I wonder when i open the box of this camera, i didn't found any English Language User Manual or even when I ON the Camera the function also coming in Chinese Language. Puffff !!!!! I really desperate with this Camera and its Quality.

Nothing is Good in this Camera

Completely Chinese Product

I placed this order 3/31/14 hoping that I would get it this weekend. I keep checking the order and it says it is still processing. However, it says that it would be shipped within 1 to 2 days of placing the order. this is why I decided to buy the camera from you all. now I feel misled.

Early bird... loud pre 0800 wake up call. Hey, I'm working here. This is by better side. morning sun stretching my vocal cords. no line..

The 30x Canon PowerShot SX510 HS ($249.99 direct) is the company's midrange long zoom camera , offering a bit more reach than the smaller 20x Canon PowerShot SX280 HS and packed into a smaller package than the 50x PowerShot SX50 HS.

Compact; Sharp 30x zoom lens; Good control layout; Integrated Wi-Fi; Minimal shutter lag; Full manual mode available.

Burst rate could be faster; Images on the noisy side.

The super-zoom range of point and shoot cameras have been quite stagnant in terms of sale. Now, consumers have started shifting towards DSLRs and mirror-less cameras which is quite obvious as the sensor in almost all the super-zoom ‘point and shoot' cameras is comparatively smaller.

Compact design; Long range of focal length; Easy sharing via Wi-Fi

Average low light performance; Not the fastest focusing system

A change in sensor brings the 30x zoom Canon PowerShot SX510 HS' photo and movie quality as well as its shooting performance up a notch.

The Canon PowerShot SX510 HS is a very good value thanks to a new sensor; offering up excellent image quality and performance for its budget-friendly price.

Despite the updated sensor; the SX510 HS' shooting performance might still be too slow for action shots; especially indoors.

The 30x Canon PowerShot SX510 HS ($249.99 direct)($249.00 at Amazon) is the company's midrange long zoom camera, offering a bit more reach than the smaller 20x Canon PowerShot SX280 HS($280.02 at Amazon) and packed into a smaller package than the 50x PowerShot SX50 HS. Images are sharp, it focuses quickly, and you get Wi-Fi connectivity, but it's not without its issues. There's some color fringing noticeable towards the edges of the frame, images are on the noisy side, and its video capture capabilities are a bit lacking. It's not as capable as our Editors' Choice superzoom, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ200( at Amazon), but it's a decent option if you don't want to spend that much on a camera and you want a bit more reach than the SX280 HS can muster. Design and Features The SX510 HS is sized like a compact, but shaped like an SLR. It's got a fairly substantial hand grip, a lens that protrudes from the body, even when not in use, and a pop-up flash that juts out and rests on top of ...

The Wi-Fi-equipped Canon PowerShot SX510 HS is a perfectly capable long zoom camera with an affordable sticker price. Images are generally sharp, but show some noise.

Compact; Sharp 30x zoom lens; Good control layout; Integrated Wi-Fi; Minimal shutter lag; Full manual mode available; Framing assist function

Burst rate could be faster; Images on the noisy side; 1080p video limited to 24fps

Editors' note: Much of the design, features, and shooting options are identical between the Canon PowerShot SX510 HS and the

A change in sensor brings the 30x zoom Canon PowerShot SX510 HS' photo and movie quality as well as its shooting performance up a notch.

The Canon PowerShot SX510 HS is a very good value thanks to a new sensor, offering up excellent image quality and performance for its budget-friendly price; It also has built-in Wi-Fi for easier on-the-go sharing, among other things.

Despite the updated sensor, the SX510 HS' shooting performance might still be too slow for action shots, especially indoors; With no viewfinder, you have to use the LCD for framing all your shots.

I have always purchased and recommended Canon cameras however I now feel they have gone beyond cheap and their customer service just isn't what it used to be. When I compare my good old PowerShot A80 to my newly purchased SX510 - Wow. The new body is much more fragile.

good battery life; excellent image quality; Bright LCD

Poor Low-Light Performance; Flimsy Construction; no usb cable or user manual; difficult wifi connectivity

Nice camera for the price. I do have an occasional problem with getting the camera to focus; not sure what I'm doing wrong to have it do this as it seems to be a random occurrence for me. I do notice that sometimes pictures seem "washed-out" in stronger sunlight..