Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

I'm a bird watching freak and wanted a camera that would allow me to get closer to my subjects and capture fast motion (birds in flight). This camera does not disappoint! With the 20x optical zoom, I can get as close as I need to without sacrificing picture quality. I received it yesterday morning and went out the birdfeeder to practice with it. In 30 minutes, I managed 10 of the best bird photos I've ever taken. I also went over to Lowe's garden center and photographed new spring flowers and am very happy with the colors. A butterfly made an appearance and became an unknowing subject thanks to the 20x zoom. The pictures are just gorgeous! I really love this camera.

I only got this camera for Christmas, so I haven't had a chance to use it very much, however the design of the camera itself is very user friendly. It has a large screen so this makes picture taking really easy and it seems to be packed full of functions as well, some of which I'll never use, but are good to have all the same! With 14.7 megapixels, this allows plenty of options as to what you can do with the pictures, such as creating large posters without a significant quality loss. The flash is also very good, as it doesn't create unnatural colours. (My previous camera turned the pictures an orange shade when using the flash!)

Overall, from first impressions, this seems like another excellent camera from one of the best manufacturers, and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.

Bought this camera for my wife, so far she loves it.
It takes great pictures, even at night or indoors or concerts.
it's smaller than other comparable cameras.
it has auto settings, but it also has a great range of manual settings
a couple reasons I picked this particular camera are that:
it takes regular SD cards, which are getting really cheap(no Sony pro-stick or anything crazy.)I paid 15 bucks for an 8 gig card on amazon
it uses aa batteries. That's great because good rechargeables are fairly inexpensive and we can keep several sets ready to go. And if we are out somewhere and run out, we can snag some alkalines anywhere

My only dislike is that it can take a while to process a picture if the lighting isn't perfect

This is a great camera with a lot of features without being overly complex. The picture quality is excellent and the size makes it easy to carry.

This camera was bought for use by two classes of Reception children to record their work and each other. It is easy to use although they do have a tendancy to 'twiddle' the dial at the top and so sometimes they take snapshot videos or else it's "Please miss the camera doesn't work!" We chose it because a previous comment said that although she had dropped it, it still continued to work. This I can agree with. Only time will tell how long it will continue to work although we do teach the children to use it carefully. It is in use everyday and it is so easy to delete the unwanted photos.

Bought this for a child. Perfect "first" "real" camera. Much better than the average "toy" digital camera. In fact, it takes great pictures; it is a "real" camera, albeit simple and basic. Combined with a great price and the Canon name, it's hard to beat. Very happy so far.

I bought this as an upgrade to my trusty old Canon S2. Based on 3 days experience, the photographic aspect of the camera is great - better than the S2 particularly the 28mm wide angle. However, I have a few little complains on the ergonomic side.

(1) The cammera is significantly larger and heavier than the S2. And it is bit of a pain since I cannot reuse my old S2 camera case.

(2) The SX10 comes with a clip-on lens cap which is pretty finicky to put on in comparison to the S2 plastic lens cap which I can easily and quickly slap on to the lens housing. Furthermore, while the S2 cap comes with a string to be attached to the camera body. That is not the case with the SX10. So I can see losing my lens cap pretty soon.

(3) The inside grip on the S2 is kind of sanded so it can be gripped firmly. The grip on the SX10 is smooth and a bit slippery. It does not offer me as firm and confident a grip as the S2, particularly when the camera is heavier. May be it will become less slippery with time.

Other than the above, good camera.

This is a great all round camera, with great zoom and video.

Ive used it for 2 years, and im not a pro with reviewing camera spec, but i would definitely recommend it.

The one major problem is that the lense is easily broken, Ive had mine fixed before after getting a tiny bit of sand in it, its broken again atm as I cant get the lense to come back out and its displaying an error. Hence being on looking for a new camera :)

I would def recommend it but make sure you get insurance! The lens is likely to be have issue if you use it alot!

I recently upgraded to this camera from one with 3-megapixel, 6x zoom limitations. With no more preparation than reading the manual on the plane on my way to Europe, I feel that I was able to use this camera effectively on my 3-week trip. The manual is easy to follow, the variety of settings easy to use and my pictures have come out clean and crisp. I am most happy with this camera and especially like the possibilities afforded by the 10x zoom.

I am an old film guy who scoffed at digital but decided to buy this camera for my wife because of its "point and shoot" capabilities. The pictures she took on a recent vacation turned out great, and those that didn't resulted from operator error. For those of us who feel compelled to impose our "artistic" selves upon the photos we take, this little camera has enough controls to satisfy. The photo stabilization feature is great for those of us whose hands are not very stabilized any longer. It is also small, unobtrusive and light weight. Not a big old brick hanging on a string around your neck! I recommend this camera to just about any one who is at the beginner/intermediate level and want to create some very nice photos

On (March 18) I ordered a Canon Powershot SX10 camera from "Annattna" a Amazon sponsored vender. It is now (April 18) and I still NEVER received this item, I have sent 4 emails to Amazon and Annattna and never even got a response back. I had to cancel my order. Just a warning to all, DO NOT ORDER FROM ANNATTNA, you will never receive the item and you will have to jump through hoops the get your money back.

I just wanted a good digital camera. Instead I found a replacement for my 35mm SLR, my Sony MiniDV Camcorder, as well as my 3 year old digital.

'Nuff said.

this is amazing Digicam i ever have. Except a lagging time while taking photos everything else is perfect like, Clarity, Zooming, Stabilization, Compactness etc...

I had the previous version, the A570IS, but it mysteriously refused to download pics from the camera after only a year.
It also started to drain the batteries at an alarming rate.
I replaced it with the A590IS, which is the new version of the A570IS.
Buttons and controls are identical, except it's in black instead of silver.
However, the A590IS takes much sharper, clearer pictures, and the macro mode works much better; no more blurry close ups like the A570IS.
Shot time using the flash is also dramatically improved over the A570IS.
I just hope this one lasts more than a year.

After much research and deliberation, I bought this camera as for daily family use. I really wanted to like it. I tried all the setting and played with the options, and even tried different memory cards.

BUT, I just couldn't get away from the rediculous delay between shots and the rediculous delay after pressing the shutter button. I did some testing and it avaraged 5-6 seconds between photos. It averaged 3-4 seconds from the time I pressed the shutter button until it took the photo.

8-10 seconds per photo is just too much when you have kids!

I do documentation fieldwork, so I wanted an inexpensive backup camera in case of any problem with my Panasonic TZ5. I chose the Canon a590 because of the great reviews, and because I had been impressed by the performance of my parents' Canon a570.

I hate to say it, but I'm happier with the Canon a590 than with my Panasonic TZ5. I particularly like the manual controls on the Canon, and the possibility to set the flash strength. It looks like I'll use the Canon as my primary camera, and keep the Panasonic TZ5 as a backup in case I damage or lose the Canon.

I bought the Canon a590 for $119 on-line from Best Buy, and it included a 2 GB SD memory card. I bought Radio Shack's NiMH rechargable AA batteries, which are the best rechargable batteries I've ever used.

I highly recommend the Canon a590.

I bought this camera for my parents in India after a lot of research. Main usage of this camera for them would be at home. I initially looked for kodak easy share which also had great reviews for beginners. But then a CANON is a CANON. Though it is not that sleek and light weight, it has most of the features my own canon SD 750 has. I put a 2GB card in it and its all set.

The only thing i am disappointed at is that we cannot use canon re-chargeable batteries in this. But a AA battery recharger would definitely solve the issue.

I ordered it from Amazon on thanksgiving and it arrived on the estimated delivery date. I am very pleased with Amazons delivery schedules.

Overall, I am satisfied with this camera and would recommend it for anyone looking for a branded camera, with good features, at a reasonable price.

I wanted a digital camera for around $100...I checked online for reviews and found this camera got great reviews. Even though it was a little bit more in cost, I think it's well worth it. Also, when I bought it the price was lower (I'd seen it for $149-$179) but actually paid $112.95 for it on Amazon. It's so easy to use (frankly I haven't even opened the manual yet). It takes great photos with no effort. And what I really love is that it takes great photos in the dark. I was at an event with very little light, and when I took pictures they came out just as well as if I was outside during the day. Great buy for the money, well worth it...and most importantly verrrry easy to use. Buy it, you won't be sorry.

Although I haven't had and oppurtunity to use it much, I like this camera. I researched several others, but this had all the features I wanted, and many I'll never use. So far it is easy to use, has great zoom and focus, and great picture quality. I was able to transfer photos straight to my pc with the supplied usb cable without having downloaded supplied software yet. My only nitpick is my thumb keeps leaving prints on the screen, it is a little awkward to handle. And I would have liked a neck strap.

I bought this camera a few weeks back. Takes great outdoor pictures, struggles indoors, especially indoor sports. Happy with the zoom etc., overall happy with camera.

Everything seems great on this camera so far. Only problem: memory card only holds about 10 photos. I discovered this while taking photos of my newborn niece. (Not a time when you want to discover this!) I recommend buying another memory card with a greater capacity at the same time as you buy the camera.

Decided to replace my older Canon SureShot. Found this item, remfg, at a really exceptional price. Everything about this item is perfect fit for me. Uses AA batteries, small, has auto mode so I don't have to decide on settings, 4x optical zoom and Image Stabilization.

This camera is a good jump for beginning photographers looking to step it up to the intermediate level. The camera has a magnificent zoom, and the quality of the picture is perfect even at full 20X zoom. There are multiple options for you to choose from with reference to how you want to shoot. The settings are not hard to learn if you take a few minutes to skim over the manual. Overall a nice camera for me, as I move out of the compact camera stage.

I have always owned Canon cameras. I own 4 cameras from the A series.
A520, A530, A540 and A550 and I am happy with all these cameras and here are the reasons why.

1. Value for Money, I bought all these under $200.
2. 4x Optical zoom is a plus and sufficient for a point and shoot camera.
3. Delivers fairly good quality pictures. I have printed poster size pictures and have been very happy with the results.
4. All these have better manual controls than most of the ELP series point and shoots canon has made.

Cons:
one thing to keep in mind is that these cameras are point and shoot and the lower end models that canon has made, so anyone buying these should not have high expectations with these cameras.

1. Delay between two shots when flash used. Again this is marginal and I really do not think of this as a major -ve point, at least not for the money spent on these.
2. The ELPHs have made them look bulkier :) again not a biggie. The ELPHs are really compact. So even though these are not as big, they look big in front of elphs.

I would not recommend A550 to anyone only because they are old models, not because they are not good. Instead I would recommend the latest A series models that Canon has come out with. A720 IS, A570IS, A590IS. These are all great cameras with Image Stabilization built into them.