Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

I bought this camera because I wanted something in between a portable camera and an SLR. The SX110IS fits this requirement perfectly, and it delivers great bang for your buck.

PROS:
Awesome picture quality
Equally awesome large LCD screen
Even more awesome 10X zoom (In my mind, this is really what makes this camera compete with all those expensive SLR's)
Easy to navigate between functions
Small enough to fit in your pants pocket or your ultra awesome flourecent green and pink fanny pack.

CONS:
Pictures often come out blurry unless you have the flash up or unless you're in bright sunlight (and using the flash never seems to capture images in their true color). This can be pretty frustrating.

Charge time on the flash is about 4 seconds. This didn't seem long to me when reading reviews before buying this camera, but when you absolutely need to take a picture - the flash may leave you hanging.

This camera takes some great pictures. If you're looking for a general use camera (something to replace a point and shoot film camera, say) this is a bargain. It takes huge pictures, and they're very clear and crisp. It's also far better on batteries than the old 3.2 megapixel it replaced.

This is a very handy and capable camera - good value. It can be used in Auto as a point-and-shoot, or there are Manual settings for the experienced photographer. The image quality is excellent, and the optical zoom is good. While many people want a very small camera, I actually would have preferred one a little larger, but it is a reasonable compromise.

I purchased this camera based on the mostly exceptional reviews on many sites. However, after using it one time and downloading the pictures to my computer the aperture priority (Av) and manual (M) modes would not function. I could not power on the camera in either mode. If I was in a different mode and turned the function dial to either Av or M, the camera would shut off. Since I had the camera for over 3 weeks, I got an RMA from Canon and sent camera back. Received a camera back with same problem and different serial number. What followed was a lot of grief arguing with Canon customer care. Fortunately, Adorama/Amazon stood by the product and gave me a full refund.

I purchased the Canon PowerShot A590IS for my wife and she is relating easily to it. I wanted a compact camera that was not too tiny (tiny things get lost or misplaced too easily), an easy point-and-shoot camera, but capable of sophisticated manipulation by a photographer who wants more control. This is a good choice. The controls and functions are very intuitively organized; it was easy to use right out of the box. I like that it uses standard AA batteries so refreshing batteries is simple and quick (you can certainly use rechargable batteries and a separate charger, but you are not limited to proprietary batteries). There are many ways to download images from camera to computer. I recommend it for anyone who wants ease of use and versatility.

This camera is great because you get de ease of use of P&S cameras with manual controls to increase your skill in photography.

PROS:
-Super 10x zoom.
-Manual controls.
-Great picture quality, specially if you intend to use photoshop afterwards.
-Powerful flash.

CONS:
-Little bulky for a P&S.
-No viewfinder.
-Terrible noise after ISO 200.
-Short battery life (with NiMH rechargable batteries)

I think its the best camera you can get if you are not ready for a DSLR and want a little more control over your pictures than most P&S cameras.

I am totally satisfied with the quality of the camera, it's functions, and the quality of the photos. I used this camera to take pictures at my sisters wedding and they turned out great! The camera was easy to use, right out of the box and controls the camera "shake" very well.

I have not used it enough to know the quality of it. However I have had a good opinion of Cannon. The price was reasonable. I do not use a camera a lot. I do take pictures for items I may want to list on ebay. It has a lot of modes, most I will probably never use. It is compact, and easy to hold. I am anxious to take it along on a trip and see how it does. I am still learning it, and how to use certain things on it. I really believe at this point that it will be a good camera.

The only thing that I can say negatively about this camera is that the camera lens isn't connected some way. I just know I will lose it. Other than that, it is fantastic. I recently took it to Aruba and the pictures are amazing. I have always been disappointed in the past cameras I have bought with the zoom. I took a close-up from my balcony of my husband in the pool. It was fantastic. There are some complicated features but with a little practice, they are easy to master.

Feb. 27, 09 I have had this camera for about a month and it is GREAT. My Sony DSC92 died and I did alot of research for a new camera. It has every feature you will ever need. I just found out last night I could record a movie and size it for Emails.....works great the zoom is locked but thats ok. On the batteries, if you are using rechargeable use Duracell 2650 mAh. you can find it a Walgreens charger and batteries for about 20 bucks. up grade the mem card to atleast 4G and I have read that you cant erase all the pics at once, yes you can, use the card format feature and it will erase the card slick.

This camera takes great pictures and is easy to operate. The only surprise came when I found it had no timer! I thought a timer was standard on all cameras, but apparently not.
Purchased from 17th Street Photo, via Amazon, the camera could have been shipped faster. It showed as being in stock, but it took 6 days (4 business days) before it was shipped.

I got the Canon A1000IS camera for Christmas 2008...along with the case from Canon...to be sure it was protected. I took a few photos around Christmas and in January, mostly to learn how to work the camera. Then in early March I left for a 3 week vacation to South Africa. After shooting, perhaps, 400 photos at 10mp the lens error occurred and the carmera became unusable. None of the (non-violent) solutions proposed on the WEB helped so here I am on top of Table Mountain without a working camera. Let's just say I'm not totally happy with this purchase.

The Canon PowerShot Digital Camera TX1 7.1MP with 10x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom was a Christmas gift to my husband from myself. My husband is a sound engineer and does frequent movies of his work. He absolutely loves the camera and has been going around filming everything! You should have seen his face when he opened his gift! Priceless! Also, the camera has some really neat features that I was unaware of when I bought it which was an absolute fun find for my husband.

One thing that can be offered with this product is a case. This is a product that you want around for a long time so having a case offered with the purchase would be an added bonus and a sure way to protect the camera from scratches, etc.

Thank you for a wonderful product!

Cynthia

Very sharp, bright colours and loads of extras. Very simple to use for great quality photos and great value for money.

Coming from an amateur who couldn't imagine himself benefiting enough to justify a $4000 SLR, this camera gets you pretty substantial high end functionality for it's price point, and fantastic pictures too. I'm able to create some of the same kind of light effects and adjustments that pros do with SLR's for a fraction of the cost. Don't get me wrong, if you're looking for a professional camera, this is NOT professional grade, but if you are an amateur looking for high end features, great lens capability, and/or a stepping stone to learn how real photographers do what they do, this is a GREAT buy.

I loved this camera, but it's not even three years old and is dead. I just returned from the camera repair shot, and the woman there told me they often die after three or four years and I could buy another camera for what it would cost to repair this one. This is a lot of money to spend on a camera that will only work for three years, imo. So, now I'm left shopping for another, cheaper camera. If I'm going to replace them every three years, I'd better buy less expensive ones!

My previous camera, a Pentax Optio E10, was stolen when we were on holiday on the Costa del Sol in June, so once home and Insurance sorted I spent what seemed like hours and hours looking at digital cameras and the reviews submitted.
I evenutally decided on the Canon Powershot A580 and I am really glad I did. Purchased online from Amazon.co.uk and delivered within two days along with a 2GB memory disk and carrier pouch.
My main worry initially was the batteries. My first camera, a Nikon Coolpix 2100 was horrendous, good little camera but seemed to go through batteries(rechargeables) very very fast and was very frustrating. The Pentax was reasonably ok but I was concerned when I read the Canon used alkaline batteries, but so far so good.
We went on a Med cruise end of August which is why I wanted a replacement camera and I was very happy with this camera. So far original batteries still going strong and very happy with the pics I took.
Also process of transferring pics from camera to PC appears to be easy and straight forward so would thoroughly recommend this camera for ease of use and reasonable cost and good picture quality.

I'm still learning how to use the many features of my new camera, but in the interim, using the auto feature has resulted in some very sharp pictures. I've also taken some fantastic "stop action" shots of kids swinging on swings, as well as very good closeups. I'm really looking forward to becoming a "beginner", "expert" photographer...I feel I have the camera, finally, to do it, with more practice (and the ability to check on the pictures and eliminate the bummers).

A very nice little camera. I like it works on regular batteries which are available anywhere and - of course - the adjustable mega pixels. I also like very much the viewfinder because the screen is next to useless in bright sunlight. I also bought a 4 GB memory stick, good for up to 2000 pictures depending on the pixel setting. And for the price at $125.00 I would buy it again.

I'm no camera buff... but I really like this little camera. The look and feel, quality and operation is awesome. I'm sure you're going to get better image quality with a bigger lens, and the fact that it is so small is going to aggravate some peeps, but for what it is, it is a fantastic item. My only issue with it is.. the manual says you can take a picture when you are in the process of taking a video. This is true, but it causes the video to pause and insert a still...not exactly the effect I was expecting.

I upgraded from the S2 IS, an excellente camera.
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If you are looking for a digital camera with more zoom than 5X, the SX 10 IS is the one. You will have 20X, Video mode in just a button, snapshot while filming, zoom while filming. Picture quality is superb, a lot of modes, like Auto, you just point and shoot, Manual, you perform your own scenario, and a lot more. If you like to make close-ups, the Macro mode is unique, you can put the object at the lens 0cm, and works perfect.
If I had to change something, I would give the lens more aperture, it comes with 2.8-5.7, I would like 2.8-4.5.

Go for it.

Danny

I received this camera for Christmas. My mother-in-law had a Kodak EasyShare which is GREAT! It takes the most remarkably clear pictures for a point and shoot. She could not find that camera for me, so the Canon SX110 IS was recommended. It takes very fuzzy pictures in low light and the stability is not good. There was a world of difference between her pictures and those taken with the Canon (taken at the same place, same light, etc.). After research, I have opted to go with the Panasonic DMC-FZ28K which has remarkable reviews. After I receive it, I will let you know.

In the meantime, if you are going to spend $200+ on a camera, there are certainly ones better than this. I would take a little time and do some research - but the Kodak EasyShare is definitely a better buy.

The 85 IS is a great little camera - easy functionality and great clear images. As is the way of compact camera the shutter time delay needs to be allowed for but hasn't been problem.

I bought this camera for my wife and we have both enjoyed using it. It takes great pictures outdoors, and the face recognition is amazing! My wife likes that when she reviews the portrait photographs that she has taken, she can turn the camera vertical and they turn vertical to take up the whole screen like they do in the photo taking mode. The one down side, for me, is that the flash on the camera is not that strong. You have to be up close to get a good shot in lower light conditions, but if you get too close you burn the people in the photograph. All in all it is a great camera, and this is coming from a professional photographer that still shoots film for my projects.