Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX300

As much as I'd love to have a perfect superzoom camera that can do everything, I know there are compromises inherent with size, cost, and image quality. There's only so much Sony's software and hardware wizardry can do to combat that, though they do manage to throw the kitchen sink of features in there. All in all, I really like this camera.Having lugged around lenses that rival newborns in size and weight (and even in out of pocket costs), I've learned to appreciate compact, lightweight, and affordable solutions (all relative). With this in mind, I understood there would be some trade offs. All three meant using a smaller more cost effective sensor, which means smaller pixels, and a greater challenge to take pictures at night or accommodate a faster shutter (via raising ISO). Likewise all three mean using a lens with a variable aperture, which gets a bit small (higher F#) on the telephoto end, which again hinders pictures in low light or requiring a fast shutter. Only magic can fix these inherent challenges, and absent of that I expect these issues.As for the rest, well it's all rather well done. In good light this camera takes great images. On clear days the 50x zoom is amazing, but do know if there's haze, that's a lot of haze between you and your distant subject being captured in your images (again only magic can fix that). The panorama mode is amazing, movies solid, and the video is rather nice. Ergonomics are solid, and battery life, while not ideal, is good enough.Ideally I'd like to see a better 12mp sensor that greatly enhances high ISO performance, but I understand consumer behavior and the push for more MP. Sony does an OK job of addressing things with software, but I'd rather see a move towards "ultra pixels" (to steal a term from HTC). This and the lack of an articulated screen cause the camera to lose a star.These opportunities aside, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this camera.

The OIS is useless at the long end of the zoom range -- I don't find much improvement in usable pictures taken with this vs last years model the HX200 which I really liked and still own. I bought this to use for wildlife on vacation and every photo taken at more than half way through the zoom range results in an unacceptably soft image. Its still awesome through half of the zoom range, so won't take off all the stars. Having a bridge cam at a nice price that can put the equivalent of a 600mm lens at hand for fun if not pro quality photos is good to have. Being spoilt by L lenses, have passed this on to family members, and am much happier with the RX10 also from sony, albeit at 3x the price, which does deliver exactly the promised IQ all the way through its much smaller zoom range.

I need a remote for the shutter using the 1200 mm zoom on a tripod. Can't find one. That's my only gripe about it. An old-fashioned cable release would work if they had simply installed a ferule in the shutter button. Other than that, I like the jog-wheel with manual aperture and shutter speed and the varied focal sensors. The manual finder leaves a lot to be desired but we have left that SLR age and the rotatable LCD is just fine for 21st century outdoor stills. A Sun-hood would look stupid for outdoor portraits but might be something to try and jury-rig if you are serious. I received this camera a week before our annual golf tournament in Myrtle Beach and the caddy-master took our best group shot with it with no prior instruction, thanks to image-stabilization software. It sure beats my first Kodak "Brownie"... After I got back and downloaded what I had, I saw a commercial on TV for a Microsoft cell-phone with a built-in 40 megapixel camera! Is there no end to it? I bought my first digital Canon for $1,000 in 2006 and the sensor was only good for 3.3 megapixels, a Ford Model A compared to an Audi A-7... This camera is well worth the $450 price tag but it's soon to be out-done by carbon nano-circuitry. Ain't it great to live in our time!

Many years ago, I was a pro shooter, I shot tons of roll film. I still have many of the photos I took back then still lying around. Recently I took photos of those photos and posted them on my Timeline on Facebook. Knowing I took repros of paper photos, I almost tricked myself into believing they were second generation images!! Being afflicted with osteoarthritis, a degenerative joint disease, it is not all that possible for me to get out into the MI winters as I was once capable of doing. Come warmer temps, and the disappearance of this white blanket, I'll be out with this MAGNIFICENT piece of machinery and will be delving deeply into what it can really do!!! I'll once again, BE A FAIRLY DANGEROUS MAN!!! LOL

What I likeThe reason I chose this camera was for the zoom, you can pull in some otherwise unattainable shots with this.I really like the jog button.You can change out the battery and SD card with tripod adapter screwed on, just barely.What I don't likeThe screen is exposed on back of camera all the time. It cannot be flipped shut.Although the skin of the camera is similar to my Sony A57 the Lens body looks and feels very plastic.What I wish it had,A remote Shutter release option. I use a tripod often and like the least amount of camera movement I can get. I do a lot of low light shots, night landscapes, etc.Battery charges in camera, and you can't use while charging. I ended up buying a charger and extra batteries.I feel this camera compliments my Sony A57 which I love more everyday but don't yet have a good zoom lens for and was hoping this camera would fill the gap. Most times I get the shot, and sometimes I don't. Even though the zoom can be incredible at times, the delay between shutter release, actual picture taken and processing speed at low light levels just doesn't leave me satisfied.update 9/13I moved my star rating up from three to a four because I really enjoy using this camera piggy back on my telescope, it pulls in some sky shots that would be hard with any other camera I currently have.I also updated on a question someone asked and amazon asked me to answerthis camera will except 55mm filters on front with out issues when camera shuts down, the lens is able to retract no problem.I also use my old Canon filters that are 58mm with a step ring, you can get a whole set here on Amazon for around twelve bucks.

I was looking for another point and shoot because I don't always want to drag my camera and other lenses with me while hiking, but I wanted great pictures. I had an old cybershot and loved it but could no longer get the memory cards and the old batteries were a pain. I am thrilled with the new version, great shot, great movies, great zoom. I am happy happy happy.

This camera is easy to use and produces some of the clearest macro, telephoto, and landscape shots I have ever taken. If you are into macro or telephoto photography I would highly recommend this camera. I own a Pentax DSLR Kr and the Sony DSC-HX300 takes better photos. Takes macro shots better than my Pentax DSLR and I am so glad that I purchased this camera. It is worth every cent. I will upload some my shots.

I purchased this camera after reading tons of reviews, and have been thrilled with it. I took it to my recent trip to Europe and the photos I took with it are amazing. Originally I was hoping to replace my Canon Super zoom with a lighter model--that didn't happen--they are about the same size and weight. What sold me on this camera was its zoom ability, it's stabilizer (more and more important since I'm aging and have a slight tremor now), and the fact that it had a viewfinder. I could never get used to not using a viewfinder. So even though it's a bit chunky and heavier than those cute pocket cameras, I made the right choice for me.

The pictures I took are good and seem to be good quality, the super zoom ones are fuzzy though and not worth printing. I saw mention of a sports mode but I can't find it. I find the menu options a little confusing myself. I don't like the lens cover seems to have no way of attaching it to the camera itself so I can see that getting lost pretty quick, I have a nice fujifilm camera that the lens cover has a small cord so the cover doesn't get lost. The sony HX300 is a bit bulky but it isn't very heavy for the size. It definitely isn't a pocket camera which I would prefer if I were on vacation because of the ease of handling and carrying. I am not an expert on any camera and I am more of a point and shoot person which is what this camera seems to be targeted for. I have a small Sony cybershot that takes pictures that are as good as this camera does and it was cheaper and more compact. The flash is not automatic either, you have to press the button to make the flash open which is something I could live with if the zoom pictures were better. I like to use the zoom function for animals because when you move towards them they move towards you. The time lapse between shots is slow also when in auto mode. I would very much prefer to be able to take shots at any time instead of having to wait so long for the camera to be ready for the next shot since animals and kids just don't sit still.So while this is a good camera it could be better and I am not sure if I would buy it at this price. The zoom just doesn't work as well as it should and that is what they are using as a selling point.

I do love this camera with the 50x zoom and so lightweight. I am going to take it traveling and leaving my heavy Canon at home. I have lots of great wildlife shots already so very happy with this lens. Thank you! M. Barbe'

This is an excellent camera that has all the integral features to make a person challenge himself to be a better photographer while not having to think too much in the process!

I bought my first Sony camera, Carl Zeiss lens, in 2007 to take continuous photos of my children's track team. The pictures were outstanding and the camera lasted until fall 2013. I replaced it with this Sony and I am even happier. The manual focus is much easier, the 50x zoom is great, and the photos are beautiful.Do spend $7 and get a lens cap with an attachment string. Really, Sony? You couldn't include that?

It takes great pictures even in high zoom and low lighting. I am very pleased with this camera and look forward to learning how to use the other functions available on it.

After Amazon cancelled my order for an "announced", high-zoom, compact, Lumix camera that had not been released, I re-evaluated available options. I searched the Amazon site for "ultra zoom, viewfinder, compact, GPS camera" and this camera "matched". The camera is ultra zoom and has a viewfinder... the camera is NOT compact and does not provide GPS encoding... (User error caused mismatch?) The camera almost was returned after taking two images because of SIGNIFICANT delay between pressing the shutter button and processing of the image. Nevertheless, I kept the camera - my solution is to take photos in "sports" or "action" mode (probably, the image processing takes just as long as when other modes are used - processing just seems to occur faster). Not convinced I got my money's worth - but I am convinced this will NOT be the last camera I buy (I'm 69 years old) because I'm certain that there will be many cameras that meet my criteria without the compromises of this model, a Sony camera will not be my next purchase. Note: High resolution was not specified in my search criteria, but this camera has 20 mp resolution.

Best camera I ever had.Great zoom!Great overall features!I'll buy it againNo complainantsEven better than some expensive "pros"dslr

This is a great camera for people who want good quality pictures without the expense and weight of the SLRs. If I had a complaint at all, it would be the lens cover does have a strap to keep it attached to the camera. I am always afraid I'll loose it.

I currently use a Panasonic G3 as my main camera and a Sony HX100v as my glorified point and shoot camera when I don't want to carry my entire kit around. Figured I'd upgrade the Sony to this new one. The 50x zoom is epic, I'm surprised how much more impressive the zoom is over the 30x on the HX100 I have. Unfortunately all that zoom doesn't do you a lot of good if you can't get a decent photo out of it. Took around 250 shots over the weekend and was fairly pleased with the camera until I popped the SD card into the computer. What looks great on the tiny camera screen during playback is far less impressive on an IPS monitor. I've shot in multiple modes, ISOs, and quality settings. Only shots I've really been pleased with are the indoor shots using the flash, and nobody buys a super zoom camera for that. Far too much noise in a majority of the shots, and the sharpness just isn't there. I was also surprised how much bigger it was than the HX100. Still fits my hand well, but my existing camera case was a bit tight. Video seems good and the image stabilization works well, even hand held. However at the end of the day the image quality on the stills just isn't up to par. I'm sending it back and will stick with the HX100v, maybe I'll try the Canon SX50, it doesn't have quite so many megapixels crammed onto a tiny sensor.

It is a great product, but I received it missing some accessories as the rechargeable battery, the USB and charge cable and the protection lens strip.

THis camera is fantastic especially it long zoom lens. It meet all my expectation and the only comments at two areas.1) Compared with it previous version DSC-HX100, it is much bigger at every dimensions.and no longer consider as a compact camera..2) On the previous model ,DSC-HX100, there is an electornic sensor that senses any covering over the eye piece and itautomatically switch the display between the verwfinder and the LCD screen. It is a nice feature and it is no available on the new DSC-HX300. On the DSC-HX300, it is required to manually select which viewer to display the image.

In the general, it is good. However, there are not a few accessories as: Tripod, cords (mainly) and SD Card. I recommend.

I love my Sony! Produces great photos. Fits comfortably in my hand. I love the ease of use. I love the depth of photos produced. I recommend this camera for the novice who wants to move from point and click to the world of true artistic photography.

Have defective camera, apparently. Even online tech support couldn't help. Screen stuck on language setting as soon as I turned it on. Support suggested requesting replacement. So disappointed that I can't start using it.

I purchased the HX300 to replace my 200 that I left on an airplane. I like this camera, but to use the zoom at 50 definitely requires a tripod, whereas I could use the 200 fully zoomed out without a tripod. Consequently, the quality of my photos were, I felt, superior to those that I get with this camera. Given the choice, I would rather have my 200 back.

Just what I wanted! Zoom is fantastic! It is a great value. The best of both worlds manual and auto.