Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

This camera has gone beyond my expectations, takes brilliant photos, loads of different modes ect, brilliant for close ups. You might want to make sure you've got loads of rechargeable batteries standing by, and make use of the power saving tips, all in all a brilliant buy, would definitely recommend.

We love this camera. It has great zoom and is fairly easy to use for the average use. The price was perfect and you get more than I expected

I own fancier cameras, but the Canon sx160is is the one I take hiking or to the beach. It has a great feel, easy to use, great zoom, and takes better photos than you think you are getting. Also, the digital zoom (64x) is great for reading signs a quarter mile away. Not an action shot camera or a low light camera without the flash. But it does what I want it to. And for hiking, it fits in my jeans pocket and doesn't compete with my pack. Nice feature is the 2 AAs it takes. Easy to carry spares. For those who wonder how I get 150 shots vs. the 130 most people indicate, it will take about 20 photos after the low battery light comes on. When the batteries wear out, it turns itself off so you always know when to change them.

My first digital camera after my film SLR days was the Canon G3. In my quest for ever smaller but highly adjustable cameras I next switched to Canon's S95. My S95 works well and I like it a lot, but I have missed the larger in-hand size of the G series. The new G15 offers a greater focal length range, a much faster lens for higher low-light shutter speeds, and slightly better image quality.One feature I thought I was going to miss is the S95's step zoom control using the front lens ring. Although the G15 does not have this control, it does allow you to choose among several control roles for the front dial (I chose white balance) and the rear control dial. I chose step zoom for the rear dial and it is even more convenient than the front lens ring control on the S95. I had not noticed the G15's front and rear dial control selectibility in the various on-line reviews and I was very pleased to find it on the camera!

I' m very happy with this product...It was received in Caracas -Venezuela in perfect state. Thank you to amazon for excellent service. I love this camera.. I recomend it for his excellent photos.

To be one of those quite simple and cheap cameras it's amazing how great quality pictures it takes. Love it!

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!

Fine camera for job site pictures, it's sturdy, runs on AA batteries, and easy to use for technically challenged users.Simple is good where I work and this camera fills the bill.

This memory card did not work in my Canon A590 camera as it stated it would in the listing. It is the correct memory card for my camera but did not work, it said "Memory Card Error" every time I tried it. Waste of my money.

HD video and zoom excellent. Low light results less impressive. A little chunky and heavy, but at least it feels like a real camera! Battery life is better than anticipated. Very good buy!

I rate it good quality! I like everything about it and it was in good shape when it came to me. It also came in the time expected . There isn't anything i don't like about it. I would defiantly recommend this product

Nice picture and video quality, zoom, flash... After take a photo, flash recharge needs about 1 second(if it's turned on).Small and easy to use

I bought this SX 160 because a friend has the SX 130 and we liked it so much.This camera is even better. It has HDMI and USB ports on it for flexibility.16x zoom goes to 64X digitally for very close up shots.I bought rechargeable AA batteries they work great. I had only one set of 2 in it for my whole 9 day vacation without needing to change them. Very good power management!Many people don't realize the huge advantage of cameras that use AA batteries. Most cameras have battery packs that must be recharged and eventually repurchased at a high cost. It's something to consider when shopping, see what kind of batteries it takes.A great deal for $149.

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.

Looked brand new. Everything was included in the box. Took over 2000 pictures while I was in Canada. Printed some. Beautiful!

I am very satisfied with this purchase. It was evrything it was advertised as. Would recommed this product as a good buy.

I wanted a compact camera with the ability to take great pictures. This camera is absolutely that. The features, ease of use and picture quality are fantastic. I understand why the Canon G series have such a good reputation.

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'm not going to be techinical - can't be anyway. I would love to say that the problems are me and not the camera but I think we're about even.

I thought this would be a good compromise between what I wanted and what I could afford when the lens covers started sticking on my Powershot A650 and on my husband's handy dandy A720 IS but it wasn't. I replaced his camera with another A720 because the lens cover fell apart suddenly. And, yes, I still battle with the A650 sticking lens cover, often bringing out the A650 rather than suffering the somewhat fuzzy results with the SX1 IS. This is not CMOS at its best.

If I need a camera quickly I grab the A720. I get the SX1 IS if I want to take photos of the dogs racing around to the back of the yard when they have company. But then I don't not get the video results I want - for that I need my now unreliable A650.

I never made a graceful adjustment from 35mm to digital but the fact is, it doesn't matter when now I'm taking pics of the cats and dogs. However, with one camera-shy cat and one camera-shy dog, I need to be able to capture the image quickly - not as easy with this camera. Our other dog and cat love the camera; so there are plenty of good photos of them, no matter which camera I use. This camera is also not as fun in low light as my earlier Canons. (I could convince my old A95 to take anything...before it purpled out. R.I.P.)

I don't like the fact that I must close the LCD screen door to use the viewfinder - what an inconvenience. Who knows when the sun just won't permit quick use of the LCD screen or the dogs running require the screen.

I'm not a photographer, I's just someone who likes to take shots of brick walls. junk trucks, industrial flats, mushrooms, sunsets, fall days and animals playing. And some of those photos are darn good. This camera just doesn't provide the fun.

Still, I know I'm not doing it justice and I have to make friends with it because until it falls victim to one of the Canon issues such as a purple screen or a sticking lens cover, we're going to be together for awhile.

It was a mistake to downgrade from 12mp to 10mp both by Canon and by me. I wanted more optical zoom and not to use the lenses in my camera bag. Big mistake.

I wanted a camera that could be made to fill flash in daylight. This camera is programmable to do that!Wonderful

A fast lens and relatively large sensor combine to give this camera good low-light sensitivity. Controls range from fully-automatic to fully-manual. This camera also has a zooming viewfinder, making it much easier to capture action shots. The high-resolution viewscreen on the back of this camera is fixed -- it does not tilt and articulate like the one on the Canon G1X. However, this results in a slightly thinner and more-reliable design, and is actually the reason that I didn't buy the G1X last year. The 12.1 Mpixel sensor may not be as large as some others, but it is entirely sufficient for all but poster-size prints. This camera was given a rating of 9.8 on a scale of 10 by one camera-review site, coming very close to several $1000+ cameras. I'd agree with that assessment.

I have not made ​​many photographs but from what I've seen, it should be noted that the outdoor photographs are correct, moving images (kids playing soccer or basketball) 90% out blurry. Indoors almost always have to use the flash but not too close because it burns the photographs. A curiosity: the flash have to lift a finger, it is not automatic. Get plenty of battery

I thought having this camera would be great since it takes normal batteries. I was wrong. The batteries died so quickly and it would take way to long before i could take the next picture. We ended up returning it because i was not going to work with having kids who only give you a 2 second window to take a picture.