Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

my wife saw this on qvc and asked me to research on amazon (i research
every product there) so after nearly 400 reviews (only about 10 were negative) this is a 2 way camera-meaning its for the pros or novice---
my wife wanted a point & shoot,easy to hold,don't drain batteries. so
after a recent baby shower and 200 pictures a 1gb memory card and nimh
batties(2) she is estatic and comfortable and i am happy (she has her own
camera for $104.+ free shipping from amazon..:) don't forget SANYO ENELOOP
NIMH batteries-they don't drain. and a larger card (only comes with 32mg).
qvc price was $149.+ ship

Up until I bought this product, I've never owned a camera before. After doing a lot of research online, I settled for this one. I bought it back in July, I think...so this would be a semi-longrun review. I am by no means an expert photographer, but even I can appreciate what this camera has to offer.

Pros:

-Control. This product has a lot of little buttons and switches. If you don't learn what they do, then they get in the way. If you do take the time to read the manual, you will be very happy with the results. The automatic controls work pretty well, and there are enough manual options to keep the expert photographers interested.

-7.1 Megapixels. On the default settings, this camera takes pictures at 3072 x 2304 pixels. This is HUGE, and allows you to capture a lot of detail in your shots. Example: let's say you're zoomed all the way in on a distant object. You take the picture, and look at the LCD screen only to say to yourself "Aww, this looks small." Upon getting home and uploading it to your computer, chances are the distant object will be HUGE on your computer screen. (Sorry for my lack of technical terms, I'm a novice photographer)

-The LCD screen. Being able to swivel the screen around to face any direction gives you infinite possibilities for how you take shots. Example: You want to take a picture of yourself. Instead of doing that typical MySpace-onehanded-mirror-picture we see everywhere, you can point the camera at yourself, and line the shot up looking at the swiveled around LCD screen. You then put on a nice smile, and let the camera do a timed shot. Having a mini tripod helps this immensely. I bought a 6" collapsible tripod from a local Big Lots for $4.

-Battery life. This is one of this product's biggest selling points. It uses four AA batteries, and this can potentially give you a lot of battery life. I say potentially because it depends on the batteries you use. When I first got it, I used the alkalines that came with the camera. They lasted about a week. I then bought a set of rechargeable Ni-Cad batteries. Those lasted a MONTH. And I took a lot of pictures when I got the camera. I've only had it 4 months, and I have over 500 shots...about 1.7 gigs, including the video I've shot. That's a lot by my standards, at least.

Cons:

-Size/weight. When you read the dimensions, it sounds like a small camera. When you actually hold the thing, the right half of the camera is huge and bulky (due to the 4 AA batteries inside). So what this means is that you can buy a smaller camera, but it's probably not going to be 7.1 megapixels, and the battery life is not going to be as good. Unless you want to shell out the money for a top of the line Sony Cybershot, that is. And yes, having 4 AA batteries makes this camera kind of heavy. Carrying it in your pockets might be uncomfortable.

All in all, I'm very pleased with this camera. I've gotten a lot of good shots with it in these past four months, and I expect to get many more. This is a good camera for any person, be they a beginner (like me) or a more experienced photographer. I cannot recommend this camera highly enough. I will say, however, that you should visit a local electronics store and handle this camera before you order it. If you're okay with the size and weight, then you'll be rewarded by a powerful camera with excellent battery life.

I got this camera for my 15yr old daughters' spring break trip to Paris and London. She loved it. It took awesome pictures! Never had a problem with the camera. operator error occasionaly due to not knowing the set up well before she left, but no big deal there either. Was able to take 1600 pictures on one set of batteries, in fact she still is 10 days later! Very pleased and a great price. It arrived fast too!

I don't take a lot of pictures, but I really like this camera. It's easy to use, a great light-weight size, takes great pictures & movies, and I got it at a good price. The additional zoom feature is very cool, too. I'm very happy with my purchase and would recommend this camera to anyone.

A lot of people have already given good reviews here - it's what convinced me to purchase the camera.

However, though I really like the camera, I thought I'd point out a couple of areas that i think could be better.

1) The interface/controls/options are many - but pretty complicated for the average user.

2) Not so great in low light, no matter what setting.

3) Would be nice if the lens housing didn't have to extend every time the camera is turned on.

4) Is there a way to turn the flash off by default? If so, I haven't found it. I'm kind of annoyed to have to turn flash off every time I turn the camera on.

5) Contrast seems overly sensitive on this camera. Bright spots in uneven light tend to be over-exposed. When the exposure is turned down to compensate, you lose the darker areas altogether.

NOTE: even though I have the above issues, I do like the camera, and I feel it was well worth the $125ish I spent on it.

It seems that everyone is making their products cheaper these days. I had a Canon Powershot Elph a few years ago, a 5 megapixel camera. It took amazing photos and had great speed between pics. So that's why when it broke, I chose another Canon. I picked this model because it is a little bigger than the Elph series (and less expensive). It was so slow to recover after shooting one picture (so that I could shoot the next one), I sent it back. I then bought the Elph model, but didn't notice much difference in the time between shots. Also, the material the new Elphs are made of is lighter and felt flimsier than the previous model I owned. The A590IS, while being 8 MP, didn't seem better than my 5 MP. In fact, quality of picture was a bit worse.

Canon PowerShot A590IS 8MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical Image Stabilized ZoomOK, I bought this camera for my wife as a birthday gift. I wanted her to have a camera that was easy to use yet would take decent pictures. Nothing real complicated as she is not real tech savvy. She enjoys taking photos and then doing some minor editing in the camera saving changes and then downloading them to the PC. She can do almost anything she tries to with the Canon PowerShot as the functions on the camera are fairly straightforward to use. The biggest issue we have is with the software. The manual is not helpful and we both find the software confusing and difficult to use on the PC. We're not total novices with camera software as we have HP camera software and use Google Picasa on the PC and we have few issues working with them. I cannot figure how to make an album that I can upload with one click. We'll figure it out I'm sure but it is a tad frustrating. We would have given 5 stars except for the software as she really likes the camera.

I bought this camera for it's price. I wanted something that took a good photo and if I needed to replace it (or I lost it), it wouldn't be a total loss. The camera's pictures are pretty good, however, it's response is very, very slow. To boot up the camera, focus on a subject, and shoot a picture takes up to 20 seconds. Pressing the shoot button often results in a 1+ second response. If you are not perfectly focused on the subject(s) (i.e. when taking a picture of 2 people, if the center focus comes to rest between the subjects) the foreground comes out blurry.

Overall, it's a good camera for someone who has never had a digital camera before. I'm going back to the Powershot/Elph series.

Camera was purchased for my wife who reluctently agreed to enter the digital age. Wanted a point and shoot camera that was compact and fairly simple to use but she still wanted occasional creative control. She takes many photos in bright sunlight so a optical viewfinder(not too many point and shoot digitals have them) was a must since many LCD screens are difficult to see in bright light. So far the camera has met or exceeded her expectations. She took a whole series of photos outdoors in bright sunlight and photos taken at the Thanksgiving Dinner table and sent to the local Walgreens for processing were very good. Took a short video with a 4GB HC card just for fun and it actually looks pretty good on playback! All in all so far the camera is performing very well.

This camera is the tops. Not expensive but does everything a Nana needs to take great pictures of grandkids, kids, and everything else. I got one for my daughter for her birthday and was so impressed I had to have one too. Love it, Love it, Love it!!!

After researching multiple cameras for an upcoming trip to Peru, I committed to buying the Canon SX110. I am so happy I did! The functionality of this camera is superb! The Canon SX110 offers a variety of features, such as the 10x zoom, that are hard to find in point and shoot camera. I find this camera to be the perfect middleground between an SLR and point and shoot. The clarity in each picture is stunning. I would highly recommend this camera to anyone looking for a great camera. The only con that I have is the battery life and the size of the camera. It is larger than most compact cameras so trying to find a case for it has been challenging. I bought the Lith batteries and they lasted 2 days, so make sure to buy the rechargeable.

This is a great little camera. Nice large lcd screen, easy point and shoot for stills and quick dial turn for video. There is not a view finder, so the lcd is the only option. Manual flash flip up, but that is barely worth writing about. Great zoom. On photos that I took from max zoom, they didnt turn out "grainy" at all. My last digital camera was top of the line eight years ago. The fact that is was 8 yrs old may be part of the reason I am so thrilled with the Canon. HA! Even so. This is a great camera for the price. The size is a bit larger than the other "pocket cameras" but for the zoom lens, its worth it. Neighbor has an Elph and stated that she liked mine much better.

Although it's not billing itself as rugged camera, it's impressive that it withstood my and mothernature's abuse for 7 months during my hike on the Continental Divide Trail.

PROS:
- Surprisingly durable, despite being in hot/cold/wet environments and being dropped several times.
- Incredibly light for an HD quality filming.
- Sliding "door" for the lens is nice to protect it.
- Price: great value.

CONS:
- Low light is so-so quality.

TIP: Make sure you have a high speed SDHC card or else it will timeout after 15 seconds of filming.

CONCLUSION: I did eventually break it after my hike when I got it completely wet. However, I would buy it again.

As someone that takes pictures as a hobby, this is a wonderful camera. Still learning all of the functions. But compared to my <Sony> Point and Shoot this is 100% better. What I noticed right away is the color is true, there is not alot of adjusting I have to do in my editing program. I also love that the screen flips out and turns around for self portraits so there is no guess work to where you are at in the frame. I used the movie mode a few weeks ago and the picture and sound were great. The Macro feature is great for flowers and close up shots, And the 20X Zoom for distance shots. Very happy with my purchase.

My Canon A620 died but was a great camera. When I decided to purchased another camera I checked out the A1000, liked what I saw and purchased it from Amazom. Its a great camera, much smaller that the A620 and only needs two batteries. Takes great pictures. Well worth the price.

All of these cameras need view finders for bright light conditions. I won't buy another unless they put a view finder on.

I wanted a camera with at least 10x optical zoom and a stabilizer and this was the perfect one! I've taken some great pics thanks to this. Not to mention all the different settings for the types of pics we all take. Great price too!

So far I have taken around 600 pictures with the SX10 and have only one complaint. I am having trouble fine tuning the 'selecting ring'in SCN mode. I turn the dial and nothing moves and then all of a sudden it moves quickly to a selection I don't want and I have to begin again. I'm just not in control. However, the 20x zoom exceeded my expectations. I had originally wanted an Canon SLR just to use my measly 200mm zoom from my 35mm film Rebel, but this is much better for me (560mm w stabilization works well). I was also waiting for Canon to up their ISO ratings and by using the 3200 setting I was able to get some nice photos of Hula dancers and hope to do as well with indoor sport pictures. The 28mm wide angle lens is a plus I didn't know I needed until I began using the camera. I was able to properly frame many more single pictures than previously.

The Canon Powershot A100IS 10MP Digital Camera is an outstanding small point and shoot camera for both amateur and experienced photographers. The camera was purchased as a gift for a 12 year old granddaughter and after three months she has become the family's photographer. One would have difficulty finding a better product in its class!

It takes FOREVER for the camera to take another pictuer. I bought this camera in January and am happy with the MPG but the lag time has caused me to miss a lot of great photo opportunities. I really wish I would have spent an extra $100 and purchased a better camera that does not have the lag time this does. Even if it is lower MPG.

I bought this camera bcoz my last camera didnot had a image stabilizer and most of pictures use to get spoiled. Canon SX110 is very good on the picture quality as well as on the image stabilization. Its 10x zoom is good and gives you a decent picture.

After doing all the research, I just knew this was the camera for me. My main camera is a Canon Rebel and I was looking for a backup camera to use when I don't feel like carrying the big one around. When I read the specs and reviews for this one, I rushed out to get it.

Problems:
Focusing is iffy. Of the 15 pictures I shot, about 6 were out of focus. I've never had that problem with any other camera. The macro function didn't focus at all.

Battery life is non-existent. I shot about 15 pictures yesterday, picked up the camera today to take a quick snapshot and the batteries are totally dead.

The zoom makes it a great camera for kids sports pictures, but the delay makes it difficult to get any decent snapshots. I admit, I'm spoiled with the SLR, but at my son's flag football game yesterday, I could, at best, get off one shot per play.

If you take just basic, posed, "every body say cheese" snap shots, then the quality of the pictures is great and the camera is easy to use. Beyond that, I just find it frustrating.

Purchased this camera as a gift and checked it out first. The first camera had some defects and I returned it. Amazon was great in their response, had the replacement shipped before I could return the original unit. Second camera was terrific. Felt good to operate, and focusing and shutter release responses were great. Canon Powershot SX10IS 10MP Digital Camera with 20x Wide Angle Optical Image Stabilized Zoom Excellent product and terrific service from Amazon. Joseph G Shimandle

Canon Powershot SX10IS 10MP Digital Camera with 20x Wide Angle Optical Image Stabilized ZoomThis camera showed itself to be hardy, reasonably weather resistant, capable of numerous actions that I never used before. It does not take B&W, but changes a color shot into B&W. 20x is a little far for it, or for me to keep it really stable. Fine for views, but not as good for birds, which turn out to be fuzzy at that distance. It worked hard for me and did an excellent job within my parameters. I would recommend it for any sincere but not into changing lenses photographer. It does not collect dust inside! I am still learning all the things it can do (have had it for a month).