Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

I needed to buy new a camera after my Samsung died after 5 years or so, one of my main decsiion factors on getting a new camera finding one that does not come with battery packs, I like being able to use to recharger AA batterys. Well you will quickly find out that there are very few cameras that do not use a battery pack, and it does not matter what price range, the under $100 cameras or higher priced cameras , there are only a few.So that was one reason why I chose this camera, and based off a lot reveiws I read, it seem to be a good buy, so I went for it, and so far I like it, I have had not even a month yet, so I am still getting use to it, but it takes great pics, and video's . Like many have said, its not an action camera, it can be if you have proper lighting, and trying to take pics of a 16month that does not stand still very long can result in blurry pics, but so far, it has been well worth the money.One thing I am not liking so far is not having a battery meter on screen, or anywhere, there may be one, but I have not found it yet. And on other thing I dont like, is not being able to pause while recording video, my 5/6 year camera could, my BB 9850 lets you pause while recoding . But its still not a deal breaker, I guess if you want to shoot video, get a video camera lol.The size , well its not big, not small, its right in that middle area that might be too big to fit in pants pocket, unless you wear cargo pants( I do), or you are a female that carrys a very small purse( I am not, and dont), this might a camera that if you want to carry around, you might want to get a camera belt case, or wear pants with big pockets.Other then those little things, and dont let them put you off buying this camera, its a really decent camera.

I had to do some research for friends and family on dependable Sharp shooting pocketable cameras and had two people buy the G15. When I found myself needing to update a compact camera recently this was the unit I chose for myself. Facial recognition is also a good way toensure that multiple parties all remain in focusCompact cameras have come a very long way and in all honesty I wish the DSLRs would make more effort to have their auto-settings lean toward "all-in-focus" rather than their default low aperture and shallow depth of field.Great job Canon.

So far, I really like this camera. I have had a dozen digital cameras in the past 10 years, and this one is excellent. I got tired of carrying around a large nikon or canon digital DSLR. I think this might be the answer to that dilemma. The pictures are excellent, and the options are plentiful.

I got this camera for a present. We got it on time and delivery was very good. My brother loved the features. Very disappointing when within a month it stopped working properly. He has to turn it off every time it starts acting up, wait for about 30 minutes and turn it on again. This is unacceptable.

this is one of the best cameras i have used--takes great pictures and is easy to use. i would recomend this camera;;you will love it

I bought this camera for a trip of a lifetime: the Galapagos. The camera seemed sturdy, and test photos were sharp and well-stabilized. I looked forward to documenting my trip.On the second day of the trip I went snorkeling in shallow salt water--I went no more than 10 feet deep. The camera stopped working after perhaps 20 minutes. I thought that the battery had just given out early. But when I got back on land and opened the camera and changed to a new battery, the camera still did not work. I finally opened the door that covers the USB port and charging port, and found water inside. The camera was ruined.After I returned to the US of A and sent the camera back, Canon replaced it promptly with a refurbished one. But I do not have much use for the refurbished camera--I bought the camera for one big trip, and it failed. I did get one and a half days of pictures, most of which came out very well. But I will never get back the seven days of missed photos due to the leak.

It fits my SX20 perfectly! I really like the retaining strap. If the original lens cap had this, I would still have it!

I was a long time Canon camera fan. Purchased this camera in 2008 from Amazon and was quite happy for the first few months. The picture quality was good for the technology of the time. I would have rated it five stars when it was brand new.

The main purpose of purchasing this Canon camera was that I needed a backup camera that will take regular AA batteries, instead of one that needs recharging. The good feeling ended after a few months when it requires more frequent battery replacement. After a year, a set of brand new high power name brand battery only lasted a handful of pictures or less. In another word, it is no longer usable. I purchased a Panasonic later to replace the Canon. The Panasonic is a few years old now, and still good as new.

The Reason for a fixed display is to entice people to move up to G1X (with articulated Screen) where as G15 (now only fixed Screen). But Canon never expects that GIX would be a flop. The selling point of G1X is the overly large Sensor. But to keep the camera size not too much bigger, the Lens have to be slower & no close-up. Thinking people will buy a large Sensor, by giving up other features, was a mistake. People buy the camera to use, then they show it off. If it is not good to use, they just don't buy it. Assuming the slower G1X sales would make up by higher sales volume on G15 did not materialize because of the G15 fixed screen. And with all the competitions, it is no longer the only good choice. So what was started as a good give-and-take of features for the two cameras had turned into a nightmare for both. People don't buy G1X for the slow and non-close-up Lens and don't buy G15 for the non swing Screen.Solution: G1X - Increase the size of the camera for a faster Lens and better Closeup or reduce Sensor size to approx four-third, also for faster & better close-up Lens. G15 - swing Screen. If Canon is not reducing G1X Sensor size, then it should Increase the G15 Sensor size somewhat. G15 - has the best overall built camera with best software, so don't make dumb (backward) moves anymore. Keep on improving and it will stay on top of the competitors.

My G15 is an upgrade from the G9. Both are excellent cameras and the improvements of the G15 are sufficient to justify buying it. However, both my G9 and my G15 have gone to Canon service. The G9--out of warranty--just quit working while I was on a trip. The G15, less than a year old, has the problem with the lens extending only part way. The Canon people are very nice, but I do not like being without my camera for two or three weeks. I do not know if my cameras are the exception or if I am just unlucky. Or, does Canon have a quality control issue. That is why I gave it 4 stars. When it is working, it is a great camera.

I've been spoiled by my DSLR. This camera cannot compete with it, though I didn't expect that it would. It's just that I did expect a little more of it. I was frustrated by the lag between shots, and that the low-light shots were terrible. It was even a bit softer than my iPod in daylight. The biggest thing it does have going for it is the zoom, which could get me to places that were otherwise inaccessible.I like that it's light and compact, as well as manual settings to play with. Though, as I said, I've had my DSLR too long to go back to a point-and-shoot. This gets the job done, but that's about it.

I'm a experienced amature photographer and thought long and hard about my first digital camera, I went digital late in life. A teacher of photography in our high school taught her classes using the A590 so I had a long talk with her and asked her why she chose that particular camera to use. She had 24 A590 cameras to teach her students with. She told me that this camera was totally auto BUT it was also fully manual, and she could teach her students photography best in manual mode. That peaked my interest. Every digital camera today will take the perfect picture, but sometimes that's not what I want, I like to be creative, and I understand light & shadow. In the last 3yrs I've taken pictures of just about everything with it, under some most unusual circumstance and the A590 has never let me down, the 4x zoom is perfect but rarely used, I'm amazed at the low light photos. I prefer natural light in my photos and rarely use flash, in macro it will let you read a pennys date. The A590 will shoot in candle light, and at 8 pixels, its just right for 8x10 blow ups. The camera will let you change the 3 different lens but their so expensive their not worth it to me. There is a water proof case available for divers. My main camera is a 1975 35mm SLR FT2 Nikon Nikkormat completely manual that I've drug around the states coast to coast, its my standard that I compare all cameras to,(lens) The Cannon A590 measures up, its tough, light, and fool proof if you go auto, and small enough without being to small to hang onto. I paid $129 for mine at best buy and don't plan to ever sell it, its that good. I'm 72 yrs old, had 3 dark rooms in my travels and love photography. There are a lot of fine cameras out there, I mean really fine cameras, but the Cannon A590 power shot is one of the best and most versatile, and its affordable and back pack proof.

The layout of this camera is easy to use out of the box. I've had no problems with its functionality. The point and shoot style is great for novice photographers just trying to capture crisp picture quality.

Very good camera for the price. Above average than most without breaking the bank.

Fantastic camera. I take it every where I go. I like the fact it take pen cells battery's . makes it easy to change and you do not need to purchase those special battery's. I have had it now for three years. What more can I say then Fantastic

It's a good little point a shoot camera with a pretty good zoom. The only real problem is that it is a real battery sucker! In just 5 hours I went through 3 sets of batteries!

Such a stout performer in a small, strong package! I replaced a 6 year old S780, all that this camera features is comparable/surpasses my G12!

The camera seems great but there were no instructions included except on the Dvd which requires a computer to play. Big omission!

I bought this an an upgrade from my previous point and shoot. I love all of the various settings and the ability to control all or some of the settings as I learn to be a better photographer. The improved zoom is already making a difference for me over my previous camera. This camera allows you to use regular batteries instead of the proprietary battery required for the SX170 while giving you all of the same features. I am very pleased with the purchase!

I have had this camera for about two weeks now (including 300+ pictures during a one-week vacation). I am very pleased with the G15 and recommend it.As others have noted, the camera's case is very precisely constructed and appears to be quite rugged. The camera has a great feel in the hand, and part of this is due to the texture of the case (as well as thoughtful placement of controls).While this camera is too large for a shirt pocket, it is still considerably smaller than a SLR; it will easily fit into a jacket pocket and will fit into the front pockets of many pants (it is more or less the size of a man's wallet). (The worst picture, by far, is the one you can't take because you don't have your camera with you!)Image quality is very good. The 1.8 lens is fast and image capture is rapid (I will upload an image of a geyser - captured in one attempt).The optical viewfinder is very good for situations in which bright light is shining directly onto the digital screen.The battery life seems great - I captured around 300 images, with lots of reviewing by multiple people, on a single charge.I probably won't use all of the modes and settings possible on the G15, but still, they are nice to have (especially aperture priority).Recommended!

I think my pictures were just so-so. I left it set on the automatic setting though, and am not real knowledgeable. I did like the zoom feature on some far away sites.

Everything I expected. Canon has never disappointed me.I always look to canon products first. Buy some rechargeable batteries to go with it.

Camera is both well made and just the right size to be tucked away into your tourist clothing
Takes wonderful 'piccies' too !

This does the job well. It is a easy to use and charges up quickly. The very best battery charger in Western Europe.

I have owned the PS s90, and PS s70. The older models had a titanium body, this one is almost as hardy. the older ones also shot RAW, had manual settings, and could control the flash output *(very helpful). This does all that just as well and now it also has wifi for sending your completed photographs via internet to online sites and your computer.Highly recommended pocket-sized professional quality *(when used carefully) camera.