Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX510 HS

I love everything about this camera! I'm an avid bird and nature photographer-- but just as a hobby-- and it is perfect for me. There are options I don't use at all that a more serious photographer might find useful. The zoom is great!

this camera is great!! the first day I got it, I found out how good it is. It has lots of zoom and when I bought a tripod for it, it worked awesomely.It is OK for beginners but it is AWSOME for people who have lots of camera experience.If you are looking for a good camera BUY THIS ONE!!!!!

excellent camera. Proud to be a Canon fan. The zoom is fast, the autofocus is fast. Love the super slow motion, even with the massive drop in resolution

Great camera for travellers,, fast shooting ,, best thing i found is ,.. one can zoom while taking video.. which i have never found this feature in this type version of cameras before

The camera was broken when I got it. The package wasn't protected as it should be. It had only one air bag.

I don't understand why no one has run into problems with the lens focusing system. I am on my 3rd one of these and the focus is still soft. Hair is not that distinct unless I very strongly sharpen the images in post production software. The first one was terrible, the 2nd and 3rd so-so, but softer than my previous 2 digital cameras [a Lunix LZ5 and an Sony H20]. And I am using either "P" mode or "Tv" mode and setting the focus to spot mode.It does produce rather low noise images at ISO 400 and even 600. But I can't get anything really sharp.My guess is the quality control is bad... or few of these 200 plus reviewers here actually look at images at 100 percent.I am reluctantly going to the more expensive Lumix F200 even though i can barely afford it.

I have had the camera for less than a week.. I read and read all I could on this camera (mostly reviews on Amazon etc)... yes I noticed the not great quality of the night photos using ALL of the settings too! But I can live with this because I do not take a LOT of night shots.. the daytime pix are STUNNING..and I will keep the camera. The videos and quality of them are good too. No I do NOT like the battery life quality.. There is an old saying about taking a good product that WORKS and substituting it with a product that SOUNDS good! My SX5 and SX20 worked fine on 4 easy to find and LONG LASTING rechargeable AA batteries! Now we have a very SHORT life lithium NB-10L which has a very low lasting capability! I am VERY disappointed in this. I shoot a LOT of music videos and so on.. If I had NOT got a spare battery when I got the camera I would have been SOL.. GET at least ONE and maybe TWO spare batteries if you plan on doing a lot of photos.. and recharge the battery after EACH photo session.. The long lens is very nice and worth the price for the camera... If I had it to do over I MIGHT have got a different one but I am going to make this one work- and use the SX5 and SX20 for stuff they do best..

I got this camera because of its zoom and size, and to be honest I was quite skeptical. I have a DSLR camera and I'm used to its quality. I just wanted something lighter with an incorporated zoom since a DSLR and its huge lenses are a lot to carry on long hikes.Well I have to say this little camera is AMAZING! Much more than I expected, excellent quality of long distance pictures. It has an image stabilizer or someting like it since pictures are SO sharp no matter how far you are from the objective.I absolutelly recommend this camera!

I bought this camera to take on vacation in Wyoming horse back riding in the mountains. It worked great taking pictures while moving on horseback in the mountains. Pictures were focused and clear. Great action shots.

I have owned every version of the powershot series. I debated a long time before buying this model. I read many reviews both good and bad. I bought the camera with the idea that if I did not like it, I would ship it back. I have not been disappointed. Of course the zoom is phenomenal. I like taking pictures of the moon and they are just brilliant. It focuses much faster than the sx40, the image stabilizer is very effective, works very good in low light and the size and weight is just perfect. One thing I really like is the rechargeable battery. The lithium battery is a plus. The sx50 is a great camera.

I have had the SX30,the SX40,and now the SX50. I use it mainly when birding with binoculars and spotting scope on a tripod and do not want to carry my DSLR gear as well.For this use the Sports mode works surprisingly well. Lillian Stokes has on her Web site some very good pictures and her tips would be useful to beginners with this camera who are into birding or other wildlife.Having RAW was selling point for me although CKDK did well on the SX40.The viewfinder could be better but do not forget to use the diopter setting to the left of of it to get the best result.The lens is slightly different in size from the SX40. See Lensmate if you want an adapter that will fit well.All told the zoom is the thing but this is a fun camera to use for most anything realizing it is not a DSLR

I bought this camera for my wife for Christmas after looking at just about everything else out there, including DSLRs. It was the only one with a 50X optical zoom, something that will really facilitate her desire to take wildlife shots that she can later paint. We also had very good experience with her previous Canon point and shoot and the user reviews were excellent. We haven't been disappointed. In fact, we're amazed. We took it to the butterfly grove nearby and we could get the same view as the large spotting scopes they set up and take excellent pictures and movies. This thing is awesome and takes astounding photos just in automatic mode. We're learning all the other features which will enhance our picture taking ability. I'm thinking of getting one for myself too to replace my old SLR Nikon and Samsung camcorder. I can't even imagine why one would buy a DSLR and carry all those lenses around and then a camcorder too. This camera pretty much does it all, at least for the serious amateur.

I can take super clear photos and videos and the zoom is awesome 50x optical 200x digital, 200x it does blur out but thats ok I can still take pictures just by guessing, I even take pictures at night time with the flash, I been taking pictures of the planes from the Sun N' Fun Fly-in even though they are like 3 miles high I think it is, I still take pictures and when I zoom in I can read the writing on the planes, also I took a photo of a christmas chimney thats in my neighbors front yard I was like half a block away and you could read what was on the chimney oh yeah I even took a picture of a bird sitting on my fence from the same place I couldn't see the bird with my own eyes I was far away

My wife asked me to help her search for a new camera. Before the SX50 HS we tried the Nikon P510, the Fujifilm HS30EXR, the Panasonic FZ200, and the Canon SX40 HS. The others are all nice cameras, but overall, for the money, features, picture quality, and ergonomics, the prize went to the SX50 HS.I was concerned about the slower lense speed of the SX50 HS, but in repeated test pics taken with all five cameras, this unit provided pics as good or better than the rest.Granted, the manual zoom on the HS30EXR is really nice and the F2.8 aperature capability across the entire zoom range on the FZ200 will be an advantage in certain low-light situations, but we haven't encountered any situation in a month's worth of testing that we couldn't get a great picture with the SX50 HS. And while I think all five cameras give nice pictures in most of the scenarios we shoot in, when comparing pics, we found the image quality from the SX50 HS to be better across the board--especially when cropping and enlarging.I'm not putting any of the other cameras down--any one of them will serve a broad range of customers very well. We just think that across the board, the SX50 HS is the best for our needs.

I was looking for a small camera with a good zoom lens. Read all the reviews, and decided on this one. The zoom is so good that holding it by hand is tuff at full zoom. I use a mono-pod and it helps a lot. Its low light performance is only fair at best, like most small sensor cameras. Its auto focus is fast and exact. Image quality is very good. Battery life is also very good. Movie mode is good and like shooting stills wile its recording video. Wide angle (24mm) is not the best but theprice for a 1200mm tele-photo lens. All in all very happy.

have already taken some great shots with the camera. Zoom is great even though you really need a pod at max optical zoom. Battery life a little short but two batteries solves that issue. Video clarity and audio pickup are great.

Right out of the box, it took perfectly great pictures, this a camera that I will use for a long time.

It is about $100 more than the Canon PowerShot SX500 (16.0 MP Digital Camera with 30x Wide-Angle), but worth every penny. I got the SX500, but ----- after going back & forth & reading the reviews of both these cameras I was confused. The SX50 has an optical view finder which is helpful in the bright sunshine. The LCD view finder on the SX 50 is much better as you can pop it out & twist it to see it better. Also the SX50 is more responsive. You can move on to the next shot quicker. I returned my SX500 and got the SX50 and I am not sorry in the least.I am still learning on this thing & likely I will never take advantage of all it's features, but maybe..... I certainly enjoy this cameras features.

We have an older version of this camera and have loved it. This one the buttons on the right side of the camera are too touch sensitive and I have repeatly hit the timer button or the REC button when trying to take a regular picture and have missed the picture opportunity. Sending it back.

I love this zoom, it is incredible, and I'm going to cry a little when I return this camera! However, after trying all of the modes, I'm not getting quality portraits.I envisioned a camera that would take great family shots and also feature my little soccer player without having to lug a monster lens around. The zoom is amazing. I could not be more impressed with it. Brilliant, clear, detailed shots of animals at the zoo using the zoom. (Check out my picture of a swan with water droplets on her feathers.)Sadly, only a few family/portraits came out in the quality I expect.Also, outdoor/sunny shots lost details in the whites. I have a white dog and she glows in every picture even when sitting still. It is not a motion/blur. I have also noticed a purple haze between high contrast areas. However, I am happy to report the flash is adequate and did not wash out my subjects.Overall, If I could afford to keep this just for the zoom and to use for sports, I would.

Now is my turnIs no camera in this planet like the human EYE period.PROS1 Camera effect for change colors good2 Zoom is super ok but don't go up to 1200mm pictures are not that sharp but has a nice effect3 For Zooming use VIVID not NATURAL4 Better than many point and shoot around the market I will said the best5 Low noise in low light6 Building distortion are acceptable better than many expensives nikon lenses7 Macro is super, shoot a bird,butterfly or flowers as a distance of 10 feet8 Manual mode is better than SX 409 Tripod is required for zoom at long distance but don,t have to for close range,sharp pictures are better when shooting with tripod10 No panorama mode but a good CPL (Moose's) will do a better job of course you need the adapter 67mm for eliminate vignetingCONS1 Canon is going bankrupt or they are saving money for the employee christmas bonus NO USB CABLE NO HOT SHOE COVER NO VIDEO CABLES, Hey CANON sale the camera without box probably you will save $2.00 in ink and cartoon.

There are no limitations with the Canon SX-50. Add an adapter to the lens to accommodate a UV Haze filter to protect the lens, then add an 8-star filter for effects or a polarization filter for dramatic blue skies. Then add a screw or snap on hood and 58 mm lens cap. The remote control is really great and an external flash just puts icing on the cake. This is top of the line without going to an SLR. The zoom is incredible.The only misses of this camera is, I wish it at a wider and smaller aperture, a little bit longer exposure capability and an eye cup for the viewfinder.I highly recommend this camera to anyone who just doesn't wants all the bells and whistles of a SLR.

I purchased this camera to replace a older PowerShot SX10 that I had for a few years. The zoom is fantastic! The only thing I wasn't keen on was going back to a battery pack instead of rechargeable AA batteries. I purchased an extra Canon battery to ensure I always had power.

The SX50 HS is the third PowerShot camera I've purchased after the S3 and SX10 and it is by far the best Canon megazoom camera yet. I've taken over 700 photos so far and I'm please with both the quality of the images and the ease of operation.I have yet to try out all its features but I'm very impressed with the detail found within 40 - 50X when shooting. However, I strongly advise using a tripod when shooting at the maximum focal range due to the extreme sensitivity of the camera's stabilization features. It would be interesting to take shots with a Panasonic FZ200 to see how it composes images with the f2.8 aperture available but I definitely have no regrets in purchasing the Canon. I've been a big fan of Canon since my younger days with a Canon A-1 35mm camera (which I still have) and am glad that the company is still innovating great products for amateur photo enthusiasts like myself.