Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

Ack, I hate this camera!

It is too big and bulky and not really pocket-size. If I wanted a camera this big it should be a lot better quality. My old camera is MUCH smaller.

The lag time between photos reminds me of distant decades of the 20th century.

The photos aren't so hot, which is a major bummer since I got the camera to take great pix of my granddaughter's birthday party.

In one evening I burned through four batteries and I didn't even take that many pix since the camera was a pain to use.

I'm going to return it since I personally consider the thing a pink nightmare.

The SX110IS takes great pictures. It uses a lot of power so have extra batteries. Would be better if it had a view finder, however; the large display does not seem to pose any problem with glare. Downloading pics to a computer is very easy with the usb cable provided and the software. This is a great camera for a novice or even for the more advanced photo taker.

My wife and I are both tech challenged. We bought this camera because of the "easy" button setting. nothing else to set and we're getting great photos.

Great sporty camera. Love that it uses AA batteries and has a REAL viewfinder (which is essential in bright sunlight or when running low on battery power). Be gentle with the battery/memory card cover, as it is not that sturdy.

We are very happy with this camera. We have a larger camera that we use around home but wanted something smaller to take to events. This one is perfect. Takes great pictures.
My only complaint is how long it takes to "save" the picture before I can take another one. Other than that, no complaints.

I bought this camera for my nine-year-old son about four months ago. He had been playing with my Pentax K10D under careful supervision and had taken some rather striking pictures, so I decided to see if he had any further interest of his own. I didn't want to buy too much camera but at the same time I didn't want to get him a toy that would hamper his ability to take the shots he wanted to take.

I was looking for a camera that had great overall build quality, a usable optical viewfinder, took SD cards (I had a bunch due to my own camera), opened up pretty wide to catch low-light photos, had a reasonable zoom so he could take a variety of shots, was small enough for his hands, light enough for him to carry all day, and enough controls to keep his appetite for the technical side of things sated. This camera was the only one to hit the mark on all specifications.

As an aside, I'm likely going to buy him the Opteka wide angle and telephoto adapter lenses. The zoom on this camera is decent, but he's straining against the limit.

I was concerned about the delay on most digital cameras. This one has very little delay. It takes great pictures!

This camera is very nice with its big LED screen, ease of use and image quality. However, it is a little heavy with its AA batteries. The batteries don't last long either- maybe for just an hour or two of total usage and the flash takes a considerable amount of time to recover for the next shot, which quickly becomes irritating. It has a nice macro feature, but I have found the auto focus to be a bit inconsistent. The manual zoom is a bit difficult to use, instead I take 10 pictures with auto focus to get one or two nice macro shots. The zoom is awesome as well as the range of features, and it takes large/good quality video. This camera is a bit much for everyday photos of kids and such, but if you plan to use it for hobby photography as well it would be worth it.

Good easy to use camera with large LCD screen. One user review said it did not work with rechargeable batteries, well, I didn't have any problem using the rechargeable batteries. This camera did not work with previous Canon software I had in my PC (for A520 and EOS 10D), and it was a lot of trouble to replace software, which I did not succeed. But, take SD card out of this A590 and insert it in A520, I was able to download the A590 images to PC via A520( I don't know if this causing degraded resolution or not). Otherwise, A590 is a good value, especially if you don't have to fiddle with your software.

The Canon SX 10 IS is a great little camera - very versatile and capable. Controls are pretty easy to master, and I love the long zoom. I still have to refer to the manual, there's a lot to master about the little bugger. The fold-out LCD window can be a distraction, I tend to just leave it in the back of the camera. Takes great pix. I intend to get an external flash, the built-in flash is too severe for good interior evening shots.
Highly recommended.

If your simply looking for a camera that
takes great pictures, this camera is for you.
I don't have the time or patience to sit down
and figure out 101 modes of operation. All
I want from a camera is a good picture with
minimal effort. This camera does everything
I need it to without having to obtain a photographers
knowledge base. It also makes a pretty nifty movie
with sound.

Takes the best pictures, morning, noon or night. All my pictures looks great. The only thing i will change is the place of the flash.

Crisp, marvelous pictures under variety of light conditions. However, disappointed that commands do not work when in Special Scene Mode (SCN).

This is a great camera. The only problems that I have had are human errors. I forget to raise the flash, and while trying to find the red eye correction somehow all of my pictures were lost! If it asks if you want to format the memory card, don't! That is what lost all of my son's prom pictures. It takes great pictures, just read the user manual before using it!

I gave this to my son as a gift. He has sent me some great pics of his kids Says it was easy to understand how to use it and he loves the camera

I purchased this camera as a fill in around week two of a five week Euro-trip, and week three was a bit rusty, but by four and five the pictures were coming out well. This is because I found that the camera had a few weaknesses, but once you figure out how to control it, you can get past those pretty easily.

First, this camera does not have an electronic viewfinder. This will only affect you if you like to look through the viewfinder when taking photos instead of at the LCD. If you do, then the pictures will be slightly off center, as the viewfinder is set above the lens and the difference between the views from the two is not corrected electronically. At least I think that's the problem. I just know they're off center.

Secondly, I found that shots taken on Auto came out overexposed--too much light. I've taken to using the Manual setting for virtually every photo I take. By doing that, you can control things like the shutter speed and get shots that are better exposed. It's kind of a pain, especially if you don't want to deal with the technical aspects of photography, but I'm ok with it because it's forced me to be a better photographer in some ways.

Really, most of the problems mentioned in the reviews I've read can be fixed by using the manual controls. You can control the amount of flash emitted from the camera and you can set the shutter speed and ISO to make low light shots a little easier. Also, if you set the camera on something steady and do the two second delay (self-timer function), press the button, and don't touch the camera, it will come out very clear. If you have nowhere to set the camera, I've found success by taking continuous shots. Put it on the continuous mode or whatever it's called, and hold the button down, and it will snap for ages. Then scroll through and pick the least blurry shot out of all of them. It worked quite well for me.

Some good things... It's very good with macro shots and really picks up color quite well. You can boost the color by using the vivid color setting. Kind of nice for some shots. And the flip screen is true genius. Great for aiming those self-portraits, shots from above, and even balancing the camera somewhere if you get desperate. :) I'm also very happy with the way the pictures look when they're printed out. The mega-pixel amount is more than good enough for any amateur use.

All in all, I've been happy with this camera. It takes some getting used to, but if you're willing to work with it, it produces quality results. As you might have gathered though, it may not be the camera for the person who doesn't want to deal with manual settings and the like. It is possible that I'm just really picky, but I think it does under-perform if left to its own devices.

I bought this camera for my brother, he is more than happy with it, his only complaint is that the screen is a bit small, but otherwise it works very well

I love the flip-screen, and AA batteries. I've taken 1,000's of pics with this one. Canon is great. I'll only pick Canon cams. I've worked with Canons since 1983.

A great camera for a great price. I love the clear pictures it takes, good color, and the IS feature really gives a sharp image when you don't expect it! Also, the battery life seems to be fine...I am still using the two AA batteries that came with the camera - i was worried by other reviews that I would have to be constantly changing/charging them. The cons of the camera are that it is plastic, and therefore feels a little more fragile and cheaper than the previous Canon I owned. The moving parts/buttons seem a bit flimsy. Also, as noted in other reviews, the lens going in and out is noisy. But overall, I feel I have a great camera for the price I paid!

I can only review my opinion with regard to the seller. The seller shipped the product to us safely and in a timely manner. It was protected in the packaging extremely well and arrived in the best condition. This was purchased as a Christmas gift for my parents (ages 70 & 74). They haven't used the camera yet but we purchased it for ease of handling and simplicity of use. We were able to put it in our hands before purchasing as this particular item was at a local shop. The little bump out handle makes it so nice to hold onto, as opposed to all the new dig. cams that are so flat and skinny and therefore easily dropped. I'm sure my folks will enjoy using this camera instead of all the disposables they were going through.

Absolutely, without doubt, the best compact digital camera I have ever used. Bought it to replace my Sony DSC-N1 and have been amazed at how far these little compacts have come since then! Very, very pleased.

Excellent focus. A little overwhelming if you don't know cameras, but otherwise easy to use and reliable. Have had no issues thus far.

I have never raved about a camera as much as this one. I was going to have the Somy DSC T500 as a replacement of my T30, which was a great camera. I was able to take some of the worst pics ever on the T500 and after 3 days it went back to Amazon for a refund which, as usual, arrived promptly.
This canon is a delight to use and the results are spot on, both with and without flash even my jet black cat looks great. The white balance always seems accurate and so far, have only had to tweak it once in Photoshop. Using the viewfinder is a great boon when shooting rapid exposures as you don't have to wait for the screen to refresh. The battery life is good 120 to 150 pics with the screen on and a lot more if not.
I can't fault this camera

I have been using manual SLR's all my life and was reluctant to go digital. Amazon of course had the best price, but was I ever surprised regarding quality when I began using this camera. It really does have all the functions a fancy SLR does but at a fraction of the cost. For prior Canon EOS users, this is almost an exact replica. You can still manually focus and manipulate shutter speeds and F-stops. The picture quality is UNBELIEVABLE-even better than my fancy Hadsselblad. It's small enough to carry anywhere and easy to use. Memory card is only $14 at Best Buy. The photo manipulatin software that comes with it is great too. You can doctor up any image and make it perfect. You will need an extra flash on the hot shoe if you are shooting from very far away in a dimly lit room but otherwuse the one the camera comes with does the job.