Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

The best combination between a Reflex and a portable. I had the G10 and this is smaller and better. Recomended.

I bought this for my daughter. The lens is f1.8 at wide and is powerful enough to capture decent pics without needing a flash. There is a manual setting that will help her learn some of the more complex techniques. A great camera from Canon, the battery seems to go on forever on a full charge. Very happy with the purchase!

I recommend it for "serious" amateurs. The instructions didn't match the G-15 though which caused a few learning problems. I used to use the S-95 and would lose a lot of snaps for poor quality, but very few are wasted with this unit.

Camera was everything we expected. I have not really used it much but going through the camera features and operations, I expect it to be perfect for our needs.

Very impressed by 16 megapixels and x 32 lens. Pictures are clear and beautiful. Drawbacks: a little heavier than the average point and shoot you have to manually open the flash, and no matter how many times I have set time, date, etc, it keeps showing up every time I turn the camera on.

Just purchased this camera and was surprised to see the amount of battery power it uses even when not using the flash. I went through 6 batteries for a 70 minute long concert. Not good at taking action photos in low light many came out blurry. I loved my old PowerShot which I used for 6 years. This one I can't wait to replace it after just a few days of owning it.

Excellent product and gives a excellent quality recharge. When using this charger you just know that you will get maximum usage from your Camera

Would be much better if the instructions contained on the disccame in hardcopy so one could carry it on trips to consult withwhen questions arise!

shipping price and good service, the camera easy to handle for its purpose it works great, the only drawback of this camera is that it uses AA battery and duration are not good

I fell in love with this camera the second it came out of the Box. I'm an advanced amateur photographer and was looking for something to replace the DSLR while on business trips - usually the times where you kick yourself for not having a good camera with you. I bought this after trying Fujifilm X-E1 which I still have, but cannot fit in my laptop case. This camera is with me pretty much whenever I'm out of the house, shoots, RAW, all the settings I need are there and feels great in hand. I added a Transcend wireless card to it, which made it a really good Pro gear.

This card did exactly what it was supposed to do, very pleased with the item and the service. Highly recommended.

camera is differnt from d10 (which i loved). menu navigation to delete, set up timer shots, etc is harder to do than the d10. shape of camera is easier to carry because of slim profile. sad that only one port was set up for wrist string. bigger screen helps but flash only allows for auto or no flash (miss the manual override). overall good camera for water/shock/outdoor activities.

The camera took decent pictures, but it has a major design flaw: the battery door gets stuck, and when forced open, eventually the entire camera just stops working. It happened to me less than a year after buying the camera, sadly, and by doing some research I discovered that it is a fairly common problem with these types of cameras. SO DON'T BUY THEM. Also, Canon no longer offers repair services for this type of camera, so there's that, too.

Bought it because it appeared to be a lot of camera for the money. However, I was somewhat disappointed by its performance. My main complaint is that it takes a very long time to recover between pictures - especially when using the flash - you'll miss a lot of good shots waiting for it to reload - and it gobbles up AA batteries. In addition, the zoom control is way too extreme - it's either fully engaged or not - makes it very difficult to zoom in or out just a little more or less - so after 30 seconds of trying to get it to stop in the right spot you finally just give up and take the picture wherever it stopped last - frustrating. In reality, you don't really need this much zoom in a little camera like this - you'll see what I mean if you buy it. However, it does take a nice picture and the wide-angle lens makes a huge difference - no problem getting entire rooms or landscapes in the picture. And one last thing - it's really not a "pocket" camera - it is small - but not that small.

The powerShot N is a tiny little camera, perfect to carry along in your pocket.It has a great zoom for its size and takes very good photographs.The flash isn't too powerful zo night pictures, even close up portraits came out a little dark.There maybe solutions to this but I have unfortunatley not had the time to check them out as I dropped it in the water.It doesn't float and it isn't waterproof (I knew this...) and it went straight to the bottom of the Caribbean sea.I bought a Powershot 270 SX270 instead.

One of our sons, who is an amateur photographer, recommended this camera for our level of expertise. He was right on. It is easy to use, takes terrific photos, and has been all we were looking for. Light enough to carry all over, good in high levels and low levels of light, focuses well in automatic but not too complicated to use with personal settings.

This camera has a very good picture quality and a great zoom. I bought this after taking my SX120 to the beach and getting it full of sand, and it is great! Very happy with my purchase. Plus it's much more advanced than the 120 and cost $50 less than I paid for the 120 several years ago.

Took it to Machu Picchu for our 120km trek through the Peruvian Andes. Great camera, great pics. Unfortunately, I dropped it while in a soft case and it fell right on the lens and bent the lens protector iris. It was still usable if I manually pushed the iris open. When we got back, I sent it back to Canon and they sent me a new one...free. Our Peruvian guide liked it so much and he had no camera, so when we got back. I bought him one and sent it to Peru.

I just didn't feel that Canon lived up to it's name. This is probably better suited to preteens. The only thing missing is a Hello Kitty Sticker...

I like this camera for a number of reasons. It's light weight, the pictures are crisp, and color is great. Considering I started out using digital cameras when they had a floppy disk, today's digital cameras are awesome. Cons, it takes a long time (30 sec.) to charge the flash in between pictures. Now, maybe I need to learn how to use the flash in a more efficient manner?? Even for this annoyance, the pictures I take in the slightly dark school gym with this camera defiantly come out better than with any other camera.Price was good as well. And, it works on zoom-in mode better than any other I've used--no fuzziness.So I just need to be patient or learn how to use the flash better.

I can better evaluate the batteries after the trip to see how they recharge & store charges. The last pair of Lenmark batteries were 50-50 with one incapable of holding a charge for longer than a day or 50 pic's. Hopefully they have improved their technology.

This lens cap is far better than the one that was provided by Canon.
The one from Canon easily fell off.
This one stays firmly attached to the camera lens.
With the lanyard attached to the camera strap, this one will not be lost.
Great product.

This is my 5th Cannon camera (different models). It is the best one I have ever used. Just below a SLR quality without the bulk. Night time shots are great.

I'm just getting into digital photography and this was a good choice to start out with. Can take nice clear pics and the zoom works well. A bit of a lag between shots but for the price I can live with it.