Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

Bought this camera after a great deal of research - not disappointed at all in the camera. Easy to use in point and shoot mode, good range of extras for the more experienced. Used the camera first time in Venice and the results were fantastic. Good metering on Flash setting- does not bleach out faces. Video images acceptable for quality of lens. Recommend this camera to anyone.

I love this camera! The color is amazing. Sometimes using manual you have to be careful with your color settings because it can make the image look a little off or way too vibrant. I took a picture of a rose and, when reviewing the image, had to ask myself why it was glowing.

It's not a camera for taking self snap shots with friends. I mean you could, but it's a little too bulky for that and I'd be afraid I'd drop it. Definitely a "sir, will you take a picture of us?" camera. Just make sure you put it on Auto before you hand it to a camera noob.

Macro is probably the best feature on this camera. It's about all I use. Takes clear, beautiful shots and allows you to get a close shot without having to be up close. Though for me macro is never close enough. If you're anything like me I would recommend something that either has better macro or can use lens/filter adaption/conversions.

The zoom is great until you get into long distances and then you get some black fuzziness around the edges (mostly just in the corners). Also anything not in the exact center of the image is slightly fuzzy.

Battery life is pitiful. Regular AA batteries just don't cut it. I went through 4 pairs of batteries in about as many days, so I just went ahead and bought a nice little 30$ charger with lithium ion batteries at Walmart. It's better than having to buy batteries every week.

I don't use flash at all so I'm not much help there. High (1600) ISO setting makes your pictures come out very grainy/noisy.

Overall this camera is great for nature and macro photography, as well as outdoor portraits. Indoors is great so long as you have decent lighting.

This camera comes with no internal memory at all, which I found to be a downside. A 32 MB SD card was included which holds a couple dozen photos, so you'll want to order a higher capacity one with this camera. I bought the Transcend 4 GB SDHC SD Class 6 Flash Memory Card TS4GSDHC6E [Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging] and it can hold over 1000 photos taken at full resolution.

The battery life is excellent on this camera. I've already taken 150+ photos with the children and the batteries have not yet run out.

What most impresses me with this camera is one of the few point and shoot digital cameras that can accept a wide angle or telephoto lens. I plan to order the wide angle lens and put it into my daughters stocking. (Just search Amazon for a590is lens and several options will show up.) You can also add filters or an underwater kit. I love that it's so versatile.

It's also very, very well made, but heavier than most point and shoot cameras.

Canon has always come through for me with cameras. The pictures are always vivid and clear and easy to shoot. I have not had a chance to play extensively with the more advanced features yet, but with what I have seen, I cannot expect more for $200. If only.. Canon would put the swivelling lcd screen on all their models. I nearly paid another $150 for the SX10 simply because of it.

Pros:
-Clear pictures
-Reasonable video
-Easy to operate in simple and advanced modes
-Decent price
Cons:
-Sometimes a little hard to get the camera to focus on what you want it to.
-some features feel a little less sturdy that some of the previous A series cameras.

The title says everything that I have to say about this Cam.
I wanted to experiment with Cams and this is what I thought I'd start with.
It gives 10X Optical Zoom. Believe me ... its good
It has a plethora of options for a newbie to explore.
This is a good Pre-SLR Cam.
And all this for 230 Odd bucks ... Its a steal.

Awesome Camera!

It is packed with features, and the software is great!
It shoots great video too...
Only one problem--the lens cap doesn't stick on. I will need to get a replacement.

This is a great little camera, but more than I needed. I couldn't understand all the settings and wanted something simpler. I am so greatful that Amazon will take returns and refunded my money with no questions asked. I now have the SX110IS and love it. It is just right for me. Thank you again, Amazon.

The SX 110IS is an excellent camera for anyone who wants a top end point and shoot camera with an excellent zoom (~35 to 350mm)and the capacity for a lot of creative control. I'm an old school Nikon SLR film camera guy who developed and printed in my own darkroom. I bought and shot with the Canon SX10IS and found that, while it's a good camera with a big zoom, the weight, operating complexity (swiveling display switching with viewfinder and complex control buttons) and smaller display (2.5") were simply not worth the extra $130 for my needs. If you must have 12 megs and multiple lenses, go for it and get an SLR. Otherwise, this is your camera. One hardware flaw in the SX 110IS is that the exposure compensation display (+0-) is visible in the display of all shooting modes except "Auto." Be prepared to see a +0- at the bottom of your display. Canon has confirmed to me that this is a hardware issue and that there is no way to remove the zero from the display unless you switch to "Auto."

Camera arrived from Amazon as scheduled however the outer cardboard box from Amazon, did not have any packing material inside. Only the camera in the original Canon box that was that bouncing around in the outer shipping box. The camera appears to be okay and is working correctly so far.

This is a great camera. I wanted a great zoom lens and it certainly has that. It is a well built camera with great features. The picture quality is fantastic. It is everything that I expected.

Downloading pictures is a bit more cumbersome than with my old Kodak camera, however.

My product is in excelent conditions, new, and prompt delivery as promised. The price is really good, fair and according to all camera features. It would be nice to have a list of all accesories that come with the camera before buying. Thanks!

Because I am a professional photographer, I know people like reading reviews they can understand. I'm going to make this as simple as can be...the Canon Powershot A560, in my opinion, is probably the best digital camera anyone could get. That's if you're a normal person that wants a really good digital camera. Professionals should stick to some of Canon's higher lever cameras that are more sophisticated. I say that the A560 is the best for many reasons. For one, it's price is as reasonable as can get. Another reason the A560 is the best is that I have probably dropped mine like 10 times already and the only harm the camera got was a few scratches here or there. Now a digital camera with this kind of durability is awesome. Other digital cameras end up being ruined after a couple of drops. First, a feature or two stops working. Before you know it, all your pictures are gone and the camera is busted. Hectic, isn't it? So, if you're hesitant in buying the Canon A560, YOU HAVE NO REASON TO BE! Go ahead and buy it, I'm sure you won't regret it!

I bought this camera because Consumer Reports ranked it a "best buy." It has worked as described by CR and I seem to have gotten what I expected. For a little over $100, this was an amazing deal. It's got crazy zoom power - goes up to around 10x zoom (granted the quality suffers at that power). It has several modes, like "nature scenes" and "portrait" and "night scene" that I tend to use. I also like that it works on AA batteries, because when they die, I can just instantly replace the batteries. It just requires me to carry batteries around with me. But at least I won't miss out on those bachelorette shots due to battery death. I don't know what I'm missing out on by not buying a $250 camera, but this one has all that I need.

So far, I really like this one. I bought it to carry with me on business trips with the SLR was staying home. I am really impressed with the crisp shots I can take and the zoom is really good. The image stabilization works very well. The flash is decent for a compact camera.

This digital camera is inexpensive compared to other cameras and easy to use. I took a couple of shots with it and I noticed that you can't get too close to an object that you are shooting or it will not focus right. You must stand at a nice distance and use the zoom frequently. It takes some getting used to but once you get used to it, you can take some pretty good pictures. Another thing I noticed is that once you take a picture it comes out looking a bit fuzzy on the camera's display screen but once downloaded to the computer it's very clear and detailed. The camera is also small and lightweight so if you're looking for something that feels a bit heavier this camera is probably not for you. Other than that it's perfect for taking casual, fun pictures.

I have always taken lousy pictures , I now know why I used lousy cameras!
After deciding to upgrade to a new ultra zoom I researched and found the canon sx10 to be higly rated. After buying I seee why my pictures are fantastic crisp clear, just what I was hoping for, would definitely recommend if you are tired of lousy pictures.

I'm a novice digital camera user and have used this camera for 8 months, and have been extremely satisfied with it.

Not only does it take very good pictures but it also allows one to record movies at 30fps at 320*240 resolution, so I have been able to record my golf-swing with it for analysis.

The only negatives are that it eats up a lot of power quickly (be sure to have a lot of rechargeable batteries on hand) and the feature layout and controls require some getting used to. The zoom feature is also tricky to use, but that could be due to user-error on my part.

But other than that I highly recommend this camera for a first-time digital camera user.

I am a big, big fan of Canon products and I love this camera, it was exactly what I was looking for in that i wanted a camera I could slip in my pocket. Picture quality is excellent "macro" for close up detailed shots is impressive and the Amazon price is excellent.Treat yourself for the summer!

I purchased my A590IS because of price and ease of hacking. Within minutes of receiving my camera I had installed CHDK on it and I had a camera with features of cameras costing much more. Now I can take awesome shots of lightning, save pictures in the RAW format, and take bracketed photos with ease. The quality of the camera is excellent and the Canon menus are easy to navigate and very intuitive. There are plenty of features for the experienced photographer and an Automatic mode that takes very nice pictures without any thought of ISO speed or any other variable. Battery life on the camera is reasonable, but I always keep a couple of extra batteries charged and ready to go. The body of this camera allows the use of accessory lenses. I purchased several of these lenses, along with the Canon adapter, and expanded the cameras capabilities even more. I like this camera so much that I am considering buying a second one so I can shoot stereoscopic images!

After putting in 2 new AA batteries I turn on the camera and it immediately turns off and I see a message on the screen that tells me I needs to change the batteries. I have had this camera for about a year and it has done this to me almost the entire time Ive had the camera. When I finally get the camera to turn on I am only able to take pictures outdoors in good natural light because I can never get the flash to work inside. I have tried using different size SD cards, tried different brands of AA batteries. Nothing is fixing the problem. There are much better camera's available at a comparable price. I have missed many photo opportunities because of this poorly made camera.

We've been very happy with this camera. It takes high quality photos and works well for both travel photos and shots of our two year old grandson who doesn't stay still. I'm glad to see that this Canon still has a view finder: so helpful for bright sunlight or times when you want to hold the camera extra steady. It's small enough to take anywhere but still has a slight bulge to help with grip. It works well on the full auto feature but also lets you use more detailed settings. It is easy to adjust exposure for strong backlighting. We've been using a SanDisk Ultra II SD Plus 2GB Card for easy camera to computer transfers.

I've had a S3IS for about 3 years. I received my SX10IS on January 8, 2009 and I shot this video the next morning at a local park. It was cold and windy and I was only carrying a mono pod. I read a complaint about short battery life but it doesn't ring true for me. I've shot a 2.5 minute video and a 26 minute video and about 400 images in 3 outings and I still have the same NiMH AA cells in the camera. It looks like it's going to be a fun camera to carry around. It's a bit larger but that's a plus for me. I'm glad they returned to putting the memory in it's own compartment because when shooting videos on a tripod it's very convenient not to have to take everything apart to change memory. The video is a bit shaky. It's at full zoom and the fox is about 100 yards from me. Thanks Canon for another great little camera and thanks Amazon for selling it at such a great price.

I just purchased this over the weekend, as well as a Sandisk SDHC 4GB card and have taken over 500 photos ranging from night shots, low light levels, overcast, bright indoor lights as well as great sun photos and all have come out great!

Pros: Easy to use interface with good sized & well marked icons. Fast power on-to-shooting time(just past two seconds), lighter than a DSLR but feels heavier than most mid level point and shoot cameras. (I personally don't like cameras that are too light in your hand.) Has a good comfotable grip although I can see where someone with large, note I said large not larger hands as mine are average, may feel like it is too small. Colors are rich and life-like without over saturation and blacks feel and look right. I have tried most of the larger sizes and the writing/processing to card seems fast, without the camera lagging. Macro and micro shots are good, with very good detail. The optical zoom is amazing as well as using the Manual Focus. Video is great and smooth. DVD quality if I recall.

Cons: The included 16mb card...enough said. Continuous photos seem to slow down when using the 8mp size photos, I only say that because I tried the smaller sizes around my 300th shot and it slowed down. I even swapped to new Lithium batteries to make sure it was not the batteries. The wheel/dial adjustment for ISO, Focus, Flash and mode seems a little loose or rather sensitive. I brushed it a few times and it went to adjust when I did not want it to. Video mode looks good but no sound!

I gave it the four stars only because of the cons I listed.

Sorry if I did not address modes or things that you may do that I did not try yet.

EDIT: I did find that I muted the sound so, yes the camera does have sound which sounds great on playback. I still can not go to five stars for the issue with the quick settings dial.

Gave this camera to my son right before a trip. It takes good photos - not professional, but more than fine as a keepsake of a memorable trip. He was delighted to learn that there is a small video capability, too. The memory card that comes with the camera is teensy, so getting an inexpensive memory card is a must - and easy to do. For the price it's hard to beat.