Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

Canon PowerShot SX1 IS Digital Camera - Black (10MP, 20x Optical Zoom) 2.8" LCD
Certainly the camera does all that it was wanted of it and there remain many features for me to explore.
I cannot criticise the images and the camera's capability exceeds my present competence. Image review using a HD tele is simplicity itself and is wirelessly controlled using the supplied remote.
The HD video is a delight and can be viewed directly on a HD tele. I bought the additional cable from a UK manufacturer at a fraction of the cost of the Canon branded version.
The final decider was the detail contained in the manual and the fact that a copy can be downloaded before purchase.
I'm well satisfied.

We bought this camera as a replacement for the A75 at Xmas for our son. The first thing we noticed is the depletion of batteries. They seem to drain very quickly. The A75 used 4 re-chargeable batteries and lasted a long time. This one eats batteries, even though, I suppose 2 shouldn't last as long as 4 these don't last at all. I haven't figured out what to do for our upcoming trip. I'll probably have to lug 2 digital and one cam on the trip. Along with beaucoup batteries. We're gong cross country this is going to be a pain. I'm glad it isn't just my imagination, but a real problem. I'll have to wait to have Canon fix it as the trip in in less than 10 days. We had the A75 ccd problem fixed after a similar trip 2 years ago and ruined photos of one of a kind that couldn't replicated. This should be fun.

I did a lot of research before purchasing this camera, at least 3 weeks worth. I travel A LOT and I enjoy taking quality pictures that I can enjoy once I get home. I chose this camera for several reasons. One was the unbelievable quality and another was the incredible price. This camera has nearly the same pixels and zoom as a professional SLR camera at 1/3 of the cost. Research it, you will find it too. Another reason was because of the zoom capabilities. When traveling there are a lot of things across the bay or simply to far away to see clearly. Using this camera I was able to zoom (a total of 40X including optical and digital zoom combined) and take a perfectly clear picture. It was so amzing that several of my traveling companions and travelers around me exlaimed at it's quality and wrote down the type of camera I had. The pixels are great as well and allow even far away pictures to be taken with very little noise (or speckling). The size of the camera is comfortable as well. It's not small enough to stick in your jean pocket, but it's light enough to wear around your neck or stick it in a cargo pant pocket, or coat pocket. The flash is relatively good, it could be better. However, all my pictures came out wonderfully. I played around with the different settings you can easily put it on and found that putting it on the night setting in a low lit room allowed the pictures to come out perfect. All in all, this is a wonderful camera! My travel companions are purchasing some and I'm sure some of the travelers around me went home and purchased them as well! It really is that good! Oh, and by the way, I looked all over the place to find a great price on this camera. Amazon is a little higher than 2 other sites, BUT I did try to buy from one of those sites and they took two days to call me to supposedly confirm my order. Really they were trying to sell me more stuff. When I told them I was uninterested, they said they would now process my order. When they did that, the camera was now on back-order for 3 weeks! Ugh! One more thing, be sure to get the canon rechargable batteries. They are $35 for 4 with the charger and they work wonderfully with this camera!

My wife and I like this camera so much we now have two of them.
I bought this camera for my wife because it has an "easy" setting. The easy setting is the ideal point and shoot that eliminates the need to set any options and is therefore well suited to anyone who just wants to take pictures. I also bought a 4G SDHC card which allows almost 2K pictures at the highest resolution. My wife is delighted with the camera and has shot a couple of hundred pictures, all on the easy setting (the one with the little red heart). Because of the 8mp resolution I am able to edit and crop the pictures without losing detail. I have played with the camera just enough to learn that the advanced features are very comparable to some of my larger and much more expensives cameras. It won't replace a SLR but it has become our main travel camera because of its small size, it is simple enough to keep my wife happy and complex enough to keep me happy. We have owned these cameras for several months, taken over 1,000 pictures and they have held up very well.
At the current selling price of these cameras they are a great bargain.
P.S. I did have a minor problem with one of the cameras that required a return to the Canon service center. I realize that stuff happens and I wasn't thrilled about having to mail the camera to Canon but their customer service person couldn't have been nicer or more helpful and I had my camera back in a just a few days. All in all not a bad experience.

I spent a full day reserching cameras and am very happy with my choice. The zoom feature is awesome and gave me great memories from my daughter's high school graduation. The reaction time is a little slow between shots that require a flash, but I'm going to play around with the flash settings to see if I can improve upon the timing. The picture quality is amazing and I'm thrilled with the image stabilizer feature that avoids the blur even when I'm using digital zoom. I purposely selected this model not only for the zoom features for still pix, but to zoom during videos. It has not disappointed me yet.

I was looking for an inexpensive pocket sized camera, that took good pics, was of good quality and was easy to use. This camera is truly all I wanted and more! I just returned from vacation and in reviewing my photos, I noticed right away that it worked well in all lighting conditions. I mainly used the Auto function, and once had to use the night function, when I took some pictures inside a cave. The cave pics turned out much better than I was expecting. The lighting was good and the details are clear and crisp. But what I liked most about this camera was it's portability- it stayed in my pocket almost the whole vacation. (I still haven't found a case that will clip on my pocket.)Because it was at hand, I took more pictures than usual. I am very pleased with this camera and would recommend it highly to anyone looking for a quality product, that is easy to use and versitile.

Tried this camera for about a week. It will NOT focus at distance. Even on Program mode when focus set to Infinity shots are blurry.

perfect focus up to 3ft. Beyond that even at zoom, every thing is blurry. THis is one of the worst cameras I ever purchased.

We had an old A420 the was great...were hoping for the same at least. This is actualy worse...how can that be posible?

I had a canon A540 before this and wanted to upgrade to get closer photos and clearer pictures. So far, I have not been disappointed that much. I have had it over a month and have taken many different kinds of photos. Very close up of singular flowers came out fantastic. Caught some quick action shots clearly...was great. Realistic color is improved and I am enjoying this part. Scenery pictures come out great. Did video of a major thunderstorm that brought a tornado to my neighbors. The close-up of falling hail didn't stay clear as I zoomed in. The close-up photos of hail stones were great!!, though. Overall, I am enjoying the camera. A little bit bigger than my old one, but the fun I am having overules! My dad has the next level up, so I knew what I was getting. It is very similar to his. It is not perfect, but I am enjoying the improvements, and the quick response when you press the button is just worth it all!!!

Is a little heavier than other cameras of this type, but being
a senior that is a Plus. I also like the optical view finder
which seems to be larger than the standard. It particularly helps
on bright sunny days as the LCD viewer is hardly usable. A great
Buy!

Except for the latch on the battery compartment, we have been happy with the camera. My wife prefers the easy-to-hold size. She does not like tiny cameras. But we started having trouble with power on after changing batteries or switching SD cards. The problem was the white spring switch on the inside of the battery cover. When the battery compartment is properly closed the white switch is forced toward the SD card. For a few months I was able to hold the outside sliding battery cover lock while closing, thus causing the inside white switch to be pushed toward the SD card, allowing power on. Over time however, even this trick failed. In desperation, I forced a thinly folded piece of paper behind the inside white switch while holding forward. I held the paper in place with scotch tape. We will see how long it lasts.

great on batterys like 500 shots on a set of 4 aas nicads.grt all around camera does good video too ,,i have the underwater housing for it and use it when i go diving yes grt diving shots there too..so i bought a second camera to use at work and my coworkers always ask what camera im using so i love to have a new higher mp like 12 mp in this camera would be the only reason i get upgrade

I wanted to get my pre-teen daughter a digital camera as a gift, so I didn't want anything complex, and I didn't want to spend a lot of money.

I am very familiar with Canon cameras, so my natural tendency was to go for another Canon. After some research, I settled on the PowerShot A460.

I think it was a good choice, as it takes good quality photos in the auto mode, has a decent zoom range, and seems to have a durable construction that should last her a long time. While it's not tiny, its small size means that she can carry it around without a case.

You're going to need a memory card, and I would recommend at least a 2GB card to take a decent amount of photos before needing to empty it, but 4GB would probably be the best for most people.

This is a camera without a lot of complicated controls for those with basic to mid-level snapshot needs. To get more, you're going to have to pay more, but that's the nice thing about Canon's line of cameras; there is a model out there for just about every need.

Definitely recommended!

I have had this camera for about 9 months now, and have almost no complaints. It takes clear photos, is easy to use, and the zoom is lovely. The only downside that I have noticed is that in some light conditions it can be hard to see what you're taking a photo of in the view screen. Otherwise - a good camera for an affordable price.

Great for slipping into your pocket where a leather case would be too bulky. Works well, and looks like a quality made product.

The only problem is that there is a metal carabiner supplied that is used to attach the strap, and this metal carabiner easily scratches the camera (in my experience) and so I've ended up removing the strap entirely.

A recommended purchase.

It's every thing I could ask for, it will tacke me a will to learn all of its feathures. I've used it at several family functions, when I used it correctly the results were great. I moved from Canon F-1s in the 35mm world, this has a lot more features and so lite in comparason. And its nice to be able to sit down the next day and review my photos, deleting the bad ones.

I was looking for a replacement to my SD600 that went down for the count with the famed 'lens error'. Not wanting a full-blown DSLR I figured this somewhat pocketable superzoom might do the trick but no luck.

First off, this has a manual flash. A manual flash...in 2009? Why?

Second, this is bulkier to carry around than four SD600's, that's right, four of them!

Third, the LCD is set waaay too bright, even on the dimmest setting. Goodbye battery life...

...and fourth, since I'm on the batteries, it conveniently runs off 2 AA's but the flash recharge time (time between shots) is the slowest of any camera I've used in over 20 years - film or digital! While the flash is recharging, you can't even take other non-flash pictures. Sigh, why Canon, why?

As a result of the flash recharge and screen brightness defects I returned the camera after just one day. For what it's worth, the few pictures I took were reasonably clear but even with the image stabilization they were no better than those taken with my old SD600. Back to the drawing board for me. If you can live with it's shortcomings, the superzoom is nice, but I found the deficiencies too much to bear.

My husband purchased this camera for me after I researched it on Consumers Report and read the reviews here. My son recently took this to Europe on a 3 week trip - took 2500 photos and loved it. Easy to use, great photos - awesome. The size is perfect - not too large - great zoom - which is one of the main reasons I wanted this camera. I wanted something easy, but with a nice zoom feature. He took video and loved that feature as well. I am very happy with it - since I want something easy to use - this fit the bill as well as the awesome photos it took. I hate reading manuals - but this was easy to figure out and the manual helped a lot.

For thu low $200 range, this camera CANNOT BE BEAT! the electronic processing on this camera is VERY fast. You can take as many pictures in a row (burst mode)as you want and when you're done, there's no processing time. the camera will immediately be ready for the next picture. the video mode is great. the best part about this camera is that you get 10X optical zoom and 4X digital zoom for a total of 40X max. Getting this amount of zoom for $200 is unheard of. and it zooms FAST! I've had other cameras that take forever processing pictures during burst mode. this camera is a breath of fresh air. 2 AA batteries required.

I bought this camera almost a year back, and used for both indoor and outdoor photography. It worked well, gave me nice pictures. Also it has several photograhy modes, esp on the beach and moving objects etc, which I liked.

However on a recent trip to Florida, it just gave up and threw a lens error, and never came to life since then. I tried everything myself from removing the batteries to manually adjusting it etc., however it did not work at all. Now it is sitting dead and I guess I have to send it to Canon or take it to Best Buy for repair. It seems repairing them will be very costly. May be buying a new one will be cheaper.

I am pleased with the photos. Of course the quality isn't quite as good as with my Canon SLR, but still very good for a point and shoot. What really amazed me is the quality of the video. I was thinking about buying a new video camera, but I bought a 4 GB card and use this instead.

This is a used camera. It seems to work well though I have not used it a lot and need to read the manuals included with the camera before I can fully utilize its features.

I bought this camera for my wife two months ago. We've taken lots of photos since then and been very happy with the results, especially given the great price (under $120 on Amazon - now being offered at some of the big box stores for under $100 as the new model has been introduced). We just wanted a simple point and shoot that was small enough to carry around. The Canon is not quite as flat and sexy as some of the others, but it is feature laden and effortlessly takes good pictures. My only gripe design-wise is the dial for changing the settings does not function as smoothly as I would prefer, in fact it is a little clunky. Unfortunately, last week it started making an unpleasant clicking noise when zooming, I assume it is a broken gear in the focusing motor. Now we get to see how Canon repair service works. If we have any nightmares I'll update this posting.

Major problems with battery life on this camera. low battery indicator comes on after just snapping a few photos. Canon deny there is a problem and insist we should use canon only batteries (which also exhibted the same problems.) I reccomend this camera is avoided.

This is an excellent camera for the price, but I was a little disappointed about one thing and pleasantly surprised about another thing.

I was disappointed that I couldn't manually focus as I could do with the Canon a510 that I purchased 3 1/2 years ago. This is especially helpful in low light situations. It's also nice to be able to check whether or not the auto-focus has focused properly...You can set the A1000 to "macro", "normal" and "infinity", but from there you have to hope that the auto-focus worked properly.

I was pleasantly surprised that the aperture automatically adjusted to the changing light conditions in the movie mode. You can also lighten or darken the light reading in the movie mode, but if you do this, the aperture won't adjust to changing light conditions as you make a video.

The camera is small enough to fit in a small case or pocket or pocketbook.

....I've owned the camera for almost a year now...I still miss being able to manual focus as I could with the a510. I was just out trying to take a picture of a spider's web. I couldn't focus on it with the a1000. With manual focus I would have been able set the focus on around 1 foot...Then an airliner went overhead. I tried taking a picture of that on 4x zoom and the camera would focus on it. If I had manual focus, I could have set it on infinity...Also, when it come to taking movies with this camera, I think that the a510 had a better microphone than the a1000.