Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX510 HS

I read pretty much all the reviews on this camera before buying. I like to take photos, that's it. My expectations with this camera are first to learn a bit more about photography and start using the manual settings, to have a massive zoom without spending a lot of money and to be able to just point and shoot if that's what I really want to do. My previous camera is the Lumix FZ-50. A fantastic camera that still holds up pretty well next to this one, at least for what I want to accomplish. I have to agree that shooting at full zoom the picture gets blurry, it's not that big a deal tho, on a tripod or just using your body to keep the camera steady you can get a decent shot. The controls feel fancy and easy to use compared to my other camera and yes, there's a lot to learn, but if you're used to cameras like this it can't be all that difficult. Image quality so far is great. For someone who doesn't know a lot about photography, that's just beginning to learn more and that wants to be able to point and shoot as well and still get great looking shots this is the camera. The zoom is incredible and making videos while walking is super smooth. I feel my dollars were well spent on this camera.

I just received this camera as a gift. It's probably a great camera but it comes with a Cd to install the software but doesn't include the cable to attach the camera to your computer to be the basic installation. Have to buy that separate. Bad business Canon. It's going back.

Amazing zoom lens. I can get fabulous photos of the moon, hand held showing every crater. Light weight, and no extra lenses to haul around in case you need them. This camera does it all and produces very sharp images.

I like it very much … especially for the long range lens. The only negative is the relatively low battery life. I have had3 other Canons which had the best battery life in their class. From what I've read, the use of the long zoom is the power drainer. All in all, I am glad I bought it.

I bought this camera as a replacement for my Kodak DX4530 which for an 8 year old camera was fantastic, but quit taking pictures or videos. I wanted something that didn't require lens changes and had "auto" features but also allowed me to make changes if I wanted. I looked at many point and click cameras that were slow when it came to taking a picture, my subect would blur or move completely. I bought this camera based on reviews and my own observations of sample photo and video. I received it and as soon as the battery was charged I was taking pictures. The camera is simple to operate and great for quick shots. I have four kids so I do some sports photography and this camera has a fabulous setting for sports that does continuous shooting and allows for great shots of my children in action. I am sure someone much smarter in photography would find a problem with this camera but I am not a professional and I love it. I am not bothered by the weight of the camera but actually enjoy having something to hang onto when I am trying to take shots. I also love that this camera has both a viewfinder and a screen so you can choose which you use to take photos. So many cameras I looked at did not have a viewfinder and I use one quite regularly. It costs just slightly more than I paid for my Kodak eight years ago so I am pleased with the price as well. I do not plan to use this camera for videos as I have a Sony HD camcorder but I am sure the video is also good. I hope this helps anyone who is wondering if this might be the camera for them.

So far I love this camera. It is not an SLR, which I'm used to using, but the fantastic zoom and ease of use makes up for the difference. It is much easier to travel with, it's lighter in weight, and I don't have to lug around longer lenses with me everywhere. However, I was shocked that this camera did not include a cord with which to download the pictures to a computer. I was fortunate to have one from my Canon Rebel SLR that works fine with this camera, but it is ridiculous to have buy one separately.

Nice camera takes excellent pictures. Now the bad part. Instructions are only for wi fi. No instructions for use of camera unless you go on line. At least basic instructions should have been included.

Got this piece some months ago and didn't review so I can write something trustworthy.This camera is simply amazing. with its 50x optical zoom which I prefer to describe more as 24mm - 1200mm so anyone can feel it like I do. I also call it a spyware. Its just amazing. The Video is impressive though wish the AF is faster but for the price, its more than the bargain.So, if you're contemplating, you've got nothing to fear save what you're missing not owning one.wished canon begin to build the auto stitch panoramic shot

I love the zoom on this camera, which is unbeatable, but it has a hard time getting a really sharp focus in Auto mode.For a camera at this price range $370, I expected a sharper focus than my iphone 5.If I figure out how to take better pictures on manual mode, I will consider upgrading my rating to 5 stars.I have seen some amazing pictures posted on Facebook taken by this camera, and I am still hopeful that it is the user and not the camera that is at fault.

I waited as long as I could to buy the SX50HS at a local store due to the desire to have hands on prior to the purchase. I went to Yellowstone in early October 2012. I took about 1000 pictures and had about a dozen duds; even shooting through the windshield, giving less than normal time for focusing, and taking pictures at 55 mph.I used it for the first two days prior to recharging. I did not have a problem of running out of battery. However, I have ordered a spare battery after the trip. The pictures are incredible.I have used a SX20 at work for a few years - so the controls were very familiar. I mostly stayed with auto, but I do use manual controls as needed.The 50 power zoom was incredible. It was rarely hard to hold still. Most of the time I would just center the item, trust the camera, and click. The camera took care of me! I also had to pull in the zoom once in a while to get the camera to refocus. This was mostly on areas such as the mudpits, which don't have defined edges or contrast. Almost all of these shots came out wonderful.The HD video is exceptional for a camera - not quite as good as a good video camcorder. (better than my old 8mm video camcorder). The pictures taken from the video are surprisingly good. I took about 30 minutes of video.I'm glad I waited. 50x is worth it! I was amazed at how often the zoom was maxed out. I did not have any issues with lack of light. Image Stabilization was very capable.All cameras of this type should have this cameras vari-angle style LCD.Only minor dissapointment = Viewfinder - Even with diopter adjustment is not as good as the viewfinder on my old A620 (Canon 5 MP camera).

This camera really does deserve a five star, but my heart was really set on an SLR and so I ended up returning this for that reason only. An SLR just has a solid feel and crispness to photos that this little guy doesn't have. Still, this thing can zoom like no other. I literally can see details of the craters on the full moon, and got details of the little faces of seals and bears from a distance. You can work on all of your Manual settings. A great camera and light and handy for running around. Just not an SLR...which they never claimed to be. Recommended!

I mainly bought this camera for it's long zoom feature and was excited to use it to compliment my DSLR. Unfortunately, I can never get a good picture out of this camera. Maybe it's just me since I'm used to seeing my DSLR shots, and this is not a DSLR, but nevertheless the image quality is very disappointing for $400. Don't expect to use the zoom and get good quality pics. The more you zoom in the worst it will get, even for optical zoom. They look like they were taken with an old cell phone camera from 10 years ago. Even zoomed out, most shots are slightly blurry. Out of 30 pictures taken, maybe 2 are worth saving. I do like the small physical size, good build quality and feel of the camera, but the image quality is were it matters most, and for me I was disappointed in this model and will be sticking with my DSLR. If you are considering this I would spend just a little bit more and get a DSLR.

I have the professional Canon 5D Mark 2 camera with all the lenses, flash filters and everything else, but I needed a small camera for riding my motorcycle to events. After researching I settled on the Canon PowerShot SX510 HS, which I am glad I did. The first weekend I took over 300 photographs and I am extremely happy with this camera. I was really surprised at how small it is but it does take a nice 12 meg picture. For the price, I can't imagine using anything else.

It's not "true" wifi. You have to send the pictures to another device to post them on facebook....Love the camera, but the discription is not 100% accurate

I bought this camera listed as brand new unpackaged. but the camera box seemed to be previosuly openned and camera was broken. Actually I am outside the us. I never have had this kind when buying directly from amazon, so I hope they gave me a solution for this issue. If amazon give me a solution I will change this review.Update at 05/Mar/2013I received the new camera, Amazon has an excelent customer support, but it took about an extra month in order to ship it to my country.I oppened the new camera box(scared) and noticed that this camera have a clicking sound inside when moving it, but luckily this is not brokem. I took several pictures inside my office.I must say i was expecting much more from it. Summarizing:PROS: very fast for taking and saving pics large zoom for distant objects nice autofocus while zooming(not amazing but nice) amazing super macro while zoomed outCONS: very small view finder Cant focus super macro when zoomed(My prev Fuji could at full zoom) Feels and look very fragile Colors in the camera are true color but when watching the pics taken on the PC, the color is not the same cant really atach lenses or filtersOverall its a good camera, but I would have bought another Fuji.

The "manual" it comes with is a joke, offers NO help whatsoever on the settings, which you'll be forced to spend hours looking for online in order to actually use this piece of crap.Despite turning OFF face tracking and Subject Tracking it still focuses on 1 area of the screen (bottom left, top right, bottom middle)- Literally EVERYTHING Except the CENTER OF the dat gum screen!!!) and then when you take the photo, your subject is Out of focus and the background/sides are in focus.Basically, if you're buying this camera for scenery shots it's great. If you're buying it to photograph kids, bugs, wildlife, anything with a pulse, forget it- run the other direction because you'll spend more time deleting crap photos than you will getting shots you can use. I took 38 photos on Auto of my kids playing with a lion cub, literally only ONE came out usable.HATE HATE HATE this Piece of Crap, but unfortunately, dh threw out the box. He should've kept the box and threw out the damn camera! Thank God I still have my SLR to rely on.

I'm a photographer, so I have 3 DSLR's at my disposal. But there's times I just want to grab and go. Don't want to be bother with changing my lens, like when I'm at the zoo and want a close up of an animal but then want to take a close up of my kids too. Generally not possible with the same lens. This is perfect. The color and speed are great. Before I got it, I had recommended it to a friend, then I bought it 3 weeks later. LOVE IT! You should buy one too!

are the 50x zoom and the digital zoom capabilities...but the image quality more than suffers at those higher levels. I was not thrilled with this camera. Having owned and used the SX40 extensively, I found that the low-light focusing of this SX50 leaves a lot to be desired. The camera, in anything less than daylight conditions, focuses very slowly or not at all though focus in good light is readily achieved and appears fairly speedy and accurate. Essentially, this is just a decent good light/bright light camera and should be viewed as such.The auto white balance is horrendous which necessitates the need to use one of the presets or use a custom WB setting. Image quality is really just so-so and nothing over 400 ISO is good for anything but small prints, email, or the web. Smearing, noise and loss of detail begins at 400 ISO and quickly degrades afterwards. Because the lens is not very fast, you'll find the camera defaulting to higher ISO levels more often than not with mediocre results at best.I did not check the video capabilities. The EVF is needed in many extremely sunny and bright daylight situations, but its low resolution and smearing makes it almost more of a hassle than the LCD. The diopter adjustment is poorly implemented, difficult to adjust, and doesn't remain at the chosen setting.This is not, in my opinion, an everyday camera; however it does fill the niche for birders, wildlife photographers, etc. The zoom is remarkable; however, it comes at a cost and unless you are a affirmed "zoom-head," your money can be better spent with another Canon, Nikon, or Fuji.

The photos are not very good quality. My old kodak is just as good. I went to return this camera, but was 2 days past the return date when I went to print out the return slip. Very disappointed there was no way to even try to return it, no way to contact seller after the 30 days.

Great camera. Love the wireless feature to download pic to my iPad. The thing I don't much like is that it's extremely difficult to get a sharp picture when using the high zoom. Even with a tripod I have difficulties focusing it. Other than that, it's easy enough to use.

I'm loving the pictures I get with this camera. The 50X is great for nature shots but with the additional digital zoom you can get up to 200X. Even taking hand held shots of moving birds at 200X they are in focus. I'm still getting to know some of the more advanced capabilities of this camera, but so far I think it's a winner! Do be aware though that in order to download the user manual, you have to buy an extra USB cable (around $18). Also, the rechargeable battery life seems a little short so you will need an extra.

Don't know why they even bothered putting an optical viewfinder on this camera, it is so bad. It's very small and difficult to use. That's doubly bad for me because I prefer to use a viewfinder, especially outside, because it's nearly impossible to see a LCD out in the bright light. They put good viewfinders on their more expensive models so I don't understand. There's one more thing. They put the self timer on the right of the selection wheel,right where your thumb rest, so that you accidentally turn it on constantly; very irritating. Has Canon been bought out by somebody? I've never seen them do this kind of thoughtless engineering. And that's really too bad. It has all the zoom you will ever need. With 1200 mm optical, I don't even use the digital zoom. The images are very sharp. But the viewfinder blows it.

I've had this camera now for about 9 months. I have taken about 1000 pictures, several videos and I can not find fault with anything. The videos in low light conditions are better than I had hoped for. The automatic setting works well when there isn't time for manual settings. Battery life is good, but I bought an extra one so I don't worry about losing shots when away from home. It's lightweight so it's easy to carry and use for long periods of time. I would recommend this camera for anyone needing up to 50X optical zoom.

I was expecting much more from this camera in the way of picture quality. There are times when the only mode you can shoot in is automatic. In this mode, it is very difficult to get clear, crisp images, especially when conditions are less than ideal.