Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

The Powershot D20 is a little larger than you might think by looking at the picture. However, it is sturdy and well built and feels like it could take some knocks (obviously since it's a rugged camera).The camera works just any other of Canon's point and shoots. Perhaps one let down the feature set is relatively basic. You don't get a lot of shooting options with the camera or manual control. But otherwise it's very simple to navigate through the settings and find what you need. The LCD is fairly bright on back and the battery life is pretty good.The zoom buttons work fine on the camera. The lens zooms in and out relatively fast. In fact, this camera surprised me with its performance. I had lowered expectations regarding its autofocus speed and shot to shot times, but they almost match my Canon Powershot S100 in that regard. Which isn't to say that it's a really fast camera but most people will find it reasonably fast in most lighting conditions.Image quality is pretty good. And not just for a rugged camera. The lens is sharp and detail capture is decent for a point and shoot. In bright light, the results are very decent. Low-light pictures are not as great, but still okay. But this is pretty normal for this class of camera. Still, if you're mostly uploading to the web or Facebook, you should be pretty happy with the results.I dunked the camera in a stream while hiking for an underwater shot and I had no issues whatsoever afterwards. The camera has a special "underwater mode" you can use to maximize image quality for underwater shots.A great rugged camera, all-in-all. Pictures are on par with regular Powershot cameras, performance is decent, and weatherproofing works as advertised. Highly reccomended!

The Powershot D20 is a little larger than you might think by looking at the picture. However, it is sturdy and well built and feels like it could take some knocks (obviously since it's a rugged camera).The camera works just any other of Canon's point and shoots. Perhaps one let down the feature set is relatively basic. You don't get a lot of shooting options with the camera or manual control. But otherwise it's very simple to navigate through the settings and find what you need. The LCD is fairly bright on back and the battery life is pretty good.The zoom buttons work fine on the camera. The lens zooms in and out relatively fast. In fact, this camera surprised me with its performance. I had lowered expectations regarding its autofocus speed and shot to shot times, but they almost match my Canon Powershot S100 in that regard. Which isn't to say that it's a really fast camera but most people will find it reasonably fast in most lighting conditions.Image quality is pretty good. And not just for a rugged camera. The lens is sharp and detail capture is decent for a point and shoot. In bright light, the results are very decent. Low-light pictures are not as great, but still okay. But this is pretty normal for this class of camera. Still, if you're mostly uploading to the web or Facebook, you should be pretty happy with the results.I dunked the camera in a stream while hiking for an underwater shot and I had no issues whatsoever afterwards. The camera has a special "underwater mode" you can use to maximize image quality for underwater shots.A great rugged camera, all-in-all. Pictures are on par with regular Powershot cameras, performance is decent, and weatherproofing works as advertised. Highly reccomended!

I tried out this camera and did not get good images. They looked fine on the viewer, but when I uploaded them to my computer every picture had pixelation or was blurry. I sent it back. Very disappointed in Canon.

HDI also brings cable, or a cable to transfer files to the computer, a very poor packaging and if the box falls, breaks the camera

I liked it as soon as I hefted it; great, solid feel. Controls are convenient and fit my small hands fine. I especially llike the range of adjustmentsl though surprised that it has fewer scene settings than my older camera. The method for attaching filters is a joke; you have to put a tube over the lens, so the tube has to extend out further than the lens at maximum zoom, which means with it on you can't put the camera into its case. I would also prefer to have an electronic viewfinder instead of the optical one as I use this camera almost exclusively outside in bright light and thus don't use the screen much. The EVF would give me the info on the screen and also be more accurate framing than the optical viewfinder. Picture qualtiy is excellent for something not a full fledged SLR,

I purchased this camera with my gift card. So far I love it. I own several compact digital camera's and think this one will probably be my favorite. The size is great. I love the focus lens an touch screen is awesome. The flip screen has so far been great too.

After careful consideration, I bought the Canon G15 instead of the Sony DSC-RX100. The Sony is lighter and more portable, but I wanted the slightly longer zoom as well as the option to use a remote. The lower price was another factor in my decision. The G15 meets my needs and I'm extremely happy with it!

I had been waiting for an update to G12 and Canon hit a bulls eye with this camera. One could argue about G1X etc but I was looking for not just something more portable and handy for the situations when I did not want to lug my DSLR equipment around but something which would provide me with all the creative possibilities and image quality at not breaking my bank price. The best feature on this camera is its lens and the new sensor. Pristine image with high quality and fast lens with usable wide to long range for everyday use. The smart pan feature is pretty cool. Auto focus is noticeably fast. The burst mode did surprise me for a camera of this kind. I have not explored auto mode as that is more of when my kids and wife needs to shoot but the manual controls with easy access buttons in the back are awesome. The body seem to feel like Magnesium. Not sure if it really is or if it is plastic. Small ergonomic preferences apart the camera is a winner. Great job Canon. G15 will rule in this segment.

Added expense for digital lack of quality and battery Hog. Get a smaller simpler camera. This was cumbersome. Slow to flash.

I've been waiting for a point and shoot that would be a decent backup for my 5D. I wanted something that has RAW capability and provides the flexibility inherent in SLRs. A member of my photo guild pointed me to the G-15. It's small enough to have it with me just about anywhere, takes VERY nice pictures and does high ISO images beautifully and without a lot of noise. I like it so much that I'm taking it Arizona for a family visit instead of lugging my whole camera bag on the airplane. This camera is everything I was looking for and then some.

I have been buying Canon Gs since the G2 have a G5 G7 G10 G11 IMHO and I am no expert, the G15 I just bought from Amazon is the best Canon G I have ever used. If you have never owned a digital camera, it's no problem getting started taking really good pictures. Just put camera in Auto and start taking pictures. Later after a brief look at the manual you can start trying the manual settings. this is a very easy camera to learn to use, and you will get quality colorful sharp pictures right from you'r fist picture. The lens is fast and auto focus is quick and right on. The size is great and this camera feels solid in my hand. The LCD is bright and sharp with true great colors. There was nothing that makes me regret buying this fine Canon G. Amazon was quick to get it to me, ordered on a Friday it was in my hands on Monday. And this was the free shipping. I have posted a few pictures on the web forum depreview [...] again I am no picture expert just someone who enjoys taking problem free pictures, and I feel the Canon G15 fills this bill.

I loved the look of this camera and also wanted a small camera that had manual settings.The white balance on the monitor is completely different than on the computer. I was taking interior shots and played with the white balance and exposure until I got a nice bright shot (if you over expose a little indoors, white walls can appear less dingy). Once I loaded my card in, the shots were filled with brown tones, looked nothing like it did on the monitor.The little trap door for the batteries is hard to close, it's very awkward, I feel like it's going to break at anytime.

All my action shots are blurry. I bought this camera for my wife as a Christmas present. We took pictures of the kids opening presents and all the pictures turned out badly, unless they were motionless! I looked at the documentation, and went online in an attempt to find a solution, but all the suggestion for settings did not work. Engineering foresight and capability to improve on existing products were not displayed well with this model.In my humble opinion, this is not a well rounded camera for family's with active kids.On the positive side, it does take good still photos.BTW, someone recently asked whether or not the software is compatible with apple's OS. Yes, it is compatible with MAC OS 10.6- 10.7

I've been a loyal Canon user for over twenty years. I have owned all the previous models in this line SX100, SX110, SX120, SX130, SX150 and now this SX160. I went to use this camera for the first time this past weekend and after the second picture I took it came up with a lens error. The lens would not retract at all. Even after removing the batteries. Finally the next day it retracted. I have never had a problem with the previous models so I'm not sure it I got a lemon. The few pictures I did take indoors were grainy and out of focus. It seems like the beginning cameras in this line were way better than the latest models. This was my go to camera for concerts, not anymore. Sad because now I have to find another model I like better. The G15 takes amazing pictures in low light but it only has a 5x zoom. I have the T4i too but think my T1i just as well if not better. Hopefully Canon can fix these issues because I don't want to switch brands.

Fantastic little camera - and very versatile. It is well worth downloading the full instruction document and reading it cover to cover - use the camera for a while then read it again. My other camera is a Canon 7D which is feeling rather neglected ...

Let me tell you, i own different kinds of camera but when I saw this product. My search is over and I was completely sold out. The best camera I ever owned, the most compact and it gives you great pictures without even trying. I'm not a novice photographer nor a professional but when i take pictures with my G15. I feel like I'm one. It gives you great shots like a 35mm camera and the color quality is amazing. You have to buy it to believe it. Canon went to such great lenghts to make this camera as close to perpect in my opinion. I own a Canon Mark11 DSLR and a Canon T1i and this is as close as you can get with the G15 without carrying excess baggage. Its so small and portable. I recently use this when I went to a 13 day trip Turkey a month ago. My experience with this camera is priceless. Check it out for yourself.

This camera is true to the reviews--it is slow and not suitable for action shots. It takes a LONG time to reset for next shot, especially if using the flash. Otherwise, no complaints. Very easy to use, zoom is exceptionally clear, pictures are perfect. I love the red color, it's not too big but still feels like a camera and not a phone in my hand. Buy it...unless you are a speed junkie, you won't be sorry.

I am a photographer, and I always purchase Canon products. However last year when I was stuck between the Canon D10 or Panasonic Lumix, I chose the Lumix based on it's superior specs at the time. The image quality was overly sharp, and the colors were dull. It definitely did not hold up to my expectations. When the weather was warm it would frequently fog the lens and LCD, leaving me unable to take clear photos. I took very good care of it, yet it still glitched a few times and shut itself off after being in a pool for 15-20 minutes.Anyway, the camera was stolen from me last fall and I was elated to see Canon was finally upgrading their underwater camera. I pre-ordered it, and had my first chance to use it two weeks ago for a rafting trip. The pictures came out crisp, sharp (but not too much so), vibrant - everything I love about my other powershots, rebels and 5Ds! This is the greatest picture quality I have seen in a camera that does not have a retractable lens. In fact, my friend loved the photos from the trip so much that he is planning on upgrading his underwater-case (another fog-loving solution) for this model as well!I can't speak much for it's durability as it's only made two underwater trips so far - but those have been great! However I DID purchase an extended waterproof warranty from SquareTrade, because according to reviews, Canon is not always reliable when it comes to standing behind their products.

I am a photographer, and I always purchase Canon products. However last year when I was stuck between the Canon D10 or Panasonic Lumix, I chose the Lumix based on it's superior specs at the time. The image quality was overly sharp, and the colors were dull. It definitely did not hold up to my expectations. When the weather was warm it would frequently fog the lens and LCD, leaving me unable to take clear photos. I took very good care of it, yet it still glitched a few times and shut itself off after being in a pool for 15-20 minutes.Anyway, the camera was stolen from me last fall and I was elated to see Canon was finally upgrading their underwater camera. I pre-ordered it, and had my first chance to use it two weeks ago for a rafting trip. The pictures came out crisp, sharp (but not too much so), vibrant - everything I love about my other powershots, rebels and 5Ds! This is the greatest picture quality I have seen in a camera that does not have a retractable lens. In fact, my friend loved the photos from the trip so much that he is planning on upgrading his underwater-case (another fog-loving solution) for this model as well!I can't speak much for it's durability as it's only made two underwater trips so far - but those have been great! However I DID purchase an extended waterproof warranty from SquareTrade, because according to reviews, Canon is not always reliable when it comes to standing behind their products.

I am a photographer, and I always purchase Canon products. However last year when I was stuck between the Canon D10 or Panasonic Lumix, I chose the Lumix based on it's superior specs at the time. The image quality was overly sharp, and the colors were dull. It definitely did not hold up to my expectations. When the weather was warm it would frequently fog the lens and LCD, leaving me unable to take clear photos. I took very good care of it, yet it still glitched a few times and shut itself off after being in a pool for 15-20 minutes.Anyway, the camera was stolen from me last fall and I was elated to see Canon was finally upgrading their underwater camera. I pre-ordered it, and had my first chance to use it two weeks ago for a rafting trip. The pictures came out crisp, sharp (but not too much so), vibrant - everything I love about my other powershots, rebels and 5Ds! This is the greatest picture quality I have seen in a camera that does not have a retractable lens. In fact, my friend loved the photos from the trip so much that he is planning on upgrading his underwater-case (another fog-loving solution) for this model as well!I can't speak much for it's durability as it's only made two underwater trips so far - but those have been great! However I DID purchase an extended waterproof warranty from SquareTrade, because according to reviews, Canon is not always reliable when it comes to standing behind their products.

I am a photographer, and I always purchase Canon products. However last year when I was stuck between the Canon D10 or Panasonic Lumix, I chose the Lumix based on it's superior specs at the time. The image quality was overly sharp, and the colors were dull. It definitely did not hold up to my expectations. When the weather was warm it would frequently fog the lens and LCD, leaving me unable to take clear photos. I took very good care of it, yet it still glitched a few times and shut itself off after being in a pool for 15-20 minutes.Anyway, the camera was stolen from me last fall and I was elated to see Canon was finally upgrading their underwater camera. I pre-ordered it, and had my first chance to use it two weeks ago for a rafting trip. The pictures came out crisp, sharp (but not too much so), vibrant - everything I love about my other powershots, rebels and 5Ds! This is the greatest picture quality I have seen in a camera that does not have a retractable lens. In fact, my friend loved the photos from the trip so much that he is planning on upgrading his underwater-case (another fog-loving solution) for this model as well!I can't speak much for it's durability as it's only made two underwater trips so far - but those have been great! However I DID purchase an extended waterproof warranty from SquareTrade, because according to reviews, Canon is not always reliable when it comes to standing behind their products.

I am a photographer, and I always purchase Canon products. However last year when I was stuck between the Canon D10 or Panasonic Lumix, I chose the Lumix based on it's superior specs at the time. The image quality was overly sharp, and the colors were dull. It definitely did not hold up to my expectations. When the weather was warm it would frequently fog the lens and LCD, leaving me unable to take clear photos. I took very good care of it, yet it still glitched a few times and shut itself off after being in a pool for 15-20 minutes.Anyway, the camera was stolen from me last fall and I was elated to see Canon was finally upgrading their underwater camera. I pre-ordered it, and had my first chance to use it two weeks ago for a rafting trip. The pictures came out crisp, sharp (but not too much so), vibrant - everything I love about my other powershots, rebels and 5Ds! This is the greatest picture quality I have seen in a camera that does not have a retractable lens. In fact, my friend loved the photos from the trip so much that he is planning on upgrading his underwater-case (another fog-loving solution) for this model as well!I can't speak much for it's durability as it's only made two underwater trips so far - but those have been great! However I DID purchase an extended waterproof warranty from SquareTrade, because according to reviews, Canon is not always reliable when it comes to standing behind their products.

I am a photographer, and I always purchase Canon products. However last year when I was stuck between the Canon D10 or Panasonic Lumix, I chose the Lumix based on it's superior specs at the time. The image quality was overly sharp, and the colors were dull. It definitely did not hold up to my expectations. When the weather was warm it would frequently fog the lens and LCD, leaving me unable to take clear photos. I took very good care of it, yet it still glitched a few times and shut itself off after being in a pool for 15-20 minutes.Anyway, the camera was stolen from me last fall and I was elated to see Canon was finally upgrading their underwater camera. I pre-ordered it, and had my first chance to use it two weeks ago for a rafting trip. The pictures came out crisp, sharp (but not too much so), vibrant - everything I love about my other powershots, rebels and 5Ds! This is the greatest picture quality I have seen in a camera that does not have a retractable lens. In fact, my friend loved the photos from the trip so much that he is planning on upgrading his underwater-case (another fog-loving solution) for this model as well!I can't speak much for it's durability as it's only made two underwater trips so far - but those have been great! However I DID purchase an extended waterproof warranty from SquareTrade, because according to reviews, Canon is not always reliable when it comes to standing behind their products.

I am a photographer, and I always purchase Canon products. However last year when I was stuck between the Canon D10 or Panasonic Lumix, I chose the Lumix based on it's superior specs at the time. The image quality was overly sharp, and the colors were dull. It definitely did not hold up to my expectations. When the weather was warm it would frequently fog the lens and LCD, leaving me unable to take clear photos. I took very good care of it, yet it still glitched a few times and shut itself off after being in a pool for 15-20 minutes.Anyway, the camera was stolen from me last fall and I was elated to see Canon was finally upgrading their underwater camera. I pre-ordered it, and had my first chance to use it two weeks ago for a rafting trip. The pictures came out crisp, sharp (but not too much so), vibrant - everything I love about my other powershots, rebels and 5Ds! This is the greatest picture quality I have seen in a camera that does not have a retractable lens. In fact, my friend loved the photos from the trip so much that he is planning on upgrading his underwater-case (another fog-loving solution) for this model as well!I can't speak much for it's durability as it's only made two underwater trips so far - but those have been great! However I DID purchase an extended waterproof warranty from SquareTrade, because according to reviews, Canon is not always reliable when it comes to standing behind their products.