Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

This camera has only a 1/2.3" CCD Sensor (6.17mm x 4.55mm). We've all seen dodgy images from high mega pixel cameras and know that after a point, mega pixels don't matter for most people – a 16 MP compact isn't ever going to be as good as a 12 MP Full Frame DSLR. What does matter is sensor size!The cameras sensor sizes are:1/3.2"(4.54 x 3.42mm)1/2.3"(6.17 x 4.55mm)1/1.7"(7.60 X 5.70mm)2/3" (8.80 X 6.60mm)1/1.2"(10.67x 8.0mm)Micro Four Thirds 4/3"(17.30x13mm)1" (12.8X9.60mm)1.5"(18.70X14.00mm)APS-c (Canon) 22.20X14.8mmAPS-C 23.60x15.60mmAPS-H 27.9 x 18.6mmFull Frame 36.00 x 24.00 mmHigher-end Compacts – With demand growing and the price of producing larger sensors falling, there are a growing number of higher-end compact cameras with larger sensors. For example the Fuji film X20 has a 2/3-inch (8.8 x 6.6 mm) sensor Price: $445.50, while the Sony RX100 has an even bigger 1-inch sensor (12.8 x 9.6 mm). Price: $548.00. The Canon G1 X even boasts a 1.5-inch sensor (18.7 x 14 mm) Price: $579.00.So you get what you pay. If you want to take crude pictures then you go for Cameras sensor size 1/3.2" or1/2.3" without extras at around $100. If you needs more decent pictures, and not to discredit yourself on Face book then you go for around 1"(12.80x9.60mm). Don't be fooled by mega pixles. This is an illusion and deception. Concentrate at lenses quality, CCD sensor size and, Digital Image Processor.

By now these are strictly on the used market. Ignore the pixel rating, just buy it. There is so much more to a camera than a mere pixel rating, and this camera does everything right. Excellent buy on the used market - this one served me very well until I upgraded to a more advanced (and higher priced) model.

Does its job, no play or wobble, it's easier to get the lens on the adapter if you depress the release pin, but not required.

I just received my camera. I ordered it yesterday and selected one-day shipping. It arrive at 7:40 PM the next day. I opened the outer box and the first thing I noticed - the Canon box is not sealed. It seems all the components are in plastic bags, but just folded over (no seal). The screen on the back of the camera had someone's fingerprints on it. And if things couldn't get any worse - The camera is $20 less expensive than yesterday.Since I'm not convinced I received a 'new' camera, it's going back. I did not opt to purchase what appears to be either repackaged or refurbished.When I receive the new camera I can update the review.******UPDATE*******I have been informed by many that Canon does not seal their boxes. That being said...I will keep the camera. I don't have a full review yet, but I will say I am happy so far. There are a couple things I'm not happy with, and I don't think they'll be much of a surprise. The first is wifi. If the camera has wifi, why can't I just use the menu to set it up? I have four Canon cameras. This is my third point-and-shoot and I have a 70D. Each time I have to go through the install and try to make it a point to only install what is necessary I end up with all this crap software on my computer.Another complaint is with HDR. Regardless of mode, why can't HDR always be on or off with the mode I'm shooting in? It seems HDR is its own mode. What if I want to shoot HDR of a landscape, or HDR of a portrait? Am I not understanding this feature? Perhaps....

I need the optical stabilizing feature and this camera does well; however, at medium to long-range telescoping shots, the pictures are blurry even with a tripod. Oh well.

My wife took the card for her Canon camera on holiday to Croatia and took a lot of pictures so I could see what I missed (I had to work). This card size is the only one to work in a Canon A350 so I was glad I checked the specifications before I bought the card. Delivery was quick: just as well as I did not buy until the last minute.

I am very excited about this camera. Love it to pieces. It's a little strange coming off of a dslr to something like this but I adore it. I bought it because I needed an interesting light and compact point and shoot and really liked the originality of this camera. As far as the heavy weight people discuss on their reviews they are expecting because it is so small that it won't weigh anything, but Canon gave this little guy a full metal body. I am accepting of the weight, just because I know how sturdy this camera is. I have no issues with the screen only flipping 90 degrees, but then again I wasn't expecting it either. I also tried taking selfies and shot self video with no issues. So I don't really see why the screen flipping up is so important. I did use the screen for what Canon intended it for which was high, low and food photography and it was so much better than a standard non flip non swivel screen. The flash seems like a cell phone flash, but it's much more powerful and honestly much less fake looking than cell phone and camera flashes tend to be, which as I have noticed with all of my Canon cameras, seems to be a trend with their flashes. Battery life is a little short here though, but I'm just going to buy some backup batteries. I don't expect such a small camera to power an entire city over night like some people seem to. Overall VERY happy with this purchase and considering buying more for family. :)

bought this about a year ago for my son as he goes to camps etc with Scouts so didn't want to spend too much money. He absolutely loves it the only downside was that with duracell batteries in after about 30 pics the batteries just died. took it back to get an exchange and was told to try lithium batteries all though they are expensive they are well worth the money and had no problem since he takes it everywhere with him and we use it a lot on holidays. We have had some exceptional photos from it and some good video footage also would definitely recommend this sort again.

Had a few more scuffs and scratches then I was expecting but it works great and they shipped fast so that makes up for the scuffs.

After using a Canon Power-Shot A570 IS...I thought I'dlike to try a little camera from a RIVAL brand. I purchased one of the little pocket cameras thatuses a lithium-ion battery. Whew! Without warning, thelithium battery would suddenly "run out of power"...andwithout warning, would send up a sign saying, "lowbattery" ---TOO LATE! The opportunity for the phototo happen was gone. Then, I saw this camera advertised in Amazon. Read thereviews and found out that this SX160 IS used AA-batteries.HURRAH!I bought it and it hasn't quit on me! It lets me know when thebatteries are losing power, and I always have 2 spares withme...in case I need them. In other reviews you'll see variousgood points about this camera. I agree with all of them.Yet, it is most important to have a stable power source thatwarns you if it is wearing down. I had to add this one because Photography has been myhobby since my dad taught me how to take pictureswhen I was a child. Though he took portraits, I've workedmostly on composition and landscapes. It is a beauty-filledworld out here if we look for it! Happy picture-taking!

My husband lost the cap to our Cannon camera and this fits perfectly. It is easier to get on and off than the one that came with the camera and the tie ensures we won't lose it again.

It was great!! I finally got my old cannon sure shot to accept the SD card. All others kept on giving me an error prompt. It also arrived in a timely manner.

I bought this camera for my dad years ago and many photographs ago. I never imagined this camera would last as long as it has, but it is as good today as it was the day I purchased it. Price was right too.

Hello! It's been awhile since I've written a review for Amazon so definitely I wanted to let everyone know this is one of the best pocket cameras from Canon. I loved the S95 but unfortunately it has not functioned for me lately so I decided to take the jump for the S120.The S120 low light function is brilliant, I'm amazed at the night scene setting where I'm able to get a fantastic picture when there's very little light around. I'm mainly using the camera in Auto mode and it does very well for me.Pros1. Wi-Fi very handy when needing to transfer files2. Fantastic low light capability3. Compact and Lightweight fits perfectly in my pocket4. Takes pictures really quickCons1. The battery does not last very long, within 30 minutes after recording the low battery light blinks already2. The microphone is at the top, if you're recording you have to watch where you put your fingers3. There tends to be a lag when going from playback pictures back to camera mode, it could be faster!4. May be difficult for a beginner if they don't know how to function the scenes properlyOverall I'm happy with the purchase. I've made over 80 videos to this day with the camera everyday. If you're curious on the video quality I highly suggest you check out on YouTube "iAmAlexander408". You'll see all my video vlogs I made that are all mainly used from this camera.

My dad had lost the original cap and the replacement that I purchased for him was exactly the same as the original.

camera was perfect.. everything was above and beyond. service was excellent. they went out of their way to get it to me as promised and sooner than expected.

In good condition as advertised; camera only. I managed to batteries, chips, and USB attachments. Very satisfied

I LOVE this camera. I owned the G9 and G12 as well. The G9 was WONDERFUL, but died after a couple years. It was too much to repair, so I bought the G12. I didn't feel like the G12 gave the same amazing quality images.... After a year, I sold it for $300 (Canon's hold their value - that's for sure) and I bought the crazy expensive super-hyped SONY RX-100. I ignored the bad reviews for the Sony and only listened to the hype. I was so disappointed. The Sony never once gave me a great picture - not one. It had serious focussing issues at near- and mid-distance. The color was always whacked, the images were always sad. These were the same problems that other people had, and I contacted Sony three different times - hoping they would fix my lemon. Every time they would just send me instructions on how to take a photo - as if I didn't know how to do it. Anyway, I had to live with the Sony for a long time - and I basically took pictures with my iPhone for that entire time.Enough about the Sony! I am so glad to be back to Canon - and the PowerShot G-series. The G15 is great. I love the image quality, the video capabilities, and the interface. I have no problem with the stationary screen, and I really like the textured surface.

I have the original charger in storage and it is far more solid than the charger I received. The one I received is rather flimsy and plastic. Also the light does not turn to green, as the original does, to indicate the battery is fully charged, so not sure how well it works.

The batteries die within 20 minutes even with the battery saving mode. I always had to carry an arsenal of batteries and loose good shots because of it.

I don't suppose this is available any more, but it's a great case, and it fits the camera it was designed to fit perfectly, with room for spare batteries and memory cards. It was a gift, given together with a Canon A520 I believe, which is a great camera. Also not available any more.

Fotga adapter. Does not focus to infinity, likely needs to be filed down. Fine for portrait work but if you are shooting any landscapes this adapter is not for you.

I have had this camera since December 5th 2009 it was a wonderful Xmas present and I was so over the moon.
It has taken some wonderful shots of the moon, landscape and animals, I have taken it on many adventures and really love my camera.

However since 2014 it has lost pixels and the zoom has become mush slower and the response is slower too.Also the stabilizer seems to be on the fritz too.
I am really sad my camera is on the out , but it has been good up to now

Bought this to replace and slightly upgrade an old pocket digital camera. Took it to Carlsbad Caverns to try it out. WOW! Once I learned some of the settings this camera is amazing. I really like the anti-shake feature and the digital zoom is incredible. I took a picture of an airplane sitting over a quarter of a mile away and it looks like you are standing at the nose of the plane. You can even tell the colors of the pigeon standing on the tail of the plane.The batteries I use, Duracell Alkaline, will last about 200 pictures depending on flash use. I put a 64GB memory card in it and that gives over 10,000 pictures worth of storage. The 3 inch screen is nice to see the shot; you don't have to squint at a little 1.5-2 inch screen and hope everything is in focus.My ONLY complaint is that the power button should have been put somewhere else. It's right behind the shutter button and on quick shots it's easy to hit the wrong button and turn the camera off instead of taking a picture.