Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

I searched and searched read review after review and finally and ended up with the Canon A590IS. I have only had the camera a short period and am absolutely overjoyed with my choice. Picture quality is excellent. Full control of the camera, anywhere from automatic or easy mode for my wife, or for my pleasure, lots of presets and actual manual mode and lets not forget the image stabiliztion. When you run out of things to play with there are extra lens available to give you a little more. My wife wanted a simple point and shoot, she just wants to take a picture by pressing a button. She loves it. I on the other hand, like to learn and enjoy the process of discovery. I love it. This camera will give way above average photos regardless if a begginer, seasoned photographer or anythng in between. Price is great delivery on time and in perfect condition. Too bad I can only give five stars. By all means buy it enjoy it and remember canons quality and excellent tech support

I bought this for my wife who was frustrated with the quality of pictures of our old point and shoot camera. She wanted something that could take good pics of the kids for her scrap booking projects. Of course I'm thinking SLR, but she needs something that is simple to use. After reading all the reviews, this camera undoubtedly takes top honors.

The 20X tele-zoom and auto focus makes portrait pictures of the kids easy and they turn out awesome.

After using the camera for 2 weeks, I've noticed the tunneling on some modes. I'm not sure if this is caused by the lens shade, but its no big deal if you crop your pics. Also, my thumb always seems to hit the selection dial on the back. Finally, the lens cover should be attached to a lanyard on the camera. I've misplaced it twice, but luckily found it. I'm certain the third time, I won't be so lucky.

[[ASIN:B0011ZCDKS Canon PowerShot A590IS 8MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom]. This is a great camera for the casual user. I bought this camera for my wife and she absolutely loves it! The new "easy function" mode is great! She even commented on how fast the camera takes mulitple shots compared to our old Sony Cybershot. Also, the full price including s&h was still $30-40 cheaper on Amazon compared to Circuit City and other electronic stores. We only had one slight drawback, the battery life. We used the AA batteries that came with the camera and after using the camera throughout the day from 10 am till 6 pm the low battery light came on. Fortunatley, we had an extra set of batteries and continued to enjoy taking pictures.
Overall, for the price, ease of use, the quality of pictures produce, this is a great camera! Great Buy! Get it and you will love it!

I bought mine a couple of months back and I'm totally satisfied with the camera. The picture quality is excellent. I think it has the best manual mode with total control over all the parameters, in this price range. It comes with a 32MB SD card so you would want to buy a larger (preferably 2-4GB) card if you don't already have one. Also, a good charger and quality NiMH batteries would be a wise investment to save money in the longer run. Overall a very good camera for its price!

No quite good, not bad, only Ok. My last Sony camera was excellent (but a new one is very expensive) so I bought this. If you want to buy this camera you will need to spend a time learning how to use it or will get bad pictures.

This camera is easy to use even for an inexperienced photographer. It is a bit bulky, but has a great range from telephoto macro.

When I bought this camera, my intention was to have a camera that I could easily upload pictures onto my computer and I was not disappointed. I first, like most smart shoopers, did my research on this camera and it had great reviews, so I thought why not? I also did a search thru Yahoo for digital cameras to see what they might have because I did not want to just rely on the comments by Amazon customers(no offense). This little camera had some of the highest reviews and that sold me. It came fast and it's smaller than you might think. The software was not a problem for me and all you need to do is follow the instructions point for point. I'm a novice camera shooter so if that fits you and you want a nice digital camera, then get this one. You might can get some at cheaper prices, but this is Canon, they are know for making high quality cameras for a long time and this is another great product.

This is not the camera to get if you need alot of features, but if you are like me and prefer a simple point-and-shoot camera that takes nice pictures and is solidly built, this is the one. I hate how dainty and fragile high-tech things like cameras have become, but the a470 seems durable enough. I like the size which is not too small and kinda fat because its harder to drop or sit on or whatever else I tend to do with smaller devices. It has taken great pictures so far, so I am certainly pleased.

Bought this as an upgrade and I am well pleased with it in most respects. Some brilliant pics taken already. Very disappointed with the documentation being supplied on CD. I would have glady paid an extra £20 to have a user maunal included in the box.

I was hesitant to buy since my S3IS and S5IS both disappointed me with regards to IQ. I was very surprised to see the results from the SX10. I took about 20 identical shots with it and my G10, same settings, both jpeg. Even at the pixel level I was unable to see a difference in quality. I'm impressed.

Love It! This is my 1st Digital Camera. I was wanting a camera to use basically for family, sports, and outdoor shots. I took my selection down to 2 cameras - this one, the Canon Powershot SX110IS and the Sony Cybershot DSC-H-10 Digital Camera. I really liked the Sony and probably would have purchased that one, except they advertise a 3" screen, but the images shown on the screen only used 2" of the screen. There is a black border on top and on bottom, just like the wide screen movies on your TV. Plus there is no lens cover. One of my "requirements" was to have a 3" screen, which I love. The 10x zoom is great; pictures are clear and beautiful. The only issues that may bother some are: 1) Slight delay on 1st shot 2) The Flash has to be manually raised; This is a great camera and would definitely recommend it to others.

Lot's of features for the money. I'm a NIKON person myself but I like this better than the average point and shot camera. No tripod necessary even with 10 MGP because of the image stabilizer which is why I bought the camera. It has a 20X zoom, a micro setting, a huge view screen that swivels for your convenience, takes movies with sound (3 mics). And these are just some of the features. Be sure to purchase a 4Gig memory card if you want to take advantage of the movie setting so you can shoot for 20 continuous minutes. Instead of packing up my NIKON gear I now take this camera with me almost anytime I go out. You can take very good pictures with it with just a little bit of practice so you will remember to change your distance settings to capture the "right" depth of field. I would recommend this camera to novice and serious amature alike. It's GREAT! If there is a drawback it's that you can't use filters with it. To me that is not important with this camera.

I ordered this project as a camera for use on a job site for a construction inspector. It arrived 3 days quicker than expected, with a case and memory card bundle. The case is a little big, as the A1000 is much thinner and sleeker than its parent, the A590. Its a small, compact, canon, which takes great pictures way above its price point.

The only thing I don't like about this camera is the user's manual which is too small with tiny print and tiny Black & White illustrations.

The learning curve here is challenging with this hindrance. I want to use features I am used to in non-digital cameras, i.e. control over aperature settings and shutter speed, easy zooming, etc but to do so in a digital there is a lot to learn and this camera's documentation does not make it easy.

I like the feel of the camera in my hand. Because I am far-sighted, I needed the viewfinder in addition to the digital viewer so I am happy to have that. The images I have shot have been steady and nicely exposed even on the Auto setting.

I am still learning but so far I am happy with the camera.

The camera is very intuitive to use. There are a lot of new features that were not on my old camera. I especially like the slide show feature. I bought the 8GB card and it gives me over 4000 pictures. That is a big change over my last camera.

I bought this camera based on wonderful reviews. And in good lighting, I have taken some good pictures. Unfortunately, I have not had the same experience when I have had to use the flash. The recovery time of the camera would range from 10-15 seconds before I could take another picture. That may not sound like a long time, but when you are taking a group shot and want to get another one, it is FOREVER! And trying to get multiple shots of a 3 year old in that situation is impossible. I've tried different batteries, normal and rechargeable, but there was no significant change. I was very disappointed and will be returning the product.

This camera takes beautiful, clear pictures. Beats my cybershot by a mile for clarity and details. Easily worth the twice the price paid. I have not had battery life problems, and AA's are always available everywhere. Shopped online and got a couple of 4 GB HD-SC cards, (for less than $20) They should be good for thousands of highest quality shots, or hours of video. Feels good in the hand, light weight, and has good placement of the control buttons. I made a fun picture using the included photo stitching software, by sitting in a chair and taking 12 shots around the room, then stitching them together. Pan the image while viewing, and it looks really cool! Highly recommended, even for non technical users, great pictures automatically in 'easy mode'. Plenty of manual settings to play with too. Best sub $200 camera on the market, I got it for $105 shipped. :o)

The camera takes nice pictures and is very easy to operate, but to my surprise the picture quality is not even close to my old 2001 FinePix 2800 ZOOM camera by FujiFilm. This old camera has only 2 MPixels so the prints are limited to about 8 x 10, nevertheless I was surprised when I took several pictures at the same conditions and it show clearly that for some unknown reason the sensor CCD used by FinePix 2800 is a much, much better. I don't know why?

I have been carrying around two cameras since each one had its strengths and wanted to be down to one camera that did it all. After careful study I picked up the SX10 IS and can't be more happy. It is fast and has image stabilization so it can replace my Canon A710 IS in most cases, unless small camera size is important. It is 10MP,has a 20X zoom, fast flash recycle times and a nice sunset mode, so it replaces my older Nikon Coolpix 8700 and exceeds its specs. Last evening I went to a concert and by setting the ISO3200 Scene mode I was able to get usable photos without flash from the back of the room at full zoom. Yes, the colors were sometimes washed out and the size was down to 1600x1200, but faces came out well and the photos looked fairly good. This camera keeps surprising me and I am very happy to have it.

This camera is excellent. It was bought to photograph small items close up and it does this nicely. It also takes photos of all kinds exceptionally well. One problem: the memory card that comes with it is worthless it takes about 8 photos before it is full.Ordered a 16 card and it will now take many many photos.

I wanted to buy a fun but also a quality camera for my pre-teen daughter. I am a professional photographer and was looking for a portable camera for her birthday present. I did not want to buy the first camera that came along my way; the quality of picture and the response time were two important things for me. I looked and looked and came across these Canon digital cameras. First they looked kinda tacky and cheapish because of their color. But I searched a little bit more and found out all good things about them. I bought one and am glad that I did. They are a lot more solid and quality than they look. They take great pictures and they are fun to have. Highly recommended.

I bought this camera because of the big zoom (10X). It is a great camera, many features, light weight, auto lense cover, takes the normal AA batteries. many many good things. however, it has a couple of negative aspects which are:
- high consumption of batteries, so you need to load up with many batteries (you can use rechargable AA though).
- sometimes it tells me to changes batteries and after a while I foget to put new batteries and I grab it and take 4 or 5 photos it work just fine.
- 10x zoom does not work when you are taking movies movies.

So, if you are looking for good camera with high zoom (for soccer and football games and picnic in the park, it is good choice). pitcure quality is excellent with or without the flash, inside or outside. when I dowloaded my photos on the computer i was amazed of the high quality. Also the movies are high quality.

The feature that made me buy this camera was its image stabilization system. Friends who use digital cameras professionally all told me that Canons optical image stabilized zoom system was the best in its price range. Due to a slowly worsening tremor, this has evolved into an important issue.

The digital zoom is amazingly effective. Recently, I caught a game at Fenway Park. My seat was adjacent to the infamous "Green Monster". From that distance, I was able to take photos of players at bat, that captured detailed facial features. I was even able to get some very respectable images of players in action.

The camera settings are easy to use, and equally easy to access. The Auto setting is fairly idiot proof and does a good job under a wide variety of conditions. I found the SX110 to be solid, well built yet still small enough to fit into a laptop carrying bag.

I never imagined that I would buy anything other than a Nikon, but now I think this was one of the best purchases that I have made in a long time. It delivers on its promises, producing pictures whose quality rivals those of much more expensive digital cameras.

This camera is the latest in the PowerShot "S" model line. As one of the first buyers of an S3 - I fell in love with my S3. BUT today my love has soured, after 2 1/2 years I got a lens error message and the lens keeps moving in and out until I shut it off. A quick internet search will show you that this is a common problem. My camera has never been abused, dropped, or used in sand. Since, my camera is out of warranty it will cost $150 to fix (provided it does not need additional parts) - roughly a 1/3 of the price of this camera. None of the suggested fixes from the various websites corrected the problem. I still like the camera but had to resort to my trusty AE-1 film camera for holiday photos! I'll probably get it fixed but my word of warning is that since this camera is in the same "family" of Canon digitals - you might want to consider an extended warranty.