Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

I loved my Canon SD780 right up until it fell and broke while we were on vacation. I'm a fan of Ken Rockwell's blog and bought a Canon S100 based on his recommendation. While it's a great camera it is no where near as pocketable as my SD780 was. I've since been patiently waiting for a suitably small replacement. I saw an ad for the PowerShot N, read the reviews on Amazon and bought one same day. Upon opening the box, I was surprised and disappointed to see that the PowerShot N is about the same size as the S100 I was hoping it would replace. I'm sure it takes great pictures but I'm sending it back instead of bothering to find out. The Canon S100 already takes great pictures and I see no point in replacing it with another camera of the same size. The PowerShot N also feels slightly heavier than the S100. My ideal camera is one that I'll forget is even in my pocket.Just because it's not for me, that doesn't mean it isn't a wonderful camera. It's much smaller than any DSLR, "pro-am" or "serious" camera which means you're more likely to have it with you and use it. The body feels like tough metal construction. I like everything about it except it's "averge" compact camera size. I'm sure the tiny camera I'm looking for will not take as good a picture as the PowerShot N but it will get the shot because it will be in my pocket when I need it.

This camera does not have an eyehole, you must use the view screen. In bright sunlight and some other light conditions it is impossible to see anything in the view screen. I have an older Canon A540 in which the batteries last for hundreds of pictures. This SX160 uses batteries at an unbelievable rate, sometimes I only got 50 to 75 pictures from one set of batteries. Picture quality is excellent. I bought this camera for the 16X zoom lens and was very pleased with its performance. If this camera had an eyehole to sight through and the view screen could be turned off to save power I would have given it 5 stars. When the camera is first turned on the option to enter a date, time and time zone is present. The camera would only remember this entry until it was turned off. When restarted it had to be reentered. In order to have camera remember the info it must be entered by going through the menu.

Have had this camera for a while now and love it. Has traveled well and shoots in a variety of conditions. Having to use AA batteries helps with traveling as you can always get new ones everywhere if needed as opposed to be somewhere to charge it. Is a bit larger because and its versatile zoom lens. Photo quality is terrific too!

I bought this to fit a few old Minolta lenses to my Sony NEX-5N and, after about a month of use, it has yet to let me down. The alignment dots on the front and back sides work well, and the release pin has some nice spring to it. This adapter seems like it is well built and I hope it lasts as long as I expect.

I bought this camera and I had taken an excellent pics. Like a professional. I love my camera,I highly recommend it.

I received this item as a Christmas gift as my previous digital camera (Samsung NV100 HD) which I have had for years had sadly been dropped a few too many times and so had become faulty. An interest of mine is photography, and my Samsung was a brilliant all-rounder digital camera for this and even got me through a Photography course with top marks! However I was recommended Canon as they were also deemed to be good "all-rounders"

Having used this camera for a good two months I have found the following:

PROS:
- Excellent zoom quality
- Easy to use
- Comfortable to hold when shooting
- Picture quality can be good when shooting inside (provided flash is used, otherwise blurry)
- I find using the flash generates high-quality pictures
- Landscape pictures come out good quality
- Nice looking camera
- Cheap price

CONS:
- When not using flash, even in outside/well lit environment picture quality is not good
- Manual flash (Can be seen as pro or con depending on preference)
- Macro (close-up) mode is awful. Have taken better close up pictures with the camera on my old mobile phone!
- Flash has to charge before and after use which can be time-consuming
- Never had a camera with such high battery usage (I use re-chargeable specially designed camera batteries, have tried alternate batteries thinking mine were just getting old but then realised it was the camera at fault)
- Unreliable picture quality

Sadly this is not the camera for me and I am hoping to upgrade soon. Depending on preference/use I'm sure this would be perfect camera for some people but for just not for me.

I thought this camera was pretty good for the price. However I seem to be making up the price difference in buying batteries. I took this on vacation and I had to put new batteries in 1-3 times a day!!!! Seems a bit much. As soon as I start recording a video the low battery icon starts flashing. Not very reassuring. And yes it does take quite a while to get the flash going. I've had to ask people to wait...wait...wait for it....almost ready and the moment is long gone when the flash finally goes off.The picture quality and zoom capability is good. There are picture filters on the camera but not explained in the instruction booklet.I think Canon has been around long enough that I expected better from them.

I am a long time lover of canon products and wanted one to replace my old one from the same s-line because the mechanics had started to fade. I picked this model because I wanted something with replaceable batteries, having never gotten the hang of the rechargable ones. I like to travel and can buy AA's anywhere in a pinch, but if my charge dies and I miss a day of picture taking I'd be a very, very sad person.I've had this model for about a month and it has been acceptable. I know it's on the lower end of the price range, but I feel like the quality has gone down from the previous model to the current one. In low light, it really doesn't preform as well as I had expected. I'm also a person who likes to tinker, and I feel like this one has less settings and options than previous versions. The focus also has additional features that require a steep learning curve. I like the camera, it works for now, but I'm not in love like I have been in the past. It works for now, but I'm all ready itching to find a model that better fits my needs.

Received this as an Valentines/Anniversary gift from my boyfriend and lets just say I have not been able to put this camera down. Was skeptical of the photo quality due to the cameras small size, but the results have blown me away and not to mention it's a eye-catcher. Being a girl that's always on the go, the cameras size makes it super easy to throw into a clutch or purse without the weight down that comes with other cameras.

Easy to use, easy to maneuver, and produces excellent photographs!! I have used it several times on family outings and for personal use to create my own art materials and I am very pleased!

I considered getting a DSLR but I wanted something portable and more point and shoot. The quality of images from this camera are great, the features astounding and I am more than pleased with this purchase.

THIS IS THE OFFICIAL CASE FOR CANON CAMERAS FROM CANON; FITS LIKE A GLOVE, AND HARD WEARING, AND GOOD PROTECTION WHEN OUT AND ABOUT ON THE HILLS BUT ONE FOR YOUR CANON CAMERA IF IT IS FOR YOUR MODEL!!!!!

My lenses wont lock into place after the first day of use. I have to manually lock them inside the adapter

Just got this and its seems great so far. Got this as an Xmas gift for the wife. Typical excellent Canon, I've had two other Canons before. One thing that you might want to note is that it does not come with a memory card. I had several laying around, so no problem for me. But you will need to pick one up if this is intended as an Xmas gift. Your recipient won't be able to do a thing without a memory card. I read a lot of the reviews and didn't see this mentioned by anyone. The image of the items in the box don't show one, so I just overlooked the fact, but. every digital I've bought before came with at least a low byte memory card.

Arrived on time, but I haven't used it yet. Taking it on my oversea trip in 2 weeks. However, I like the feel and smallness of he camera.

The Canon SX150 is a really great camera. I'm not away of any other camera that comes close to it for value for money and in red looks even more cool. Built like a brick and I've dropped it and still works fine. It's not a pocket camera like the SX200 series it is a hunk of a camera, but I don't mind that. You can however still get it in decent size jean pocket and definitely jacket pocket, it's not huge like a bridge or DSLR.
I shoot night shots and macro mostly and this does the job brilliantly, due to the manual modes it has. Also a great lens to go on the front of it is the LittleBigShot which gives it DSLR performance for macro shots.
So saying all that why only 4 stars and not the max. I have to drop a star because of it's slow, almost non existent continuous mode, it really is terrible, even for a compact camera. I also have the SX220, cameras are my thing and the 220 blows it out of the water as regards speed. However if shootings wildlife and more static subjects is your thing this is a top camera it really is. These are some of the shots I've got with it [...]

Pros:
Manual mode PASM Modes
12 x Zoom enough for most situations
Nice in the hand
Good build
I actually like the look of it
Design
You can use CHDK Canon Powershot Hack with it, which is fantastic on this camera believe me
Great for night and macro shots
All rounder

Cons
Slow

This was my first-string from mid-2008 until mid-2011 when it suffered its untimely demise in the Atlantic Ocean. At the time that I drowned it it was still working perfectly. Loved this camera. So comfortable, so easy, so substantial-feeling for such a little thing (or little at the time, anyway). Great battery life with those special Energizer AAs made for electronics. I never had any issues like some other reviews have mentioned. Picture quality was great in general, and particularly so for its size and ease of use. I don't remember having any complaints about this camera.

After nearly a year of making do without the 590, I finally decided on replacement camera. I chose a Canon SX40IS (which I love) for my 'big' camera, and recently picked up a Canon A3300IS as my new go-anywhere camera. The A3300 I do not love. In fact, I went back to the store and bought a Panasonic FH25 for a side-by-side comparison. I generally like the Panasonic and, as is to be expected, its fancy features are much improved over the A590IS. (Oh, and it's purple!) But in comparing pictures at 100% resolution, I see very little difference between my supposed 16MP Panasonic and my 8MP 590IS. The A3300IS (also a supposed 16MP) is even less impressive than the Panasonic. I know it's not all about the megapixels but for a jump from 8 to 16, I really expected better - especially from another PowerShot. For the $150-ish price point, I'm not sure the newer Canon point-and-shoots really have anything on the 590 other than fancy features of dubious photographic value. Photo-quality seems to be equal, if not less than the 590.

After spending an evening hemming and hawing and deciding which (if either) camera to keep, I decided on the Panasonic. Those neat little features may be largely useless but once I'd seen that I could have them in both my 'big' camera and my P&S, they were hard to resist. (And did I mention that it's purple?) But I also hopped on Ebay and picked up a used 590IS 'just in case'. There are some trips that simply must result in memories preserved 'on film' and you don't want to be caught with a camera glitch, or stuck with proprietary batteries you can't charge or replace at a moment's notice. The 590IS will mostly be for my daughter's use, as she's developing an interest in photography, but I also plan to make sure she brings it along whenever we set off on one of those 'not to be missed' trips. The bottom line for me is that there are certainly some neat little cameras that have come out in the last few years and I'm enjoying the new features that they offer. But if I'm creating memories that I absolutely must document in pictures, it's hard to beat the comfort and security of having this little camera in my bag, even if it's alongside two others.

I hate buying cameras. Seems like I spend the most time researching cameras and can never come up with the perfect camera for what I want for the price I want to pay.This is a great little camera. If there's anything negative, it's how long it takes before I can take the next picture. My other digital camera took a little while, but this one is slow. There is an option where you can take a lot of pictures in a row but I haven't tried that except when I first read the directions. I will give that a try.I bought this to replace our camera when we lost the case and charger. This one uses AA batteries. So far the battery life doesn't seem too bad on regular AA batteries. I carry two sets in the case. I bought it to use on our second Yellowstone trip this year and it was great. Batteries lasted for the whole 7 days trip. It took some really nice movies and pictures.I'm happy with the camera and hope I can go several years before I have to research another camera online!

Very good resolution it is all that you need if you need take pictures under water with very good quality. 5x optical zoom its enough if you want to take a pictures making snorkel. Strong design to supports falls or knockings. The camera comes with a internal GPS in order to take geo-refered pictures its a very cool feature.

Worked great all around Paris. Enjoyed using special effects. Still having issues with volume on video. Nickel cad. Batteries a must!

I bought this at least three years ago, and it still works! I am not nice with the cameras, either. I was in real estate, so this camera would sit at the bottom of my purse, get dinged up. Its all scuffed up, but still works great. I can't tell you how many memory cards I have gone through with this thing...that's how much I use it. With work, I probably would take about 50-100 pictures/ week for the first two years I owned it. Great!!

A very good value camera that meets my needs. Unfortunately it's not very robust and dropping it once onto a carpet floor seems to have affected the zoom.

I bought this for a family vacation. we love it. very powerful easy use camera. good quality and not heavy.

For a point and shoot, it doesn't have a lot of good effects.I like the big LCD, and the fact that it kind of looks like an SLR.It has manual functions like shutter time and others.But honestly the images come out kind of grainy and it's hard to lock on with macro.If I had to buy this camera again, I'd pick something else.