Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

it's fastrobustand works great taking pics of the kids.Fits in my pocketstakes excellent shot in low light with no flashStill need to play more around to do more, but so far very happy

Although the lens cap fits nice and snug on my camera, the biggest drawback is that it doesn't attach to my camera. The so-called string that comes with it does not attach to the lens cap like the picture shows. It's simply a sticky thing that you are supposed to attach to the cap. There is nowhere on the cap to put this to secure it and since it cost $10 I don't think I want to take that chance.

This camera lives up to other Canon cameras I have purchased with the enhancement of the great zoom!! Would recommend this to anyone.

A great car, shame about the color I was sold as black and instead I came in silver, the zoom does not work well, the seller was not very correct. I kept it anyway just because of the excellent photos.

I bought this for my boyfriend so we could take pictures on our upcoming SoCal trip. The quality is great and exactly what we need to snap quick photos!

In a day when cell phone self-es are the trend, it's good to have a reliable camera with brand history to take the shot that is just out of arms length. The self timing multi-shot feature is an excellent way to instantly get all of everyone into the picture.

I have had this camera for sometime now and it has served me well.. I am used to the quality of bigger cameras, so I am not completly happy with this one in that way.. My little Canon A95 that I used for backpacking finally died of old age and many thousands of photos, maybe 200,000 or more.. I bought this as a replacement.. It is heavier and the photos are not nearly as crisp, but it works.. So.. If you still have chance to get one, great, but there is better stuff on the market now, so look for the updated equipment.. However, do not go for the high megapixel cameras.. High numbers and small sensors make for poor photos.. The high pixel numbers is just a marketing thing, not a quality thing..

Very nice, solidly built, easy-to-use camera that feels good in my hand. I got my A540 as a Christmas present a little over 5 years ago. It blows away the camera in my smartphone, an original Verizon Motorola Droid that I got used less than 2 years ago.

What I like about my A540:

- Easy to use. The menus and displays are easy to access and navigate. Just about anyone, even non-techies, can take good pictures in Auto mode... just gotta tell them to hold the shutter down halfway for a few seconds before snapping the picture.
- Takes nice still pictures and acceptable standard def. video with full resolution (640*480) and framerate (approx. 30 frames/second).
- The TV-out. My first digicam, an HP Photosmart 210, didn't even have a TV-out.
- Takes AA batteries. I keep several spare alkaline and rechargeable AA's in my camera bag. When the ones in the camera run out, I just simply take them out and pop in a fresh set of AA's. No need to wait for a proprietary battery to recharge.

Gripes:

- The flash takes a long time to recharge (maybe 5-10 seconds or so). I really wish Canon would have sacrificed a bit of compactness and made the A540 to take 4 AA batteries instead of just two to lessen the flash recharge time.
- The LCD display is almost impossible to see in sunlight
- Don't get rid of your camcorder. The video and sound quality, while OK, aren't as good as those of my Sony Digital8 camcorder that I've had for over 8 years
- No image stabilization! This makes it more difficult to take pics in low light or indoor pics with the flash turned off.
- Only takes 2GB SD cards or less. Does not accept any SDHC cards (4GB or more)

If I were to upgrade, it would be either to an Canon Powershot A590 (similar to the A540 but with optical image stabilization) or to a digital SLR (their cost and bulk are the main holdbacks).

This camera met all of our expectations. We had previously owned the PowerShot SX 120 IS, and this 160 takes better pictures while being somewhat easier to use. There is an image stabilization feature on this camera which maintains clarity of the photo even if the camera is slightly moved.I would definitely buy this again.

I love the camera ,the only thing I would like to see change is when taking a move you could phase and start again with the move.

Ridiculous that Canon won't allow users any manual control in video mode (iso, shutter speed, aperture). This is one of the most requested features ever. Every time Canon release a new p&s camera, hundreds of people around the net inquire, and the answer is always "no". Such was the case with the s95/ s100/ s110/ G12/ and G1x. Why won't Canon just grant their users this simple request? I (like many others) are supporting other brands because of this one (repeated) kick to the groin by Canon. PLEASE Canon, just add manual control in video like your competitors are doing for us. Pentax did it with the Q, Nikon w/ the V1 & J1, Panasonic w/ the LX-5 & LX-7, Sony w/ the rx100 & NEX Series, Olympus has full manual with the E-P2/3, etc, etc. A $500 "advanced p&s" should have it. This doesn't (again). Sadly Canon keeps ignoring their user's requests. This (and the G1x) could be awesome. But instead... must keep buying Panasonic's to get it.

we bought this for a relative. I hate buying gifts for other people, but it has been a good camera, I have to admit : ) Main reason we got it was because it uses the internationally available AA-size batteries, so it seemed good for traveling. But, personally i like my camera better which uses the compact rechargeable batteries. This camera would be good in a post-apocalyptic world that has no electricity but where batteries can be bartered for precious drinking water.

It works very well. My son is now using his camera again. Small enough to get into a gadget bag without issues.

Just what I needed Now I have 3 versions of this camera works fine with no problems may give to a friend

I have owned this camera for about a year and a half. I have yet to explore all of the features, and perhaps some of the problems I have would be solved if I did (so if anyone has more experience with this camera and has any suggestions to my problems I would sure appreciate it!) It's been a pretty good camera - certainly good for the money, and though I have had some issues all in all I've been happy with it. I bought it almost exclusively to take pictures of my son - who was about 6 months old at the time of purchase - and while the quality of pictures is certainly better than the last camera I had (dinosaur), the shutter-speed is slow (typical of digital cameras) and the 'ready light' is so bright that most living subjects - especially a baby - have to look away. Likewise I find the flash to be SO bright that many of my pics are ruined by the severity of the light, but without it the quality is pretty bad. Therefore I frequently find myself taking 200 pictures in the hopes that maybe 20 will be decent enough to keep. My son is very photogenic, its just hard to get the pics I want with the speed, and honestly that light is just awful (in order to get a good close-up head-shot, that orange ready-light has to be right in your eyes... Ouch). But again this is all fairly typical of digital cameras in general, so I don't hold it against this particular cam too much (what I really need is a REAL camera, with REAL film, but that costs REAL money which sadly I just don't have. REALLY!). Its small and very comfortable to hold and use, which is great cuz I have small hands. The red-eye-remover function only works maybe half the time -and yes I've tried different settings-, but when it does work its super. And the zoom is decent, although the quality changes completely, becoming a bit fuzzy (I actually really like the effect, its super clear but at the same time fuzzy - hard to explain but zoomed pics look beautiful and vibrant to me) but its not good enough to take a picture of something very small, like a large spider, which is unfortunate for me cuz that's a hobby of mine. But I love the freedom of knowing I can get a better lens for it if I choose, and look forward to seeing how that affects the zoom and picture quality. Anyway some of my favorite features are the view-finder (so rare in a digi-cam) the PHENOMENAL night-shots (some of the BEST pictures I've taken with this camera have been in pitch-darkness, so at those times I praise the flash! It is UNREAL how good a pic you can take when you can't even SEE your subject!), as well as the video feature, which I use a lot (love being able to immortalize special moments in live-action with the ease of pressing a button on something smaller than my wallet)! Also love being able to preview pics -it automatically gives you a quick preview of the last pic you took, which is awesome- and of course you can look at and edit all of them in-camera quickly and easily. Whether I use the video or not though, the battery life is pretty bad. I can't use regular batteries AT ALL anymore, even to take ONE picture - they HAVE to be rechargeable. Frustrating, especially since it wasn't like that when I first got it. Meaning, I guess, that with frequent use something happens internally, which is worrisome. Regardless of the probs though, I give this camera 4 out of 5 stars, simply for value, simple features, ease of use and quality of some of the priceless pics I HAVE gotten out of it. And again there's a lot of features I've never even used yet! Certainly worth the money in my opinion.

Having been a user of Canon cameras for six years I was extremely disappointed by the SX150.Pictures are repeatedly out of focus(IT seems to prefer the background to the subject)The macro setting refuses to coincide with the flash and the battery usage surpasses the greedy..I have returned to using the PowershotA580 which this was supposed to replace-a much better and more reliable camera.Incidentaly the movie button on theSX150 is very badly placed.

I got this instead of spending hundreds of dollars on a great camera. I needed to get one quickly and have not been disappointed in it yet. It takes great photos, is easy to use, and small enough to be an easy carry!

I have a Canon EOS 2TI that I love and use the canon 24mm-70mm L lens. Love the pictures it takes but when traveling it is simply too much to carry. With this camera I can leave the big beast at home and still get great shots, even in low light. It's also much better at taking videos.

Totally worth it to get this camera. Takes better pictures than I have ever taken in my life. Love that it takes high-quality shots, and has a bunch of cool settings that I can play around with. I'm still working on finding better lighting solutions, but that is more user error than camera error. I love the pictures I have taken with this camera, and it's easy enough to use that I don't feel like an idiot. :)

This is a replacement product and it does the job required. It was good to find the product so easily.

I bought it for my wife as she is a lefty and uses facebook a lot. it is just okay and the features for uploading automatically work but are just okay.

Good Camera with fast response . Amazing quality and detail picture. Flash isnt very good. Tv mode take excellent picture in low light

Just the right size for snap and shoot picture taking.Easy directions for someone who is not a pro at photography.Would reccomend.

I have now had this camera for a long time, and it has served me well. It's extremely easy to use, and it enables some really good pictures. Of course, you can go only so close or bring something only so far away into focus, but what would you expect from a camera in this price range? It totally has fulfilled my expectations. It has been my little pal!