Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

arrived a day late, Christmas mail,ready to go out of the box but needs a memory card.have been shooting all over christmas still working on supplied battery's.haven't needed flash yet brilliant photos on point and press

I actually bought this for my 4 year old grandson and I enjoyed using it myself. My grandson loves picture taking and is quickly learning how to use the basics of this camera. His father will help him with the more advanced features.

Love the camera. I have not read through all of the very large manual which is not included. There are so many options but even in full auto mode the pictures are clear and sharp. This camera has a great zoom and is very small and easy to carry around in your pocket.

SIze it is bigger than I want. There is a pause before the flash . I like the feature to put the pictures on my computer,!!!

Worked great for 2-3 years. Image quality was good, low noise at higher ISO settings and adequate zoom for a pocket sized camera. I liked that it used AA batteries, though some may find that a negative aspect.

I bought this for my wife for Christmas and she absolutely loves the camera. It is simple enough to operate yet it has enough gadgets to keep her happy. It takes wonderful pictures. Thank you

It was going to be a Christmas gift, but I had to purchase another one because this one was no good.
Bad purchase.

This camera has an optical view finder which helps in bright sun when the digital screen display is hard to see. Excellent exposures in all kinds of light. Easy to use. Great pictures on auto settings. Many manual settings for experienced photographers. Durable, solid feel. Uses 2 AA batteries for convenience. Used frequently for at least 5+ years.

i rec'd the camera in plenty of time, so i was satisfied with the delivery. but the camera is too slow, specially when you try to use the flash, there is a few seconds of hesitation, it will tell you it is trying to use the flash. so, if you are buying this for a kid, then it is ok to do so,, its not complicated to use. i am surprise that Canon products arent as good as they used to. i guess you cant rely on the name anymore.

Have had this camera for a while. Takes good pictures, has many good features, easy to learn, light weight, easy to carry in pocket or purse.

But... two major problems. It takes a while to recharge after taking a few shots, especially if using flash; and there is a problem with battery contacts. After using it for a while it begins to eat batteries... quickly. I read that the problem is with the contact. So I carefully lifted the contacts at the bottom with a metal tooth pick, and voila - problem solved. But be very careful when you lift up those contacts, maybe 1mm, or they will likely break. But this is a good solution for the batteries problem.

The camera is good, im surprise with the zoom that is amazing.. but the thing that i dont like is that the camera is with batteries AAA and they are done really quick...

I have a Canon 5D, which is much bigger and heavier. This camera operates in a similar way; familiar controls; Canon high quality. It is small, however, and even in my small hands it feels a bit cramped. Also, because of it's size I was lulled into thinking I could throw it in my backpack and not worry. Two weeks after I got it, I dropped my backpack on the sidewalk, and it must have landed with the camera down. It dented the lens ring and damaged two of the buttons, making them inoperable; Back to Canon for a costly repair. Now I wouldn't buy this camera without a protective case - which I quickly got. I would recommend the camera since it does make very good images, but I would advise treating it carefully. It's not the toy it sometimes feels like.

Everything about the camera is amazing, and I love and will be using it for a long while. I would totally reccomend it

I found the picture quality to be excellent with this camera. However, one problem that I have experienced with this camera and other point and shoot camera's (two other Canon's and one Panasonic), is that the lens cover sticks and does not open or close completely. I had this camera only two weeks, shot about 300 pictures and then the lens cover would not close completely. That one issue has me turned off on point and shoot cameras. Tired of spending upwards of $500 and having this be a repeat issue. Very disappointed because I really loved the camera. Canon and other manufacturers need to CLEAN UP THEIR ACT. Three other friends of mine have had similar issues. I would have rated this a 5 star and I had hoped I would be able to pack this camera with me instead of always taking my DSLR. On a positive note, Amazon and the dealer, Camera Stop took care of the problem and refunded my money. Now trying to decide what to do next?

This is the easiest to use camera I have ever had. It is just point and shoot, or you can set it for numerous settings-indoor, night time, outdoor, children and pets, and more! One of my favorites!

Set on focus manual mode or else the movie will go blrry with the slightest movement of subject. Cannon on line help site got me this answer.

EASY TO HOLD, CONTROLS ARE HANDY. MISS THE OLD VIEW FINDER, FIRST CAMERA I HAVE THAT DIDN'T HAVE ONE. LIKE HAVING AA BATTERIES IN CAMERA. INEXPENSIVE, AVAILABLE EVERYWHERE.

I bought this as a gift for my daughter before she went on a trip. She loved it, and immediately started taking some great photos with it. It is extremely versatile. Hard to imagine that so much can be packed into such a small package.

This is the handiest inexpensive camera we have yet found! My wife loves the fact that it is 16.0 MP and the photos are amazingly sharp. We are both happy that it has many of the capabilities of the more expensive SLRs on the market. My wife is currently learning to use the changes in the aperture and speed settings to get the exact qualities she wants in her photos.

For some reason this camera has a higher star rating then it deserves. It burns through batteries, takes poor pictures and if you want to catch a quick and unexpected shot, forget it. I was very disappointed by this Canon product.

II had this camera and use it for underwater photography, I unfortunately flooded it and needed to replace it. So I knew what I wanted when I ordered it. I am very happy. If you like to do maunal setting this camera will let you do that.

I'm a professional photographer, and I use this daily for portraits. I actually use this instead of my pro Nikon slrs since my back and neck injury for my personal work. The resolution is very high for a point and shoot and the RAW files can handle photoshop manipulation. I actually shoot the camera with my dynalites and use soft boxes and umbrellas with the pocket wizard. Most point and shoots would not handle the ability to be compatible with strobes.Overall a great camera for the size. Critisms are A. Even though it saws it handles TTL flash, I don't think it's successful. There are no TTL modes. On camera flash looks very flashy B. Aperture only goes as large as f8 C. Also this is an updated version of the G9, but they removed the manual focusing ring. D. Canon Raws as opposed to Nikons are not compatible with a lot of Adobe software. I had to buy the newest version of Lightroom to see the RAWS to manipulate in Photoshop. The files are also not compatible with the CS5 version.

When I was getting this camera, I was debating between 1) Canon G15, 2) Sony RX100, 3) Panasonic Lumix LX7 and 4) Canon S110 and in the end I settled on the G15. I want a solid P&S camera that is very easy to use (I plan to use in auto mode like 95% of the time). As a prudent buyer, I dutifully did some online research and arrived at this conclusion: if budget is not a consideration, the best camera is Sony RX100; for budget conscious, Lumix LX7 seems the best choice. I honestly think all of these cameras are good and since I have a bias towards Canon and I have some hands on experience with the G11 which is amazing, I decided on the G15. That said, I think if I were to pick again, I may choose the Sony RX100 for the smaller form factor. G15 is not really pocket size. So far, based on the 600+ pictures I took on my recent trip, I am satisfied with the performance (shooting speed, image quality) of this camera.

the charger does what it is designed to do and is an excellent buy, what else can you say about a battery charger :-)