Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

This is my first digital camera. I've been hard pressed to give up my 35mm camera ways. This little camera is simple to use. Instructions are easy to follow. Picture quality is fairly sharp. The best part about it is that it is handy, easy to take along and lightweight...beats lugging all the 35mm stuff when all you want to do is snap a couple of quick pictures. The other thing I love which has less to do with the camera but more to do with the technology is the fact that I now don't have to print a bunch of photos that I don't want. I can print just the shots that I want and delete the rest.

The one downfall to the package is the memory card has very limited space so you'll need to upgrade that really quickly.

Overall for the first time users this is a good deal for a good camera.

I find this camera to be just what I was looking for. It is very easy to use and the connection to my PC for downloading photos is super too in that I like not having to remove the card and insert it into my PC (the less handling of those cards the better!). The price I found here was far better than any other web site or local retailers, so without a doubt, I'm totally happy and recommend this camera without reservation.

I've been trying out this camera for a few days. I haven't used it much, but I have already run across one major problem for me: Movie playback requires a computer with at least 1.66 GHz, and neither of mine is up to that level. I'm going to have to return this for a simpler one, with fewer features, but which will play back on my computer.

I just bought this camera and ten minutes ago inserted the batteries. Now I cannot get the xz!@#$x battery cover to open again. I looked online to see if I was doing something wrong. Found other reviews with the same complaint and am considering returning my unused camera. Sob! So disappointed, since the camera seems to have gotten great reviews and I want to use it.

I just bought this camera today, right out of the box I was able to take great photo's. Thankfully, I had a 2gig card from my older camera, so I did not have to buy a new one as the one they give you holds next to nothing in photo's. Still great to have a card though so not picking on it. I have been wanting a small compact camera that takes great photo's. I think I found exactly like I wanted. I got mine at Target for 30 dollars more then what Amazon sells for. Still, not a bad deal. I paid less then my first camera, and still paid less then my last fugi camera that died in the first year.

We needed a camera after the several year old Nikon Coolpix died suddenly. Word of mouth on Canons was very good, good specs and the price is right. After using the camera for a month I have no negatives. Its very easy to use yet offers quite a bit of control over the exposure when you don't want auto exposure. Battery life is very good. This unit also has excellent macro capabilities. I like the fit and feel in the hand since I don't care for really thin and flat cameras. All in all you can't go wrong with the A590IS at the current price.

I have already posted some photos on Flickr and have received some pretty positive reviews.

Why I like the camera for travel because:
1. It uses AA batteries, I use rechargables.
2. The camera has a view finder which is very helpful when you are outside with the sun behind you.
3. Technology is very advanced. Does a great job finding faces and managing focus.
4. Tripod mount.
5. And I think the best price on the market for the technology and megs (10mps).
6. It's easy moving the photos to the computer.

Works great as expected. Clear pictures. Though, I'm surprised that the flash doesn't pop-up automatically which is important since I got it for my mom.

This camera was everything that I expected. With the 8 gigs of memory we will never fill it up. We haven't tried the video as of yet. It the card will hold about 1 1/2 hours of video. We will not use all of the 8MP. It is not necessary to get the quality of pictures that we desire. The only time we might set it up high is to take pictures at a distance and then crop them down. It is well worth the money we paid for it. $104

This is the third Canon digital camera I have bought and they seem to improve each time. The camera is simple to use, though the "easy" feature is really more of a gimmick than added value, the unit as a whole is extremely easy to set up and use. Graet photos and easy interface with a PC for editing and reviews. Haven't tried the digital video feature yet, but that is next. I would recommend the Canon 500 series over more expensive Panasonic and Sony cameras I have owned, which will now be retired.

This is my second time purchasing this camera. I have one for myself, and I bought this one for my son. I love the fact that it uses AA batteries, so I can carry extra and not find myself with no battery power. Also, it has the little eye view finder, which is very rare in digital cameras, so I don't have to worry about screen white-out. I would've rated it 5-star if I didn't have to wait so long between taking pictures, but to be honest, that's been a problem with every digital camera I've owned. This one is my favorite.

This Canon PowerShot is perfect for what we needed. It's a light and easy to use camera, that fits in the pocket or in the small pouch we bought with it. It takes great looking pictures and performs well when we need it.

This is my first digital camera - I am always a little slow to jump on the techno bandwagon. I find it very easy to use and the pictures are excellent.

Wife got me this for Christmas, because my trusty Coolpix 880 died.
Lots of manual control, flash is a bit weak, a off-camera flash port
would have been nice. Hey, for $109- who cares? Very good image quality,
flesh tones go a little pink, but all Canons have had that and easily
fixed in photoshop. Short video clips are a plus, too. Best buy sells
these for $50 more than Amazon, get a brain and stop buying in brick
and mortar stores. Unless you don't need money. If that be the case,
send it to me, LOL

This is more than a point and shoot and less than a SLR. Moderate wide is most useful; super tele occasionally will find use. Close to ideal for general candid travel and family photos. Limited by sensitivity for low light and high motion shots. Controls more complex than necessary for 99% of people/shots, but nice for the other 1%. Excellent value for the dollar.

Amazon needs to lower the price of this camera. Best Buy and Walmart have you beat. Their price is 20 to 30 dollars less than Amazon's price, and you don't have to pay shipping. And I am a regular Amazon shopper. Wake up amazon.

I recived this camera as a gift about 2 years ago. I really like it. It has alot of great fetures & takes some really nice pics. When I first got it I went outside to just mess around with it & see what all it could do & I got a really great shot of a grasshoper on a blade of grass that looks like something you would find in a magazine. The only thing bad I can say about it is that the battery life isnt very good. but other then that its a good camera.

Great handling, Great Image quality. flash operation is manual.

Overall this Camera is good.

This is better than I expected. In fact, I bought another camera for a little less than this one several days before. The difference in picture quality was staggering. I wanted to capture the winter holiday out here and it did the job painlessly. I am happy with my purchase.

I bought this camera as a result of it being a) available, b) good reviews after I dropped my Olympus C5050 in Peru. The local price was atrocious but I needed something.
It got its first outing in the Amazon and has produced some fine pictures. But not all have been good. As with any new camera, it takes some getting used to the menu setup and the facilities.
I really like the metal case, AA batteries, swivel screen and built-in lens cover.
Less good is the flash position (I keep putting my finger over it), the button layout and the flimsy battery/card cover.
Given that I was unfamiliar with the camera, I like the easily adjustable settings for aperture and shutter speed which I was able to use quite easily. Manual focus was less easy to use but was necessary rather a lot because of autofocus difficulties in low light.
In fact, the main problem I had was with images being out of focus in all conditions. Not all were out of focus, but some. I found the camera failing to focus in good light over distance (across a lake) and at night over any distance. Sometimes it would focus OK but once it decided it couldn't, nothing could persuade it otherwise and manual focus was the only answer.
The 10 megapixel images tend to look blurred on my 12" laptop screen but sharpen up with a bit of zoom. This is not a problem. Once sharp, they are good value for money with not much noise and good colour definition. I tend to keep the white balance on Cloudy rather than Auto during the day.
I also found that the angle of view through the LCD screen was significantly less than through the viewfinder and the images were accordingly cropped. Also, the 4x zoom is barely adequate.
It's a fairly good camera, the images that were good were excellent. It's a shame it's not more determined to take good shots in Program mode and that it seems to dislike indoor shots so much. In fully manual, it's a beauty.

I love my new camera for all the same reasons other reviewers have mentioned. My one squabble is that it does not come with a memory card!! I was shocked! (Probably should've read the "what's in the box" print more closely.) I simply assumed that for the price I'd also get at least a small card. I feel a bit nickled and dimed. So learn from my mistake.... buy a card along with your camera so you really can use it right out of the box. Oh, yes, get some rechargeable NiMH batteries, too. You'll go broke buying alkalines. All things said, I still love my camera and would buy it again in a heartbeat.

For many years being addicted to a heavy SLR (even 2 1/4) and big bag, this was an ideal alternative, especially for airport security. It does fine prints for family and vacation pix, and it has enough controls and features to accomplish anything I need done in those situations.

it works

brill for wifey so she leaves my canon sx10 IS alone

she points and shoots and the green button idiot mode works great (sorry luvvy)

much better than on my canon g3 (which was the bees knees) where i had to use manual settings

stick a 2 gig sd card in and it takes a thousand shots - she is still on the first charge of the nimh batteries... so you need a decent size card and rechargeables nimh - oh and a decent charger which goes into 10% trickle mode too otherwise you cook em

I've had some cheap, not-so-great cameras in the past, then when I decided I really needed a quality product I bought this one. I couldn't be more pleased! The picture quality is really astounding. Even the video quality is beyond my expectations. There's so many settings it's almost overwhelming! But after reading the manual back and forth I finally understood all the amazing features (mostly, haha). My Dad has this camera too and he's not the technical type person to read manuals or change settings, so even he is able to take great pictures on auto mode.

The only con is that the batteries get sucked up like you wouldn't believe. But I recently ordered the Canon ACK-800 AC Adapter, which should charge the camera to avoid that.

Overall, I'm VERY pleased with my purchase and I would recommend it to anyone!