus shot even when people or animals are moving. I am mostly using it for taking distant bird photos and have been delighted with the results. Getting used to the swing-out viewing screen will take a while. The viewfinder is not very good. One reason I bought it sight unseen was some online comments by "serious" photographers" who said carrying this camera was much easier that lugging around a camera with a lot of lenses.

I've had several mega-zoom fixed lens cameras through recent years. Nothing come s close to the image quality and reach of this Canon SX50. Yes, the massive zoom is the reason I bought it, and it does not dissappoint. The pics at the longest push of the zoom are flat (zero depth of field) and noisy in anything other than bold bright sunlight. But hey, that target is almost a mile away, and it's in my lap. The camera is quick, and I get those birds in flight that my previous fixed mega-zooms could only snag with luck. The colors and image quality are most excellent, requiring little if any post production editing. While the auto-scene selection is intuitive and usually correct, I'd really perfer that it let me choose the scene. Sometimes, the choice is wrong and needs to be changed, but the only way around it is to shoot in Program mode. This camera loves low-light shoots.My other fixed lens mega-zooms were useless at dawn and dusk, but this camera does an amazing job, even with moving targets in low light.

Photography is my hobby. Actually I'm at the beginner stage. I was looking for a dslr. My primary target was canon t3i or nikon d3100. But before buying I just did a market research and I found this one. It is made in Japan, so no doubt about the longevity. I was little bit worried about the photo quality, but after takings some snaps, I felt happy because I made the right choice. This camera is really good for wild life photography. It has 50x optical zoom. (215mm) Maximum ISO level 6400. Overall, It is really a great deal! I would highly recommend this.

Great Camera, great zoom, great for sports, nice size, perfect screen, fantastic camera, great option and I`m very satisfied with it.

I checked out a few different cameras and kept coming back to the SX50. The pictures are clear and crisp unlike the Olympus it is replacing. The zoom on it is awesome. I took some pictures of the half moon a couple weeks ago with no tripod, just the camera resting on the rail of my deck. Zoomed in and wow! I work with a guy that has an expensive SLR and is a great photographer that told me ha has never been able to get a picture of the moon that was as clear as the one from the SX50.

The more you use it, the more you are able to do new things. The picture is super clear! The zoom is amazing! It's definitely a great camera for someone who doesn't want to have to learn how to use a some times complicated camera...

My wife and I are very happy with the camera. The quality of the pictures are very good (even in very dark places). You can take pictures very quickly. The camera has an excellent zoom and very good flash. Yet it is not an SLR. It is a very good camera if you would like to take pictures on vacation, if you want to photograph people, animals and landscape.

I had already a Canon SX40, which was good. I bought the sx50 because of the larger telephoto and superior image stabilization. So far I had only the opportunity to shot a few photos and the sharpness and stability are within my expectations. Only one problem. There is something with the shut on/off, since sometimes its failed to on or off, but taking the battery out / in its works fine. It is the same replacement battery I used for one year in the SX40, so the problem is not here. I'll continue checking it before taking a decision about what to do. Anyway, the zoom is so good that my problem now is city atmospheric haze, which after 200 meters distorts somehow the picture sharpness. I have to take the camera to the countryside!!!!!!

The features that attracted me to the Canon PowerShot SX50 HS are perfect (50x optical telephoto, hot shoe, TTL viewfinder); however, I would prefer that the camera did auto-stitching for panoramics (my Motorola Droid cell phone - 8 MP - does!).

Excellent camera, be sure to get the 'cheat shee' item to make familiarization easier for the novice. Taking some great photos and having lots of fun doing it!

everything a-ok so far. no hot shoe cover in the box though. wish the flash popped up on its own but that's not a major deal. just got the 32gb extreme sdhc card today so we will see how videos turn out as well. Lots of features, incredible zoom. will update more after taking newborn pics and seeing how that goes.***update*** the case logic DCB-304 case works but it is a tight fit. I managed my charger, card reader, extra battery, mini flexi tripod and camera in the case but it is snug getting in and out and that is all that would fit. For my needs I would go with something a tad bigger but I will make do for now.-videos look great even when zoomed, just need to try watching them on my tv to see how they turn out.

Really like this camera. The zoom lens has great depth of field and is not the cruel joke many super zooms on the market are nowadays. With a fast enough SD Card 80mb/s+ full 1080p high def video is possible. At around 30mb/s 720p is good quality. Stereo Sound recording is a plus. Last but not least, it's great to get a point and shoot style camera that is capable of taking RAW format images. Took this camera to Alaska and got the best eagle pictures of my life with it. Canon has a winner here!

I bought this for my girlfriend who doesn't have much photography background other than her $100 point and shoot. The photos come out clear as can be, and the zoom on this camera still amazes me. A great buy!

I haven't had a good camera for quite some time. This PowerShot is a very good camera for all the variety of photo opportunities. A nice deal w great potential.

Placement of buttons may cause the user to accidentally hit one causing the camera to behave in an unexpected manner. Auto mode is pretty much useless. Auto-focus does a poor job. The camera will not focus rapidly enough to catch fast moving images.Sorry I purchased it.

I purchased the Canon PowerShot SX50 HS to use on a recent trip to Namibia. I was extremely pleased with the photos I took with my camera since I am not an experienced photographer. I did make some mistakes with taking pictures in very strong sunlight. They turned out a bit washed out but this was due to my lack of expertise. However, overall most of my pictures are way above what I expected. I was taking pictures through vehicle windows and of birds/animals at great distances. The stabilizer was excellent and I did not use a camera support at all. I would highly recommend this camera.

met all my expectations with no problem, i would recommend it to anyone thinking of purchasing a bridge camera. i would say only one step down from a aps-c camera

I did a lot of internet research to find a good quality camera. I have friends with camera's with very large & heavy lenses that need to be put on and removed. I really like the zoom functionality of this camera. I also takes pictures well in low light.It does not have the sensor size or some of the functions of a more expensive DSLR. But, for my purposes it is great. Used on July 4th and got some really nice fireworks shots.

I realize that this isn't an SLR - I'm an amateur Mom-tographer and didn't want to bite the bullet for a full-blown SLR. Besides - a megazoom seems like the right idea for shooting pics of my kids in sports and such. So - that said - I had a Sony, the plastic button broke on it. Next, bought a Nikon and the battery would start loosing contact and shutting off. Tried several trouble-shooting suggested by other users to no avail. My hubby bought me this one - it is noticeably more sturdy. Hoping it'll last longer than the other two. It has so many cool features, it's mind boggling. Very cool camera. I'm so excited to use all of it's features (well, the easy ones anyway!) Shutter speeds are much faster than either of my previous cameras and even in it's point and shoot mode - it is noticeably better. LOVE it so far - only had it a couple of days, but so far, it's impressed me. Image stabilization is nice from what I can tell - have to shoot some sports pics from the stands yet to tell you if it'll do a better job than my previous cameras. From my excursions the last couple of days -I believe it will out-perform. May add to this review - or re-review later - but so far so good.