Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

In my opinion, which was formed from my experience with this Neewer lens hood kit, it is not a beneficial product for use w/ the Sony A6000 standard lens (model SELP1650 - 40.5mm filter thread). The kit provided lens cover is fitted for use with the 40.5 → 52mm kit lens adapter, but it is not fitted for the inside diameter of the lens hood. This defeats the purpose of the hood for those users who wish to leave it in place as a means to protect the lens, as the lack of a lens cap would continue to leave the glass vulnerable to external damage. So, for those users who typically make use of a lens cap to protect their lens, whenever they completed their assignment and went about securing their A6000, it would be necessary to either unscrew and remove the lens hood and attach the kit lens cap to the kit adapter, or unscrew the hood and kit adapter as a single unit and then re-attach the Sony provided lens cover to protect the lens glass.

Item arrived in a timely manor and meets the product description. On the other hand, the lens hood is of the screw on type, and in this case is a screw on adapt or and a screw on hood. As a result, when assembled tight, the hood , in my example, does not line up on the photographic horizontal. It can be aligned by loosely assembling but the you are faced with a reoccurring alinement problem. All prior hoods I have cede Locke in an indexed position. In short, I will probably never use.

The product description mentions that this fits SONY A6000. It DOES NOT. Attaching a picture of the original SONY Lens Cover next to the one I received. I DID get the product on time but what good is it if it doesn't fit?? I will be changing my rating if/once I get the right product.

I bought this for my Panasonic DMC-TZ60 digital camera, which only came with a charger cable which would charge the battery if it was actually inside the camera - which was annoying as you weren't able to charge the camera and use it at the same time... then I ended up losing the charger cable too! So this product was exactly what I needed - having the advantage of being able to charge the battery without it having to be inside the camera while being charged! Also, having the car cigarette light charger cable is a real bonus too! This product charges the battery just fine, and at a very good price too! It came with both a UK and a European mains cable as well - which would be useful for anyone wanting to charge their camera batteries when on holiday in Europe. So, excellent value for money, for an excellent product!

There may be inconsistency in the manufacturing because the one I received would not fit onto my Sony A7ii. Didnt want to twist any harder in fear of breaking something in the camera. The replacement adapter from Fotasy worked perfectly.

I bought this camera before a trip to Africa and got some of the best photographs in my group. Since then I have used it to take many thousands of real estate photographs. It continues to outperform the SLRs used by the other agents yet is incredibly simple. Outstanding camera.

The adapter I received put out nearly 5 volts instead of the claimed 3.15v. The one time the camera turned on it had a distorted screen. While it appears no permanent damage was done to the camera the adapter only worked the one time before I tested it. The company gave a no hassle refund hence the 3 stars. If I could I would give 1 star for the product and 5 for customer service. That being said they sounded pretty confident that I just received a bad one which does happen from time to time when purchasing discounted electronics at the lowest price available. I took a gamble and while the product didn't work out the company did make it right.

I've had this camera for about 4 years, so I've spent a lot of time with it and can definitely attest to its high quality and durability. Canon is an exceptional brand and if you can't afford a DSLR or you want something more compact to carry around - then this is a really good option.

This camera has many manual settings, it lets you select everything from ISO speed to the white balance in the picture. You can take multiple consecutive shots, stitch photos together and it even has a setting for "micro" photos such as close ups of plants or bugs. Like other reviewers have stated, it does take a long time to load after using flash and it doesn't do well when there's not a lot of light. To take a picture without a lot of light you really need to use some type of tripod or improvise and set it on top of something so that you can adjust the ISO speed and the picture doesn't come out fuzzy. I played around with it a lot and I've found a balance. I can take pictures without a lot of light without much of a problem, but if you're new to photography, then it may take you some time.

This camera also goes through batteries very quickly! You really need to have an extra pair with you at all times. I use Duracel rechargeable batteries, and it isn't too much of an inconvenience. I just charge all 4 batteries before I go hiking, and that's normally enough to last the camera the whole trip.

I purchased mine at BestBuy. I also owned a previous PowerShot.

I have owned three Canon Powershot cameras. Two of these lasted for the warranty period, and then returned lens errors. The third was not used much because of the tilted and inferior images.

Canon refuses to acknowledge the lens error problem (check the forums) and will charge over $150 to repair. They always claim that the problem is abuse by the owner. A camera repairman told me the problem is almost always a faulty sensor. Worse, I recommended the camera to friend - who now has the same issue: Lens Error, which make the camera unusable. I believe the upper-end SLR cameras are still good, but the Powershot series has had a problem.

I love the camera menu and layout better than Nikon. However, Nikon has remained dependable for me. After multiple Powershot lens errors without support from Canon, I don't dare buy another. My first Powershot took super-great pictures, my second took very poor pictures, and this camera took good pictures (not super, but good). I always use the more expensive professional-type SD cards. To follow Canon's response, this camera is not capable of regular use (fragile). I would like to know if anyone has had a similar problem with the latest Powershot product... I really like the look & feel, but I need something dependable.

The lens hood when securely screwed into the adapter for the standard 16-50mm lens on an a6000 has the longer extensions on either side of the lens, which actually blocks a portion of the photo frame at the wide angle end of the zoom range. The longer extensions should be aligned at the top and bottom of the lens, but there is no way to do that without partially unscrewing the adapter and hood from the lens.

The pinch lens cap I received didn't fit anything--not the 16-60 lens, or the outer rim of the lens hood.

I specifically sought out a brand of Camera that would accept my many Minolta lens and filter's. I was more than over joyed when I got my new Sony a6000 and was able to use my 200mm telephoto lens on my new camera ,thanks to this adapter ring. I have used it successfully a few dozen times with great success, thank you for the great product

I love this little camera. A really old model, but it still takes great shots. Easy to use. Love the swivel display. On my third one. Bought the last two used and they were in really good shape.

The camera lens doesn't fit the Powershot SX50 HS . It is off by about 1 mm so it isn't functional for the camera.

I bought this camera brand new back in 2007 for $325, it came bundled with a nice leather case and a few extra goodies. Eight years later it's still going strong. I'm very impressed with the photo quality, just leave it in "auto" mode and it'll do the job. With 21 different shooting modes you really have a lot of shooting options. The adjustable screen really comes in handy when you have a "tight shot", or just fun experimenting with different angles. The video quality however isn't anything to write home about, it's just OK, but for an eight year old camera it's reasonable. Overall a great camera and really can't beat it for the price.

the only reason I'm not giving this powerhouse 5 stars is because the ability to attach a remote shutter release. Not only is it extremely versatile, its sturdy, which is perfect for a klutz like me!

I still have this camera to this day I just can't really part with it it was a special limited edition model as far as I can tell the regular additions are are ready up to five different models and I can't see that they've improved that much from this special edition it was the first to use the CMOS sensor in the series one of the only ones that I know of to have a fitting widescreen viewscreen and back and unlike its new were additions of the series it doesn't go crazy with the zoom to the extent of were the lens loses a f-stop dual stereo speakers an inch or two apart from each other a about one shot per second shutter speed not using any of the special modes one of the best things about this camera is it and it's most of its brothers and sisters to this day that I know of has a hot shoe on it which you can run a mid range hot shoe flash quite efficiently taking shot every second to every second and a half light sensitivity and newer models may have gone up but the picture quality is not improved that much effort at all more megapixels just a few levels up from this model but still sacrificing the lens and some of the nicer features I still believe this is also the fasted state repetitive shutter speed of any of the models that have come out so far even though others improvements with newer processors and rechargeable batteries they seem to be holding this series like most other Canon series behind to not over shadow their higher price more professional cameras

A good camera for someone who wants to dip their toe in a slight experience of the DSLR feel or just doesn't want to carry the DSLR heavy suitable lenses around not a very good low light camera if you're looking for something in the same price range looked towards their powershot GX 1 which I believe is also a limited edition model that they probably will not come out with a second advanced model for and to be worn that model also has a very very slow recycling shutter speed time much slower than this model and for some reason when you put a flash on the hot shoe it takes four times as long to recycle from shutter shutter and also process to the memory card.

when the most disappointing things of this camera was that it was just one size off her so very difficult to find a UV filter lens to project the actual on camera glass lens along with finding a more improved lens cap for it.

But all in all I've got some very good flash photography burlesque variety shows photographs up close with this camera it's just too bad that they have not advanced as some of the other companies have and this type of midrange super zoom.

The camera I received was silver in color, and I thought it would be black since the picture indicates a black camera. Also the body had some scratches on it, which it would have been nice to have been mentioned in the description.

fits good on my Cannon camera. Wasn't sure it would since it's not an original. The string is long enough to attach to the neck strap, but not too long to get in the way.

Seems to be pretty good product. Solid (a little heavy)
I can't seem to work out how to calibrate it for the batteries though. A totally flat battery shows 90% charge initially and goes to 100% over 2-3 hours.. Seems to be fully charged once 100% is reached but I'd have liked to see the percentage charge go from 0% - 100%

I bought it for my 16-50 mm kit lens for my Sony Alpha 6000. I found it not too easy to mount & I don't think it has been a 100% perfect fit for this lens. What's more disappointing is that neither the original Sony kit lens cap nor the lens cap which is a part of this Lens hood set can be used once the Lens hood is mounted.
However, considering the throw away price of $7, you may want to give it a try.. Some buyers have been happy with the product despite its limitations.. Some (if not all) have found that the hood fits their lenses well..

Cheap and charges my Nikon P7100 battery fine (about 1hr from dead). Only reason not 5 stars is that the charger is not the same as shown in the photos and has an external power brick (god I hate them). Still comes with cigarette socket cable for charging in the car.

This was just perfect after buying an dual charger from ebay that had the wrong plates, this saved the day.

Great additon to the AW130. Now I can charge a spare battery and keep it handy for long trips. Does away with the need to use the Nikon charger with the battery inside the camera. Car charger is good added benefit for travelling.

Even though it's very inexpensive, I would expect that it would line up correctly. The lens hood does not align to the lens. This may be a fault of the adapter ring or the hood but it I have to constantly check to make sure the hood does not intrude into my photos.