Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

Bought this in 2008 for daughter's Christmas gift. It was only about a hundred dollars back then. GRRREAT camera! She took hundreds of fabulous pics with it until she got an expensive smartphone. I would rather have a pic to see in a frame.

I've been an amateur photographer since the 1950s and have owned many different cameras of all types. After the digital revolution I owned a couple of digicams but lately I've had a variety of mostly Canon PowerShot point-and-shoot cameras such as the S3 IS on up to the SX 20IS. When I'm out on the street I carry a camera mainly to be ready when a UFO appears or if I'm ever a witness to a news-worthy event since some individuals who were at the right place at the right time have made a tidy sum of money with whatever they were able to videotape and some of them have gone viral mainly on YouTube.

I also try to stay in tune with the changing times and when CMOS sensors were shown to provide better results than run-of-the-mill CCDs I waited for the right time to buy a Canon PowerShot featuring a CMOS sensor. But when first introduced they were not available in the U.S. and they were pricey.

Then along came a seller on Amazon who offered a good deal on an SX1IS and I grabbed it. It seems I don't have the eye to see the difference between a CCD sensor's photos and those taken with a CMOS as I rarely use my camera but it's a good feeling to know that when and if I ever need the superiority of the sensor, I can count on its high quality coming through. I've taken a small amount of photos and some video and I was pleased as hell with the results.

Keep in mind that this camera is an awesome photographic product and you might never use all of its countless features; I know I won't. But if you are beginning in photography or are a seasoned pro and don't want to deal with the complexities of SLRs as far as having to purchase more than one lens, consider this camera as a backup or a main camera, it's worth your consideration.

Bought this camera in '05 and it has had very little use, I stored it with the batteries removed and tried to use it recently and it was completely dead, tried 2 new sets of batteries, new SD card, tried the reset Canon support told me to try, still dead, Canon offered to give me a deal on a refurbished camera but I think I'm done with Canon products, does any company make a product that lasts anymore??.

I have ordered these SD cards and will again. They work great for units my Roland Digital Recorder and my Audio and Visual Recording unit.

It fits nice and snug on my a7s. Since aperture is set by lens, there really isn't anything to adjust on the adapter. It feels nice and solid. Very happy with the build quality and price. If you have Minolta lenses, this will work perfectly!

The first one failed after about 10minutes, the supplier sent out a second one which works fine. Hopefully just had a bad one.

The cards are perfect for our old Canon Camera. It is very hard to find 2 GB cards and finding ones especially for the camera made me very happy. This camera is amazing! It takes the best photos despite its' age and I hope you will continue to offer these cards.

I'm so glad to be asked to rate this purchase because I want to sing the praises of it. I needed to replace this same model camera since I had dropped and broken the original one, bought some four years ago. I was unable to find anything similar in used condition locally (any new similar camera I checked out did not have a view finder, which I need due to my inability to see the screen in daylight.) So I did a search on line to see if this model might still be available, and this one popped up. I was nervous ordering it since I'm not one to order used items sight unseen, but I decided to take a chance. It arrived very quickly and in excellent condition. I've had it now for a couple of months and am very happy with it. It works just like the one I broke, which was exactly what I was hoping for. It takes excellent pictures of a variety of scenes. It fits into my pocket so I can have it handy, yet it's out of sight.

Received this blue Canon Powershot E1 Camera and it had a blue vertical line running down the LCD Screen. This was a gift and only blue one they had. As the gift was going to be used immediately, returning the camera was not an option, so kept it and will just have to deal with the blue line. Not a happy customer.

identical to authentic cannon charger but light doesn't change colour when battery charged so no indication if and when battery charged. possibly dangerous if battery overcharged?

I was so looking forward to using this camera on my short holiday...but it refused to work from the start. I am very surprised that a giant like Canon could allow a dud like this to go onto the market. It has shaken my confidence in their products, and I am wary of ordering again.
On the bright side, the Amazon staff were exemplary, and understood exactly how disappointing it was. They spent literally hours on the phone, to find as solution.

While this is a terrific little camera.. i had formerly used a Cannon Elph and was very pleased with it until the focus 'went' on it. This seemed like a big step up... but a few things. In discreet mode you can't use the ISO adjustment which is rather critical for my needs. That was a big disappointment to me. The manual isn't very clear and doesn't go into enough depth -also it doesn't explain the different acronyms it uses so you don't know what feature they're actually explaining.The zoom isn't as clear as i expected, still blurring at distances- although it's promoted a great deal. It maybe that i just haven't figured out all the tweaks i can use because the manual isn't that clear. But also because i need to use discreet mode for most things- but when you use the AV mode, the ISO feature is a great help!(goes through batteries like popcorn!)

Fits great and I love having the attachment cord. And, as predicted, my lost cap was found within a short time of purchasing this replacement. Gotta love Murphy's Law and all its corollaries.

Great pictures, no issues, what can I say. Bought this for $114 in 2008, still going strong. I always loved Canon cameras.

Far better than the original lens cap which I lost because it had no string with which to connect it to the camera.

I sent this back. The auto white balance was below average..most shots came out with a yellow hue to them when shot indoors with indoor light sources. Nikons handle white balance on auto much better. For a point and shoot, auto mode should be their strength, not their weakness, with manual controls being a second plus as most point and shoot buyers are going to be your average buyer looking to shoot on auto mode. I was disappointed by this camera.

I ordered this camera a week ago and it came today (free shipping). I wanted it to replace a G10 which was also a good camera, just a little beat up with wear and not working as well as it used to. Before buy this camera I bought another Canon product, the PowerShot SX500IS which I returned after 2 days (to a store) mostly because I hadn't realized it didn't have a view finder.My first (so far only) annoyance with this camera is it didn't come with a memory card at all. Perhaps it said that in the ad, I doubt it. Fortunately, I kept the one from my G10 and that fit fine. While the battery was charging I started to study the camera and was alarmed that I couldn't find the self-timer button. One of the reasons I've bought several Canons in a row is they tend to have the same location or at least the same symbol for the self-timer. However, after a short time I stumbled across the "short cut" button and without being extremely technically smart, I was able to figure out how to set my "short cut" to the self timer which is very wonderful. Sorry I don't remember what other choices there were but it was many. I'm 64, my learning curve is not as fast as it once was but I can read. There are certain kinds of things I let others do for me if they are around. But since my pets don't have thumbs, I managed to set the date, time, country, attach the camera strap by myself.I'm not sure how long the battery took to charge because I left the house for about 1 1/2 hours and it was done when I got back.I have an iMac and the photos transferred well into iPhoto. I've taken about 20 photos, some indoor, some out and so far only used the Auto mode.There was one review which said the feel of the camera was like sandpaper. I guess to some extent that is true but it doesn't seem annoying to me.

It's very basic...but ok. The quality of stills and video are also, just basic. Not a bad camera but if u are not a beginner and u can go higher, you'll be much happier with the 30.

I'll keep my review short as other have already done a great job explaining the features and technical specs of the Canon G15. I bought mine to bring on a dive trip. My previous UW camera was a Canon Powershot SD940 IS in a Canon housing which yielded excellent photos and video, but had awful battery life. I knew that the G15 could last several dives in a row on one charge, while providing the trusted Canon quality.Instead of buying the Canon branded UW housing, I went with one from MegaGear (cost a lot less, came with threads for underwater closeup lens). With this housing, two Fantasea Sharp Eye underwater closeup lenses and a Sola Dive Light (800 lumens with hand strap), I was able to take some great shots (uploaded a few as examples of what's possible). The camera performed without any glitches and I'm very happy with my purchase.I also took some photos while on land and was pleased with the quality. I didn't experience any issues with overexposure as mentioned by other reviewers. Overall, the G15 did a splendid job throughout my recent month-long trip to Kuala Lumpur (with 10 days on the side to Indonesia for my dives). I'd recommend this to anyone looking for a solid travel camera and definitely to any amateur underwater photographer wanting to get some good photos without a bulky, expensive kit.

Really good protection for my camera, however the zip tabs could be a lot stronger, both mine have broken off.
Not complaining though as I can open with ease.

Started using this camera after using beginning type digital no brainer cameras. It's a great solid feel and controls are fairly easy to understand. Manual is well written and it takes excellent pictures with it's wide field of vision as well as macro controls. The auto setting was fine for most of my shots and was very helpful to use when I had to get a shot off quickly and didn't have time to learn the proper way to take a particular shot. My only negative is that the screen resolution/definition on the back of the camera does not really give a good impression of what you actually take. The pictures come out much better then what is shown "live" on the screen when printed out or played back through a proper monitor or big screen. I would comment further, but being a neophyte enthusiast I will stop here so that I don't lead readers astray with my amateur analysis. All in all I really think it is a great step up from what I was used to using and the software provided gives a very easy way to edit all the pictures.

my first real Canon digital camera that functions with a speed and ease of use that I could rely on. Over the years the model has not changed much the quality speed accuracy and ease-of-use have stayed pretty much the same but so have the stats.

It's a little bulky for the pocket but for the zoom to comes with it is also easily held unlike most of the smaller cameras and the very handy for everyday shooting I couldn't choose to part with it all the way so I gave it to my father as an upgrade from his 4 megapixel camera I gave them a few years back.

For it every day walking around the street affordable camera I'd recommend this series of cameras this camera shot at about one photo per second are pretty much every time I hit the trigger makes it a little bit faster than some of the higher-end Canon cameras especially for the time the magnification on the zoom is perfect for it in range photography some of those super zooms are just beyond the cameras capability to keep the image stabilizer and know exactly what you're aiming at or looking for. The only thing I wish for this camera is that they had better low light sensitivity and at least six if not seven models in the series the sensitivity of the ISO has not progressed very much

I don't like to buy cables on line,,, but I got these and they work very good,,, happy I bought them.

The price for the camera was great, especially considering how great it was.I bought this canon for my trip to Rome, and it took perfect pictures.Pros:- Being able to switch out the batteries when they died- Small enough to be able to whip it out for a quick picture - not like those monster $350+ cameras- Incredible zoom. The Pope did his weekly Wednesday blessing from a window in the Vatican, he was so high and so far away, I could barley see him. So I took my camera out, zoomed in, and watched him from there. The pictures of him came out great too.- The camera did pretty well with motion shots. A lot of the time I was on top of one of those double-decker buses, and I could still take great pictures of sculptures we passed by.Cons:- did very poorly with nighttime shots / awkward lighting shots. Rome looks beautiful at night, but the camera just couldn't adjust. It has a nice manual mode, where you can adjust the shutter and aperture yourself, but I guess I just couldn't get it right. it also did poorly when I was at the vatican museum, the way the light was.hope this helps. overall a great camera