Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

Great camera if you hold it as firm as possible. It must be made to be placed on a tripod. The pictures are blurry if you don't hold it tight and don't breathe. I don't know if my husband will ever be able to take a good picture using it.. I guess he will have to use my other camera which is a Canon Power Shot SX 130. I bought this SX 160 so we will have two cameras with us when we go to Alaska this summer.

too bad they stopped making this model - easy to use and takes wonderfully defined photos. It's also a nice size -not so small you have to hold it with a couple of fingers, it fits in the hand nicely. And it uses AA batteries.

I bought it as a gift, but then I found out the person had just got a new camera, so the camera I bought is still in it's shipping box unopened. It being a camera I have no use for so I can't give it a rating.

The lens cap fits perfect on the canon powershot sx20. I thought it might be too small when it got here but if is perfect. The only thing is that there is no sensor on the camera to let me know that I have the camera lens cap on. I will have to pay attention to that.

I am using it with NEX7 and a minolta MC 50mm 1.4
Does what it is intended to do without any issues.
Attaches to the lens and camera without any problem.
Recommended!!

This was a panic buy when I discovered my charger was missing. With some trepidation I ordered this, previous "canon" batteries have been rubbish and had to be returned. This charger has been great. Took it all over india and it charged quickly and never let me down. Very pleased with the product. I would recommend.

This camera had everything I was looking for: separate date/time battery; 16x zoom; separate flash w/choice of using or not;and other features I was looking for. I like it, but that's my opinion.

This is just what I was looking for. Professional quality photos with just the push of a button! Amazing photos have come from this camera. I am far from a pro but you couldn't tell from the fantastic photos I've been able to take! Thank you Cannon for delivering once again! One great camera!!!!

These cables are exactually what I ordered. I received them right away. I would recommend these cables to anyone.
Jo

These cameras eat AA batteries for lunch... I know that, and I expected that. But... rechargeable AA batteries are easy to get and not very expensive... so I keep about 6 with me when I go on photography trips. Additionally... unlike cameras with a proprietary battery pack... if my batteries are dead... I can hit any local store for regular ones and keep shooting... something you can not do with a fancy battery pack.The zoom in incredible to say the least... and FAST. I have the Canon SX130 IS, and purchased this one for a friend... now I'm jealous! The zoom is smoother, faster, and doesn't record the noise as did the 130. The images are crisp, and the detail at 12MP is superb. I find the camera to be a good weight and size and very easy to use. Plus... there are many special effects and filters built in.It has a PROGRAM mode where you can set the exposure, manual focus, etc... so you can do things that were formally in the realm of a $400 plus camera. I'm very happy with it.I only wish it had the capability to install a filter such as a polarizing filter... so for that I gave it a 4 out of 5.

This camera works great. I took it with me overseas to keep a photo diary. I love that I have been able to take close ups of the moon (64x). The only issue is the stabilization. But I am going to try a tripod to see if this helps. Overall for the price I paid its been a good camera.

For the last five years I've been using my old faithful and very capable Konica-Minolta A200, a camera much like the Canon SX10-IS. They share the SLR-like package, most of the same features, with the K-M coming out ahead on things like f-11 instead of f-8, RAW processing (missing on the Canon), a threaded lens barrel so one has the option of using filters, and most importantly, a mechanical SLR-like focus ring.

So I've been looking around for an "upgrade," since cameras do usually get better over the years. This Canon was attractive because of Canon's reputation and of course, the 28-560 lens (as opposed to 28-200 on the K-M), and the bigger articulated monitor. But the rest of it had to shine, too, to get me to trade off the obvious benefits of the K-M.

So I became the owner of a Canon SX10-IS. OK, one more reason for the trial venture into this camera is that I also have a Canon G10, an amazing photographic instrument. What I was hoping for, seeing that they're both Canon cameras, was that the SX would embody at least a semblance of the build quality and functionality of the G10.

Not happening. I immediately took some lots of photos at various settings and they were mostly very good. But the first turn-off was that much maligned control wheel. On the G10, it is a precise control, with precise detents at every function change. Silly me, I figured that they would use the same one on the SX. On the SX, the wheel is sloppy and has no detents at all. You turn the wheel and sometimes whatever function you are working in will change values, sometimes not. But always it changes the values arbitrarily and not to what you want. A little past or a little short, but rarely right on. I do a lot of HDR work and need to take 12-15 shots on a tripod, at 1-EV intervals. Not with this thing, unless you have the patience to play around with it at each interval, working it back and forth between every two shots until finally you get close. And then if you touch it a bit to hard you will press it in (it is also the four-way controller) and change some other major setting. Enormously frustrating. I'm pretty dextrous and have had lots of experience with many cameras and I love the same feature on the G10, but I have never seen a camera control this bad. Not even on a $69 pocket camera.

If my old K-M feels like a solid camera and the G10 feels like a precision instrument, the SX feels like some kid's cheap video game controller. The various buttons are not well defined, loose in their mounts, the electric zoom is like most cheap cameras where it zooms past where you want it and you have to toggle it back and forth to get it right. The flip-out monitor does not go out far enough to make it parallel to the back of the camera, where I need it to be for a lot of my work (and it is on any other camera I've used with an articulating monitor).

Anyway, my impression of this camera during my three-days of owning is were that it is a highly overrated consumer product that is viable only to those who will give up a lot for a long telephoto lens. It didn't expect it to compare in overall quality to the more expensive G10, but I was hoping it would be close, and in an SLR-like package that is more comfortable for me to handle than the boxy little G10. They got the SLR-like package down, but that's about it. Then the newer versions, the SX20 and 30 are getting worse across-the-board reviews, with the pros claiming that Canon is indeed playing games with consumers by touting more MPs and a longer lens, but in a camera whose image quality has actually deteriorated. Shame on you, Canon, for using your fine reputation to con the masses.

Too bad. I was all excited about that long lens, too. But I'm still looking for a better camera than my little K-M A200. And no, I will never go back to dSLRs. My days of schlepping 20 pounds of gear are over!

Meets and exceeds every expectation, especially the next-day delivery.Perfect for industrial documentation photos and HD videos without the bulk of a DSLRWould recommend without hesitation

Love it! Fits my camera perfect. The best part is the string. I don't have to worry about what to do with the cover any more!

For the money of this camera I expected better. I typically use the Point and Shoot cameras and thought this would be a nice upgrade. It take okay pics - nothing fancy or great but the flash was the deal breaker. This take 2-8 seconds after each picture to "Charge The Flash" as the camera says. This feature renders it useless for me and I am returning it for a full refund and bought an Olympus instead. First Canon camera and probably going to be the last.

Works to my expectations-light weight, easy to use, great pictures for my on-line picture purposes.I don't need a big expensive camera with all sorts of bells & whistles. This does fine.

I love the size and ease of using this camera. The zoom is just enough for most photos and I have some of my best photos from using it. The reason I chose this model is it uses 4-AA batteries - I don't have to use a rechargeable battery (rechargeables have NEVER worked out for me, always failed at the wrong time)

I use it all the time, has features where you can edit your photos after taking them and easy to use, I take it everywhere and recommend buying it.

Great camera!!!! Takes beautiful pictures, very true color come across. I take most of my pictures for ebay and I have found it to be a great asset yo my business.

I've used this camera for about a month now and I am very happy with it. Pictures are very clear, color is true and it's a breeze to use. Bought a case to carry it and just enjoy the whole experience. I'm partial to Canon anyway but I researched carefully. This was highly rated and I concur.

We like this camera for the price we payed for it, specially the large zoom allows to take closeups from quite far.Odds: it consumes much energy. Must have with you a pair of spare batteries ALWAYS.The case amazon recommends to buy with this camera is quite small. Quality is good but the camera fits quite tight in it. I think amazon should have to review this recommendation. we recommend people to see a larger case.

I wish there was a view finder- impossible to see the display 0n a bright day. Regular batteries- short life. I have had this camera less than 6 mn. The exsposure button flew off after taking an exsposure and the button hit my granddaughter on the cheek. Dangerous!! Easy to use and pics are good. Fun to use with grandkids and experiment with pictures. COB

Thanks for the fast shipping! Lens cap fits perfect! Would buy this item again if needed! Now my lens cap can stay attached to my camera. Thanks again!

Nice camera. I really like it. However, if you think you're going to connect to your computer and phone wirelessly as touted, get ready to get out the manuals and settle into hours of frustration with maze-like directions and no help. First, you must sign up for Canon Image Gateway, an experience that first requires registration of your N camera, which then fails to show up under your registered products once you enlist in the Gateway program, and you have to re-register the product all over again.Once I successfully joined Canon Image Gateway, I presumed an icon would appear on the camera (like the Twitter icon that did appear) so I could at least upload pictures to their website for later download, as promised. Uh-uh. You will also find - at least I did - that the Canon N only sometimes will join your network, telling you that your password is wrong, only to tell you next time that your password is fine, even though you haven't changed it. If you think you're going to send photos to your phone, in my case an iPhone, good luck. And I don't mean that sarcastically, because luckily, I did manage to connect to my phone once or twice for a nano-second before being disconnected with no explanation, except for the message "disconnected." So far, I've never substantially connected to my phone (yes, I've downloaded their app), though I might one day. I like the camera, but right now, the advertised "connectivity" is not for the faint of heart.