Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

The Canon Power Shot S120 is a great little camera that sacrifices little in exchange for portability. I bought this for my wife to take on a European trip where my Nixon SLR would have been a pain to carry, and her smart phone wouldn't provide comparable quality of photos. Not only does this take beautiful pictures; but it also handles HD video. Transferring pictures is easy to a PC, smart phone or tablet. So she can transfer her pictures and have plenty of space for more photos or video.

I've had this for a number of years now and it is still going strong - producing amazing pictures quickly and easily. I also have a larger and more complex Canon camera but this pocket-sized one is just superb with most of the automatic settings of it's big brother.
And the batteries seem to last forever which is a real bonus. I've always taken a spare set of AA's with me but I've never had to use them.
And the flip screen on the back is such a good idea.
I can't recommend this camera highly enough

Best fitting, best protecting case for any camera ever. Quick to use, multiple strap/belt options and room spare card and batteries. Perfect.

What an amazing product. I don't think you can break this thing. It just keeps going and going and going. It takes clearer pictures than things far newer and more expensive.

My favorite feature of this camera is the zoom. It zooms past the 16x ( takes a few seconds to focus once you zoom further out) to get better pictures of further away objects. I took a picture of the moon with the zoom all the way out and got incredible shots. You can see all the craters and the glow on the moon. Truly beautiful pictures for being an ordinary camera. I recommend this camera to everyone!!!!

My last camera was a Canon PowerShot A720IS and it did me well for 3 years. Actually each time I have upgraded over the years I always benefiting from some real technological advances which made my photography more fun. That was until I bought this awful camera!

I am actually surprised so many people have reviewed it so positively so I wonder if I was just unlucky but as I had a comparison I can only say I was deeply shocked at just how badly it performed compared to my A720IS (which was bought for a similar price).

It is one thing to lose the viewfinder - I knew and accepted that when I bought it - but this camera struggles on SO many levels. Here are the ones I found most frustrating:

- It takes an age to charge the flash even when using NEW premium Lithium AA batteries (unlike the A720IS the flash was never ready - you always get this delay first use);

- Worse still when on fully AUTOMATIC settings it often struggles to focus when taking pictures of CDs on my bed for my eBay listings (something I did frequently with ease using the A720IS and all previous cameras I owned). Further more when out and about I find it in general does not focus as well - so often you have to press the shutter for a 2nd or 3rd time to get the object you want crystal clear;

- Furthermore it so often wrongly indicates a flash is not required on low light situations when so clearly you need it. Often this is most apparent when you are photographing an object or something with a lot of white in it/pale in colour (again never an issue with the A720IS).

All of the scenarios I encountered made it impossible for me to keep this camera so I re-sold it at a loss. I honestly feel I wasted my money here with this model. I am not saying all Canon's are bad as I have for years respected the brand. But this model killed my creative spirit and made me very unhappy as it just did not perform well enough for a £100+ camera. If it had been £50 I may have overlooked these failings but NOT at the price I paid!

On a happier note I have since bought a Nikon D5100 Digital SLR Camera (18-55mm VR Lens Kit) and you know something I feel like I have died and gone to heaven. As much as I still have a need for a pocket automatic once you get you first SLR my god you never look back. Some of the amazing shots I have taken with this baby coupled with the speed and performance just blows me away each time I take it out.

That's my point really photography is about being creative and enjoying the whole experience so it should never have these limitations which hold you back from focusing on why you are trying to take a photo in the first place. Bad job Canon - you can do better than the SX150!

Got my hands on an old camera and couldn't find memory cards that worked for it. These worked perfectly!

This camera met or exceeded my expectations. I chose it because I had an older Canon Power Shot that I really liked AND because this camera uses two AA batteries. Also, the batteries last a very long time. It is pocket sized, not bulky, and can easily fit into any purse. I recommend this camera for anyone: those who just want to take pictures for a pastime or for the real camera buffs who don't want to tote their larger cameras to sporting events, etc. It is simple to operate and has a large 3-inch view screen. The pictures are great.

Received batteries in original sealed packaging.
Specifically what was requested at a more competitive price..
Exact replacement for the original batteries that came with my camera.
Restored 'like new' operations and reliability to my Canon Power Shot.
Absolutely would consider additional items offered via this retailer.

Perfect in every way. I wish I would have replaced my SX10IS cap sooner. Better quality than what it came with.

I bought this "like new" camera because I had owned one of the same model for five years and really liked it. I was buying this one for my cousin and couldn't find a current model with similar reviews. The camera worked as expected and I have sent it off to my cousin.

This product does not work on any of my three batteries. Refund requested but no response from seller. Useless, product does not do what it is sold to do. Customer service appalling. Save your money.

I am not a photographer, but even an inexperienced user like me was able to take wonderful pictures with this camera. We bought it for a long trip to Alaska and it did not disappoint us. We have over 1000 beautiful clear pictures to remember our trip with thanks to this camera.

I use Amazon for most of my purchases and update my reviews if anything changes with the products. I do this so other Amazon users can get a real feel for the life of the product. You can look at my review which will be close to my purchase date and tell how the product is doing as time passes. I am not associated with any company and all opinions are my very own.

I first noticed this camera in Sam's Club for $149.00. I looked it up on Amazon and it was available for a lot less. I read the reviews and determined it was the camera for me. I needed to replace my 3 megapix Olympic camera which I've had for many years and for which I paid over $200.00. This one has 16 megapix and a 16X optical zoom. It uses two AA batteries as opposed to the successor the SX-170 which uses a custom rechargeable battery. It also serves as a camcorder with stereo audio inputs(I needed to replace my obsolete camcorder as well). I've only had it a month but plan to use it extensively this summer. The test pictures I took came out great. I'd recommend it to anybody who needs a new camera.

There are many reviews for this product already, so I will stick with my main complaint, which is battery life. I only wish to use electronic devices that are compatible with rechargeable batteries. This Canon does not even register rechargeables! The message is "Change the batteries." Even when using extra fresh, package-just-opened-expiration-date-2017 name brand batteries, the camera only registers at LOW BATTERY. I get maybe 3 pics and then it powers off, and using the ZOOM feature uses such a ridiculous amount of power that it alone will power off the cam. In between shots, I have to turn off the camera altogether in order for the cam have any power for the next shot. Ridiculous.

'Can't remember when I purchased this camera, but it has given excellent service for a few years . . . literally hundreds of video clips and thousands of still pictures. I carry it with me to the work site (I'm building a rather large house, and keep a continuing record of the progress), and have it handy in my briefcase in most of my travels. I have stayed with Canon for decades, and consider them the best available, from these small portable cameras, to the very large semi-professional video cameras, almost always buying the "bleeding cutting edge" units, One great Canon feature is the "mechanical optical" stabilization systems employed, that really works without forfeiting pixel count in the process. This camera was a real bargain, and shows no signs of getting old. It's also a great way to copy documents and small labels with the macro feature.

First off I am a huge canon fan and collector of cameras. I use a G 12 for my pocket camera, which is pocketable, but this thing grabbed my attention for its size. I ordered this camera hoping to be able to take better pictures in low light than my IPhone, which suffers when the subject is even moving slowly. This camera falls way short for the price. Indoors, it adjusts the ISO way too high for a decent looking picture while in auto. While in P it adjusts the shutter way too slow with a lower ISO. Is it better than my phone? nope. There is a total lack of control to try to accomplish a decent shot in a tough situation. Sorry, but this is where film still is a much more economically viable solution if you know what you are doing and actually care about your shots. To each their own, but to me, film grain looks better than digital noise. I was not looking for the moon, but I was hoping for better pictures out of this camera for the price. Save your money and time by just using your phone for shots that you want to post up quickly and look at other options for cameras you want to use when you care about taking a bad shot. I can tell you though, this camera does not function in lower light levels that most cameras I have used would. The flash is very weak as well. This camera would be saved in my opinion by the ability to select scene modes instead of only having the camera do it for you. It does not though... Hate to say it, but this camera is a gimick and I fell for it. There are better point and shoots that give you more features for actually taking the shot and at a third of the price.

This is the second PowerShot we have owned. the first one was still a great camera, but I wanted a camera with some updated features and a few more available megapixels. This one also has a 16x zoom which is a great thing to have. Oh, and it uses AA batts which are available anywhere. No expensive spare batteries or chargers to carry around. If it goes dead, throw a couple of new batts in it. It has a solid feel, and yes, it takes great pictures. the colors seem natural and balanced, and the exposures seem to be center weighted, with a dose of "fuzzy logic" thrown in. I have to try to trick it into a bad exposure or an autofocus problem. Just point and shoot and you'll be fine. It can be run full auto, or you can use shutter or aperture priority. Dont forget the HD video which is only limited by how big a card you put in it.It does tend to suck batteries, so keep an extra set or two handy. The flash is not automatic on this model, which I didnt like at first. But not having the flash charge every time you turn the camera on definitely makes this one suck batteries less than our old one.I'm very happy with the PowerShot....again.

The pictures I have been taking are somewhat grainy. After I take the pic and see it, the word busy shows up on the bottom most times. I'm sure I have some sort of setting wrong, but just wanted it to take very clear pictures. Can anyone tell me what may be wrong with this. I might have to send back? Any other recommendations for a beautiful picture camera, that is very easy to use? Would so appreciate some feedback.

I am not a camera expert but I want nice pictures and videos. I have a Canon T3i DLSR and a Vixeo G20 video camera but wanted something smaller to use everyday. This camera is small and takes excellent photos and video. Very happy with it. Pricey though.

Now that I have had this camera for about 3 months, I can truthfully say, it is the best camera I ever owned. I have had some cameras that I have taken good pictures with, but never a camera that I get consistently good pictures ever time. For the person that is not a professional, but wants a professional picture, this is the camera for you. I take pictures of the grand-kids birthdays, football games, cheering, soccer, swimming. You name it, if it involves my family, I take pictures. The video with this camera is even better than my dedicated video camera. It took a few weeks for the learning curve on this camera, but worth every minute I spent with it. The G15 takes wonderful pictures out doors, and the indoor shots are better than most. The color reproduction with the flash can get a little off, but with a good photo program, you can compensate for this. Would I recommend this camera to friends, Yes ! and I already have.

I was shopping around for an upgrade for my older Canon Powershot 580. My main need was taking decent photos of my jewelry for Etsy, so I needed a good upclose in natural light. I was looking at the SX170 and read a review that said this was essentially the same thing with a few minor differences. I didn't need it for action shots so I took a chance on this, half the price and does what I need perfectly, I haven't really tried it much for anything else but I'm very happy with it.

It seems absolutely fine for a second hand camera. Had to buy a memory card before I could use it, and the rechargeable batteries seem a bit tired, but I've no complaints for what I paid. Maybe there's a major fault I haven't discovered yet, but I hope not!

Mind you, I didn't pay £330, or even £229.99, prices I notice some suppliers are demanding for used examples. My 5 star rating takes account of Neil Bailey's very fair price - I wouldn't even consider paying hundreds of pounds for a used camera, so don't use my rating to justify buying either of the ones offered above!

November 2013:

Having used the camera for 5 months, I just have to observe that it's astoundingly good. Point and shoot pictures come out far better than you have any right to expect, even when you give the camera no time to adjust to conditions. I appreciate that it's no longer available to buy new, but I felt I should update my earlier comment of 'absolutely fine' to 'quite superb'. It's the best camera I've ever owned, and by a huge margin!

I'm also guilty of damning Neil Bailey (the man who sold me the camera second-hand) with faint praise. He was totally honest about the camera, sold it to me at a very reasonable price, and packaged it really well for delivery. If he offers anything else for sale, I can assure any prospective purchaser that, in my experience, he warrants a full five stars!

I bought this for my Canon SX200 because I needed a lens cap that I could keep track of. I can't understand why Canon doesn't include a strap on it's lens cap to begin with. This works much better than the cord you buy that has an adhesive attachment. Eventually the adhesive fails.