Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

Looked Good but didn't work (battery fit into charger was poor). Sorry. Unfortunately I have been too busy to respond earlier or even return goods. Kind Regards. Alex Ronald

I have had this camera for a few years, going on at least three, maybe four. I bought it at a serious bargain: $180 or so from an online discount warehouse.

Anyway, this camera is heavy and big. It won't fit in your pocket, and you have to be careful handing it to someone else, because if they don't get a good grip it'll fall out of their hand.

I love this camera with a passion. It's:

*Durable. I have an attic bedroom and sat it on my railing, then bumped it down my stairs. It fell 12 feet and bounced. It looked a little banged up, but works 100%. This was about 6 months ago. The shutter now refuses to shut all the way on occasion, and sometimes the videos will appear blurry. That's the only damage, and a stop and start of the recording will fix that.

*High quality video and picture. I'm not a professional photographer, I'm a teenage girl. The appeal for me was that 8 mega pixels sounded really sharp, and i was right.

*The effects are quite flexible, and i loved experimenting with the drastic and subtle changes allowed in the "program" function of the camera. My favorite is probably the portrait setting, although the color swap and color accent are really cool too.

*It should be noted that this camera burns through batteries like c r a z y. I had it for a month and decided it would be best to buy some rechargeable batteries. So i bought 8 AA batteries and a charger from Radioshack. Now i always have another set charged and ready when i've burned through my current set. For this, I don't even consider the short battery life for the camera to be a con.

*Reliable: this camera gives minimal technical difficulty. It's not 100% on picture taking response. You'll have to hold down the button for a few seconds, even without the flash being turned on. I haven't used a camera that didn't behave this way, and there are ways to increase the response speed, but i've never been impressed with it. It's also gotten slower this past year: a sad sign that it might be wearing down.

*the video is SPECTACULAR. I've used camcorders with worse quality. I make instructional piano Youtube videos that require distinct details to be visible, and this camera never lets me down. On occasion, after the drop, i've had to stop and start a video that was too blurry, but the second time comes crystal clear, so this isn't a big deal to me. The camera gives you the option to choose how detailed your videos will be. Less detail=more memory space, as higher quality videos will require more space. But it's 2011, and we all knew that, right?

I always get compliments about the videos i take with it. "Oo, whose camera is this? It's so clear/colorful," things to that effect.

Besides taping my piano videos, I used to use this camera to record myself and my friends at gymnastics meets. This is where the option to edit and freeze-frame on the go is a must. There might be an additional 30 seconds on a video, and a limited memory card means that 30 seconds has gotta go. So "set" button>edit>edit beginning>save, and now you have that much more flexibility in your recordings for the rest of the day. The camera on its default settings allowed me to watch routines frame by frame, and i could see exactly how a trick was executed. Every once in a while, an appendage would be blurry due to exceptionally high speed, but it captures tumbling passes and the vault exercise with ease and accuracy, which goes to show you how detailed the video features are. Again, this is with the default settings, not even the advanced detail.

*Transfer to the computer is easy, but i'm not terribly knowledgeable about how advanced the features can be. I tend to dump everything, name my photos/videos, then format my memory card in the camera. I don't know what all it's capable of in this department. It's not always speedy, but that's because i am transferring large files. The speed is not unreasonable, but this is the only camera i've ever owned, so i can't compare transfer speeds in all fairness.

*I don't print my pictures, but they email just fine, and the high mega pixel count and clarity on-screen shows good promise for beautiful prints.

*This camera allows you to take successive photos, anywhere from 1 to 10 photos snapped automatically with a small delay in between. Great for goofing around. Dunno why else you'd want it, but i use it with my brother when we're bored. We do stop-motion skits ha ha!

*My FAVORITE feature is the wonderful flippy screen! It's not fragile, it's durable just like the rest of this sturdy, chunky camera. The screen allows you to see you taking your own picture. I can place my face where i want in the frame, though it's backwards (move to your left, the camera portrays you going right.). This is especially handy in two ways:
1) Taking pictures with multiple people without a freestanding photographe

Great replacement for my dying G7 battery. I only gave it a 4 because I have to fiddle it into the generic charger I also bought through Amazon to get a good contact. Installing it on the Canon G7 itself is not a problem; no terminal contact issues there. I'm not sure if it's the charger that's slightly out of Canon's specs, or if it's this battery. In spite of that, I still think it's great for the price. It made my hand-me-down Canon G7 100% usable again.

Partially my fault, because I was looking for a 40.5mm lens cap and thought that the other stuff came as a bonus. Keep in mind, the lens cap here is actually a 52mm lens cap... so you'd need to wear the adapter ring at all times just to use the lens cap.

Great camera and ended up giving it to my daughter. I wanted it to replace my old camera but it did not fit in the waterproof housing. Back to looking :-) She took a lot of pictures on it in Hawaii and never failed her once. Hope it last her a while but it was a great price for a camera and a great camera

The camera is amazing for video and photos. you can take photos with 14.1mp and you can zoom away in and the image is still really clear, the camera also has a flash built in which is good. the camera also records in two formats 720P and 480P both great qualities, the videos are great using the zoom using the lens but once you go to the digital zoom it gets blurry and shaky. the only bad thing about the camera is the battery life. after 15 minutes of recording with Duracell batteries it starts to show empty batteries other than this issue its great.

It is ok. Canon is a good brand, but I was hoping to get a camera that doesn't have such a long delay between shots, especially when using the flash. Next time I will pay more for a camera that can shutter, shutter, shutter.

Despite of the low price of this package, the dealer refunded the money after hearing that the hot shoe is not compatible with my a6000 camera and the lens cap rope is breaking at the end of the metal clip

It works just like the two previous Canon Powershot cameras I bought, even though this one was used. Excellent condition.

At least this lens cap fits my Canon Powershot SX20 and the quality is OK. Neat feature is the strap to attach to the side of camera so that the cap always handy and cannot get misplaced.

Does NOT fit canon powershot sx 20 is. See pic below: too small and ring that hold tether prevents from sealing.

The camera was in excellent condition, shipped immediately and works just as I expected!! Thank you!

Doesn't work. Tried everything. Green light comes on, doesn't flash like it says in manual and left charging for ages battery still dead. Have different brand ordered now.

First of all, I just want to say I am in no way experienced with photography, I am used to just taking pictures with my iPhone.
I went to get a cheap camera from a well known catalog retailer who I shall not mention for privacy reasons (although you know of course, that I'm talking about Argos,) as I just wanted a very basic camera to take with me to my birthday trip to the zoo.

Long story short, I came home less than an hour later feeling £70 lighter and brimming with all the excitement of a 6 year old on Christmas Eve.
I should also probably point out that I am in no way a responsible buyer. My entire research on this camera was the following;

- I like how Canon cameras look
- I have heard of Canon
- I quickly hit Amazon on my phone and read no more than 2 reviews and decided I'd give it a go!

2 months later and I am still in love with this thing.
I have learned a lot about photography in an effort to understand this, even the most basic of cameras.

To summarize, this camera has magnificent optical zoom, excellent stabilization, nice aesthetics (in my opinion,) very comfortable, enough options to suit most situations, and of course it is a Canon so you know it will be well made.

I merely have a couple of gripes about it. The camera when I bought it came with a pair of duracell batteries, and in my uncontrollable-fiddling with the camera after I had ripped it from its packaging, I'd say it was maybe 1h30 before the battery warning icon popped up on screen. I put it down to being dud batteries and went and bought an 8 pack of Energizer plus batteries (the blue and silver ones) and they also lasted no more than 2 hours of taking pictures.

I began to wonder if it was the camera itself, and so headed to Google where I found that it's one of the cameras' main problems. Still relentless in my quest to get some decent life out of it, I purchased some 2400maH capacity duracell rechargeables and stuck them in it.

Said batteries lasted an entire day of pictures at the zoo, followed by 2-3 days of me following my cat around his various activities trying to get him to strike a pose. I was finally content. I have since spent a few days at Manchester Airport and only had to recharge them once.

My other problem is that I find the images still to be a little noisy in most, if not all situations. That is of course a minor gripe though, as for the price I am very happy.

It's great for everything I can think of if you don't have the money or experience to get a Canon 60D for example, and I heartily recommend to you that you follow suit and spend your lovely pennies on this.

I'm sorry for the length and unhelpfulness of this review, I just felt that I had to share with you the bouncy excitement that this camera still gives me, I am so pleased with it that I am saving up for a DSLR, and I am certain it will be a Canon.

The plate/adaptor works fine, so far, the fit in the charger and the battery in the plate are good. The plate is quite lightly made so I think care is needed when handling especially when changing for other plates.

The camera keeps telling me that I need to change the battery, even after I have changed the battery.

Didn't last very long. Like many digital camera, it quit after about 2 years. Nice zoom while it worked. I have owned many canon cameras over the years and this was one of my worst digital cameras.

Bought this to keep in my caravan as my camera always seemed to run flat whilst we are away. Works well with the added avantage we can charge from the mains or plug it into the 12v outlet in the car.

I'm sorry to have to be so truthful about this camera since it started out much differently. My wife left this first one on the Mt. Washington train in New Hampshire and that's the last I saw of it. Having been a happy customer and familiar with this particular camera, I made the awful mistake of buying another. This one carries the traits of all the very worst reviews you can find here about the A1000IS to the exclusion of none. Even worse was the "suggestions" offered by the company regarding this 3 month old camera. They were extremely rude, condescending and patronizing. I will not be buying another Canon product again. Further I had a similar experience with a Canon printer regarding the purchase of a new printhead. They had them in stock to serve warranty purposes EVEN THOUGH there were none left "in warranty", and yet Canon solidly refused to sell one at any price. I, as a buying customer can exercise my right to NEVER again buy a Canon product, and this I've done to date and will continue to do so. Does it hurt them? Only a little bit, perhaps, but there IS some satisfaction in passing over anything in stores with a Canon label, and nudging prospective customers with a little "truth serum". I rest my case.. .

It was to narrow but was told that was the one i needed, I couldn't be bothered to send it back cause it would have cost me more than the actual thing.

Great fit, great price. The release button is a bit tricky to operate, but luckily, I won't have to use it much.

I got a raggity old beat up Cannon SX10IS Power Shot with a busted view finder and it still took far better pictures than my old Kodak 5MP digital camera. I went out in Downtown Towson, Maryland taking pictures of whatever I fancied and most of the pictures taken were beautiful. I took about 100 pictures with my Cannon SX10IS using full auto mode and the color, saturation and exposure was awesome. I am NOT a photographer at all. I am about as green as you can get when it comes to taking pictures but, I know a good quality digital image when I see one. I work in digital imaging on computers for people who have visual disabilities.

I love the pictures the Cannon SX10IS takes so much that I purchased 2 more newer nicer ones. It is almost impossible for me to take a bad picture with my Cannon SX10IS. The Cannon SX10IS is almost a point and shoot in its simplisticity. I took low light pictures in my home and they still look great. I do not doubt your skills as a photographer so you must have gotten a DAWG as a camera. Of 100 pictures I took with the Cannon SX10IS 70 of pictures are very good, 10 pictures are good. The leftover 20 or so pictures were all duds partly because; I'm not a skilled photographer. I had friends who ARE skilled PAID photographers who were astonished that I got such great prints out of a glorified point and shoot camera.

My knowledge of the camera is still quite primitive but my shot composition skills rock! The Cannon SX10IS auto focus lets me avoid all that shutter, iso and appeture crap and focus on my composition skills where i shine. Oh in time I'll buy a DSLR to learn the exposure triad but for now I want a glorified point and shoot and the Cannon SX10IS fits the bill nicely for me. Add that this camera takes AA batteries and its all good. I had the fujifilm camera with many of the same features and the pictures it took were grainy and horrid.

The good ole saying, "You get what you pay for" is certainly true. The camera didn't even turn on after changing multiple batteries and charging.We needed this camera for our schools orientation so I paid for expedited shipping and I was excited that it arrived very quickly. But to our department's disappointment it did not work!!!! Please don't advertise it again for re-sale because the next customer will suffer the same disapointment.

Was faulty when first purchased; also supplied two plates for LP-E6 battery rather than one for LP-E6 and one for LP-E6N as requested. Replaced quickly, saying faulty batch; plates not resupplied. But the replacement had the same fault - screen displays 180% when started, then goes blank. No response to request for further replacement or refund.