Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

The only bad thing about this product is the battery compartment door's poor design and constrcution. Otherwise I like the rest of the functions/capabilities, like the image-stabilization.

I hope Canon has fixed this issue on subseqeunt/newer models/versions.

Really happy with product after contacting Canon and getting a bit of coaching. The software provided on disk is a bit of a pain for easy upload like the older Powershot, but more than makes up for it with in expanded functions. I have Adobe Creative Suite, so thought it would just be duplicating functions but really helpful. Really great shots in low light.

I chose the Canon A590is for its reasonable price, optical viewfinder and initially-favourable reviews. It is comfortable and easy to use, and takes fantastic-quality photographs, which are better than my Canon Eos 400D SLR - with much more detailed shadows, beautifully balanced exposure across the tonal range, and very realistic colour reproduction. I also like the choice between simple point-and-shoot photography, or more-creative manual settings.

Unfortunately, like so many other owners, I am disappointed by the amazingly-short battery life. After trying different types of battery, the only slight improvement has been with low-self-discharge (LSD) NiMH batteries, such as Sanyo Eneloops or Vapextech Instants. The red battery warning symbol still sometimes appears almost immediately, but can often be made to go away by sliding the battery hatch open and closed a few times, reinforcing other owners' claims of a problem with the contacts.

As a result, I'm still not confident about taking the camera out for the day, without the worry of it dying on me unexpectedly.

After reading many comments online, my conclusion is that the A590is is a relatively power-hungry camera, that's made worse by an overly-fussy battery sensor and poorly-designed battery contacts.

It's a real shame that a camera capable of taking such beautifully-clear, well-exposed and natural-looking photographs renders itself unusable because of its high, or perceived high, battery consumption.

A very compact and durable camera.

The battery is excellent and holds it charge well.

The time lapse video option is excellent. First thing I did when I bought this camera was to record the sun rise. You have the 1 second and 2 second filming option.

A good buy.

I have a $100 waterproof scuba case and the old camera that fit it broke. Glad I could find this replacement that fit perfectly

This is a great camera for an amateur photographer! It takes great pictures and videos!!! I bought it when our second child was born, and it is doing a great job at recording wonderful memories!

Had my new camera today,I had Nikon coolpix P50 for about 4 years. Was good camera wanted upgrade HD video.My new Cannon SX150IS brill.Very pleased with video+photo,And macro and 12x zoom with great image stabliser and good in low light.as well is good for gigs i go to .Just 2 things i found needs good 2000 mah or above AA rechargeable batteries and when use flash 2second charge delay which is nothing big to moan about.But brill camera better than i have tried and reviewed online.Including panasonic lumix s5,sony w690 and nikon coolpix 3300.Best camera at this price is canon sx150is. i have been reviewing and testing out compact cameras for a week and i have decided on this one.

I had this camera before and dropped it and broke it - I set out to buy another of the same thing as I love this camera- takes great pics- easy to operate- Does a great job with the zoom in-

I bought this for my wife. She was able to use it out of the box. She was able to take some great pictures the first day. Zoom and low light pictures seem to be its strong points.

The camera takes good pictures but is very slow to save images and get ready for the next shot. If you can get a good deal and don't mind delays, the photos it takes are good. It's also comfortable to hold with one hand and has lasted for several years . Auto mode takes good pictures.

great camera best thing i have brought saved a lot of money and very happy with it the video on this is the best

I've had a couple of different pro-sumer cameras over the years and this is the best so far, the camera is quick, the view finder is useful when taking photo's of far off objects or scenic shots, the rear screen is bright and clear. A buddy has the Nikon version but it's a little big for me, I did try the Sony but didn't like the feel or ergonomics. This is a great camera, you won't be disappointed

Having lost my last lense cap which had an elastic band around the lens, I'm hoping this one will stay attached to the camera strap.

We love our Canon Powershot. We took several road trips since we purchased the camera and have hundreds of pictures of our trips. It is easy to use. We would recommend this camera to others.

I had an older model Canon, so when I upgraded, I decided to get another Canon. I love the quality of the pictures that it takes. There are several different functions to the camera that are very useful.

I was looking for a smaller camera that takes good pictures.This one fills the bill. My wife can use the auto setting and get great pictures.Plus there are many manual settings for experimenting.Good investment.

A very sturdy yet simple tripod for my Canon Powershot S5IS. :) Love it, thanks!! I highly recommend it for travel as well...

The lens cap really does the job just like described. Although next time I think I will go with one that pinches in the middle.

I loved this camera. I had it for 3 years before the lens mechanism malfunctioned.

In that time, this camera survived several trips all around Europe, Multiple family camping trips and vacations, and pictures being taken every day. It also survived several 3 foot falls.

Overall, I definitely got my money's worth from the camera. Canon is the brand I will continue to stick with until they are surpassed.

This Canon SX10 IS is perhaps the best kept secret in cameras. I've had mine for over two years. I am a photography enthusiast who entered the digital camera world from the world of wonderful Pentax film cameras--learning everything manually. (I still have my old Pentax). This camera exceeded my expectations. I've taken it on trips to Chicago, San Francisco, and London; trips outdoors and photo shots at work and family events. I've done dawn, sunset, high noon, low light, beach/ocean, under bridges, rain, snow, close-ups of birds and foliage, and wide angles of cityscapes and horizons. The more I learn about this camera, the better I get it to perform. I'm always learning and the camera is beginning to feel like an old friend. For the price and all the features, especially the incredible lens, you can't go wrong with this camera. It has great mode settings, manual, aperture, and shutter priorities work without a flaw. You can learn to improve at low light settings, but this takes practice with any camera. I'm convinced you don't need to spend thousands of dollars on a camera in order to take good pictures. Use basic photography principles and learn to use the features of this camera, and you'll be taking great, creative shots in no time. Suggestion: get a tripod if you don't have one already.

My sister had been bugging me and my parents for a camera of her own and since I was going to school for photography they decided to let me find a camera for her since i had picked out one for my mom that she loves and even though my brat of a sister doesn't use this as much as I feel she should (that's just the photographer in me) every time she does she loves the quality and how easy it is to use.

Worked Great Until We Took It To The Beach. This camera consumed batteries like water. Picture quality was great for the time, but we've moved on to another brand.

I bought this camera several years ago and it has taken great photos and videos for me (an amateur, not a serious photographer).

However, recently it has been losing the date and time every time I turn it off. When I turn it on, it asks me to set date and time again, but they are only retained until I turn the camera off.

This is not related to battery problems. The battery indicator shows lots of life. I took a two minute video last week, along with other photos, and the battery still had lots of life. I do recharge it when the indicator shows it is low. BTW, the videos are great, we have a new puppy and it is fun to see her tearing around and playing with her older companion.

I like how well pictures turn out on auto. I have not done anything in manual mode, but I plan to once I go through all 260 pages of the manual.It does burn through alkaline batteries quickly and recently bought a Duracell charger and 4 NiMH batteries. I would reccommend this to anyone that wants a digital point and shoot. My only disappointment that the price dropped right after I bought it!