Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

Good point and shoot camera. Better than the previous model year. Does drain batteries pretty quick though

Wonderful, amazing product. Superb results. You can't go wrong with this one.I am no professional, but having used a canon digital box camera earlier, this is a big switch & makes you relize that you have been living a stone age life so far. The zoom is excellent. There are few places you won't need to travel to view them, coz' this powerful zoom will bring those things much closer to you. Even night results are great, although if shooting with subjects in front, you have to be cautious of the distance as too close or too far can make or break a great picture.

The only downside is the battery pack, which you need to change often. For example during our last vacation with a whole day road trip planned which included sight seeing, the batteries hardly lasted us for the whole day & if you are making movies, then it'll eat it up even faster.
I would strongly suggest to carry extra batteries at all times.

If canon can replace this for a lithium battery pack, then that'll make this unit flawless.

On the whole i'll still give it 2 thumbs up & definitely suggest to others to buy.

Great Camera. The pics I took on vacation at the coast turned out great. Quality I haven't experienced since my days of using Canon film camera. The only disappointment was no threads for adding filters but Lensmate makes an adapter that allows you to add a filter. I bought one for each filter I use.

I read reviews on this camera for sometime before buying. After receiving it I went through all the functions and took several pics. I found it very easy to use. Some buttons could have been placed better. Some parts of the manual should have been Proof Read. I called Canon twice to get clear answers that the manual was poor at. Quality of the pictures, for me are great. Going above ISO 400 gets noisy. ASIN:B001SER44W Canon PowerShot SX1IS 10 MP CMOS Digital Camera with 20x Wide Angle Optical Image Stabilized Zoom and 2.8-inch LCD]]

This is a great camera for the amateur photographer; it may well be a great camera for a pro as well, but I'm not a pro so I don't know. I can say that it takes great pictures and has provided me (and my 12-year old son, who is now a budding photographer) with endless enjoyment. If you're new to digital, as I was, and looking for a simple high-quality camera that has the goods, this camera fits the bill. Enjoy!

I purchased a Canon Ixus 980IS in November 2008. I took it with me when I went hiking in the UK, in Winter. This means, basically in cold and wet conditions. I carried the camera in my backpack in a waterproof bag, or in the pocket of my quality waterproof jacket. After five times of using the camera, it stopped working. I sent it to Canon for repair. They told me the camera was suffering from "corrosion" and I was liable for the £120 repair bill. This camera was six weeks old and had been used five times.

Before buying the Canon, I had been using a Casio Exilim EX-Z1000 which had been used in the same conditions many many times, and is still going strong. The corrosions in the Canon seems to have been caused by condensation - I would avoid this camera if you are going to use it in anything but dry warm conditions.

Had a Cannon Ixus 500 before , that met a untimely death on holiday this year due to my own stupidity and I have always been happy with this model. I bought the 85 a couple of months ago and have never looked back, with clear images every time. Its a great camera for any one especially for the point and shoot person like myself.

I would also recomend at least a 8GB memory card for it, as the one supplied with it will only last you about 10 pictures when set on high quality.

This is ideal for my Canon Ixus 100IS. However I think this would have been even better without the metal clip (which I have removed) and instead to have had a hole in the bottom of the sock enabling the camera lanyard to pass through. When taking a shot the lanyard could be kept on the wrist and the sock slid down on to it and then easily replaced afterwards.

I used to be a Kodak fan. Well, Canon has just stolen me away with this camera. I bought this camera for work to use for taking product photos. I really liked the manual focus feature, the white balance feature, and the large screen. After getting the camera, I took it for a test drive. Kudo's to whoever designed this brilliant machine. Using the simpler features is intuitive. The more complex features, while not intuitive, work smoothly once understood. Using the manual mode in this camera is the easiest of any camera that I have used. It includes a graph at the side of the screen to give more of an idea of how your picture will come out. There is only one downside. The viewfinder, should you want to use it, does not accurately portray what you are taking a picture of. If you use it, you may find tha you will have to crop your pictures afterward to remove objects you didn't anticipate showing up in your photo. But, then again, who would use the viewfinder when you have a razor sharp 2.5" LCD screen. Overall, this is a great camera. I'm going to buy one for my wife who wants an SLR eventually.

I have read the manual which covers the camera's features adequately. The camera has "Easy Mode" (point and shoot), "Auto (auto-focus and exposure) mode", presets for different conditions, and manual mode in menus. 4x optical zoom x 4x digital - optical is usually enough. 2-1/2" LCD screen on back can be scratched by contact with hard objects. Manual mode menus are two levels deep and require you to know the corresponding symbols. I suspect this may slow some manual users down, especially at first.

I have had a good experience with Auto mode pictures - in general very sharp pictures especially using the zoom to get close shots. This is my first camera.

I did more than my fair share of research before purchasing this camera. I actually purchased it, exchanged it for a different camera and then came back to this one for its superior quality. We wanted a camera with a decent zoom and unfortunately, that means you don't get a pocket-sized camera-it's a trade-off. The LCD screen is large and the image is clear and bright, not grainy like some cameras. The video feature, which we tried the other day, is a nice add-on. Yes, you don't have the option to zoom in, but that's why you buy a camcorder. It's a nice feature to have on the camera for those days you don't have that along. The menu is easy to use and I like being able to adjust as much or as little as I want. I wasn't sure whether I'd like a pop-up flash, but it becomes pretty automatic to put it up and if you don't, the camera reminds you. Lastly, I like being able to review my pictures without turning the camera on. There is some lag time after a picture has been taken, but I am still using the memory card it came with while awaiting the arrival of my new one. Once I have rechargeable batteries (I ordered Eneloop, which was recommended to me) and my Ultra II memory card, I expect to see some difference. All in all, I am quite happy with this product.

This camera takes great pictures any time of day and they look great in large photos. I take photos for work and for pleasure with this camera. I am able to show customers details in my photos and I am able to post beautiful photos for family which get great reviews from those with 'nicer' zoom lens cameras.
It's an impressive camera and worth the great price!

Hi I have 23 years old and I bought this camera because im outside my country for 6 months and I wanted to take some pictures for my records. Looking a good quality/price relation it is the best that I found, and by the moment Im really happy with the camera, excellent pictures, may be a little difficult to understand all its functionalities but it include a pdf instructor for that, just that I havent have enough time too see it on detail. But for casual pictures, its great, very easy to use, windows compatible, good videos, so I definitively recommend it.

The only bad thing is that could be a little complex to know all its functinalities, but I suppose that is the same with all cameras.

I have read that its a little fragile, but i haven't any problem yet so I can't say that. If you are carefully, you should't, may be if you are looking a camera for kids, could have problems with that, but f its for you, should be ok.

I want a camera that takes excellent pictures but really don't want to learn all of the intricacies of photography. This is the camera for me. The set up was relatively easy following the simple directions, and the camera setting is for "Auto" and probably will never be changed. I have been practicing before our vacation with all different kinds of pictures and they have come out awesome! I love this camera and will be enjoying it for many years to come!

This is a great camera. It has met every expectation I had; and I am very difficult to please. The zoom and image stabilization capability alone make it worth its relatively low price. The amount of functionality contained in this product is amazing. I read the manual, but I doubt I'll ever use most of the functions; it's like a laptop inside a camera.

The only negatives are: the larger size (I'm used to a Cybershot that drops inside my pocket, but this is a reasonable trade-off for the power of the camera); the fact that it didn't come with a memory card, rendering it unusable out of the box (c'mon Canon, you couldn't include a lousy $4 memory card?); and that a rechargeable battery isn't designed into the unit (battery life is very good, but this isn't a particularly green product).

Bought this camera as a present to my son before his trip to the far east. I looked for a reliable and advanced camera. I have several Canonj SLR and as such assumed that the A590 is a natural candidate.
To our regret, after being in use for 2 months, the lens retractor ceased to work and the camera had to be repaired. Of course, as it was bought in the US, the warranty was uselees. We had to pay. Second time, the shutter had to be readjusted and we paid again.
Pictures are good and the 8MP render very clear and sharp photos. Pitty we had to spend time to fix it twice. It is not an easy job when one traveles on the far east countryside.

Bought this camera because I was looking to own a cam that is AA battery operated. My old camera was a 2003 graduation gift (canon powershot sd100) and it still works fine, I just fed up with keep buying new batteries (for $40) every year not to mention how much I hated to lose pictures due to battery issues. Now I can just replace the old batteries with new AAs and I'm good.

There are two things I don't like about this camera, the A1000IS. 1. the flash. The flash is at the very top corner of the camera and most of the times I don't even realize that I cover it when I shoot the picture....and the picture will come out dark. Also, the flash on my old and now 6 year old Canon Powershot SD100was brighter and better than this one. 2. the materials used for this new camera are pretty cheap compared to my old SD100 which was hard metal not some cheap plastic like this. The pictures it takes are nice but I'm not sure if it's any nicer then the ones I take with the SD100.

Needed a new camera as my very reliable Kodak died on me. Was thinking of an SLR but didn't really want to spend that sort of money, and needed something that is easy to travel with. After reading many reviews, finally decided to splash out on the 980IS. And I so far have not been dissappointed. Nice size camera, can fit into your pocket fairly easily. Haven't quite worked out the manuel mode yet (but have worked pretty much everything else out without refering to the manual). Have used it a few times now- inside both in the light and dark, outside in the light and dark -takes really really good pictures. Love this camera!

A simple little sock that fits nicely into a camera pouch with accessories. Easy to carry around with the neck strap; I always cover my LED screen with a lens cloth to avoid scratching it on the 'D' ring on the inside of the sock

I bought this camera following the advice on here and it is a great camera. The picture is good, the batteries last a long time, its easy to hold and its a great point and shoot camera.

HOWEVER please google A620 Black screen or A620 CCD fault before you buy.

There are many many users with this issue but Canon wont pay for the repair which is £140! plus shipping! And it doesnt come with a longer warranty than 3 months - i have heard of many people who have had it go wrong more than 3 times!

Mine has developed this fault after 14 months! I wish i knew this then as i would have bought one that was recalled - IXUS etc or gone for a decent make!

I am really happy with my Purchase of this camera so far , The Pictures come out Good, The Zoom is great for what i intended it for, as I enjoy taking photos of bird and animals, I can do so with out scaring them.

The camera is very easy to use in the easy mode, for my tech challanged husband , and the other modes cover all I will need for more interesting pictures. Using the flash alot burns the batterys up pretty fast but just keep extra batteries on hand. Way out performs the Kodak C643 I had.

I am pleased with the product which gives adequate protection for my Power Shot.
I like the pouch for additional batteries and memory card. Good value buy.

I really like this camera even though it does not have a conventional viewfider. The 10x zoom lens is great. The large display is fine and usable in full sun. Battery life is good and it accepts AA rechargables that I like better than the flat batteries. While these batteries make the camera larger than pocket size, my I usually do not put my camera away when I hike, unless it goes into my backpack.

The camera has a great feel and look, but more importantly it takes great images that are sharp from corner to corner. It comes up quickly and is ready for the second shot in less than three seconds even at full resolution and lowest compression. The image stabilization is very useful and effective in low light or when seriously zoomed.

I use this camera to take very large panoramas of 200 megapixels and larger by shooting a hundred photos in rapid sequence by using a robotic system (GigaPan). This is a dependable workhorse camera that is easy to use but also allows quick access to important features for the knowledgable user.

I purchased a pair of these cameras on Amazon the end of December, which were shipped from Adorama Camera. After less than 3 months of light use, both of them exhibited the "Lens error, restart camera" message. In my case, one lens is stuck all the way out and the other was partway retracted. I'm probably going to get stiffed on the repair fees for the second, which I pushed in after it got stuck and now semi-operates.

The features are great for the price--especially the 10x zoom. I initially liked the cameras a lot, and I would have written off one failure as bad luck. After all I've had 4 other Canon digicams over the course of the past ~7 years that have been completely trouble-free. However 2 for 2 seems like a quality control problem--one which I find unacceptable on a "high-end" (Canon's descriptor) consumer camera.