Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

Compact camera that produces SLR quality pictures. What I appreciate most is how easy it is to use and the modest price for a camera of this quality.

I have bought one for my grandaughter who is in college. I bought another for our historical society. The value and quality and ease of operation
is very good. The quality of the pictures are excellent. Would recommend.

I wanted a digital camera that was easy to use and did not require a lot of special settings. I found that in this camera plus I can take video's with it. I have not had it long and still learning, but so far very pleased with the product for the price.

This is a great camera for someone with some experience in shooting pictures as well as the beginner. A lot of options for the price.

Canon Powershot SX110IS 9MP Digital Camera with 10x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom (Black)
I bought this camera for my boyfriend for Christmas. He absolutely loves it. The zoom is great, as well as the display and quality.
I would definitely recommend this camera.

I bought this camera for my daughter and when she saw it she was amazed. She recently had a kodak that broke when she dropped it, so she is really excited to have a durable camera that takes great pictures. There are so many different options and buttons, this camera was a great find!

This model (the A530) has been replaced now with the A590 which retails for about $150. I've bought a couple of A 530's over the past couple of years(one for each daughter). The A530 is only 5 megapixtels, but it takes great pictures. It has proven to be very durable.

Canon PowerShot A590IS 8MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom

Pocket size camera that takes really good fotos. So far, we are very pleased with everything about this camera

This bag is functional and does what it should. Protect the camera. It has useful storage compartments for spare batteries/memory card.

This product is wonderful! It is easy to use and has lots of different options for such an economical price. The photos come out GREAT and look like a professional took them. If you are not a camera expert this would be a great camera for you and it is a good price too!

I couldn't decide between the canon powershot sx100 or the fuji finepix s700.
The last couple of cameras we had were just basic point and shoot,and I wanted a camera that had more features and optical zoom.
Ended up going with the canon, I've had it for about a month now, and haven't had any problems with it so far.
The batteries that came with it were regular alkaline and didn't last long at all. Rechargeable batteries last longer,and you can use them over and over. I found it's best to take an extra set along if you plan to go anywhere.
The Memory card that comes with it holds anywhere from 3 to 52 pictures depending on the number of recording pixels. Taking video seems to use a lot of space up. So it could use a bigger memory card than the one that it comes with, but I haven't found it necessary.
The zoom seems to be good, but this is my first camera with this much zoom and settings. It does get more grainy/blurry once you get into the digital zoom (past 10x optical.)
Occasionally it hasn't done the best in low light, but is usually fixed by raising the flash or changing the settings. Some of the best photos I've taken are in the manual setting.
I've also used it to get photos of backyard birds and it sure beats the point and shooters I've used even with binoculars hooked to them.
Overall its a great camera.

I have owned 3 digital cameras before buying the Canon PowerShot A590IS. This is hands down the best camera I have ever owned and I have owned 35mm SLR cameras as well. The ease of use, the controls, the features, even the software that came with this camera makes it the best I have ever owned. The picture quality is phenomenal, even when shooting moving people indoors with flash. I take this camera with me everywhere and have taken over 450 pictures within the first 10 days that I have owned it. I am very pleased and would highly recommend this camera.

Consumer reports gave this camera a good review. I Bought it and now I can too. Great battery life, brilliant colors, and no fuzzy images. The image stabalization works well for low light situations where shake would be evident in other cameras. Buy it, You wont be sorry!

A great compliment camera to my Canon SLR.....pictures are wonderful, colors crisp and the zoom is first rate. This camera is intuitive to use, controls are straight forward and yet it has manual controls that make even diehard buffs smile. Kudos to Canon.

I am particularly interested in macros (close-ups), and wanted an easy, tote-along camera for hikes and other nature explorations. Couldn't be happier with the A590, and for the money, it can't be beat. See sample macro image of winterberries that I uploaded. Focuses down to 2".

I am very satisfied with this camera. After using a small kodak camera for a while it was time for a chnage so after much searching and reading reviews i finally decided to buy this camera. no regrets!!! for the orice i paid the camera is really great. it takes great pictures of excellent quality, it is easy to use and works really well.

even if i was worried about the complaints about its draining of batteries i am happy to say that this camera uses batteries just like any other avergae cameras. like i do with my othe cameras after i take a picture i turn it off and put it back on when i want to use it again.

The best that happened to me was that my friend who is a professional photographer gave me a big compliment for my camera and she is calculating her savings to purchase a few for herself. we were on holiday together and she kept using my cameras for pictures and really loved the quality.

i really love this camera. if you want something cool, affordable, works well and takes great photos do not hesitate,,, this is the camera for you. plus the service was great and i received the camera on time and in great conditions.

We have owned this camera for just under two years. It has lots of powerful features that we've enjoyed using, especially things like timed exposures. We have taken a lot of great pictures with it. However, recently the flash has intermittently stopped working. When trying to take a picture, the symbol for the flash would blink on and off on the screen, and it refused to take the picture unless we turned the flash off. The manual says nothing about what the blinking flash symbol means. At present, the flash works sometimes, but it is no longer synchronized with the shutter. Is this an electronic problem rather than a mechanical problem? Anyway, it sets the shutter speed, etc., based on the presence of the flash, but the flash is early - "flash . . click". So no pictures come out right. Time to get another camera.

I bought my A640 for those days when my little Fuji F10 isn't enough (such as when the sun's out!) but when the full Pentax dSLR rig is too much to carry. The A640 satisfied my list of essentials and nice-to-haves:

* Optical viewfinder - essential for outdoor photography and tracking moving subjects, such as children;

* Semi-automatic modes, especially for depth-of-field control;

* SD memory and AA power, both of which already come with me when I travel, so no proprietary batteries and chargers, please;

* Swivelling LCD screen. Combines brilliantly with the lens's close-focus capability. Gets me pictures I wouldn't get any other way.

* 10Mp is probably more than I need, although it gives useful scope for cropping when I can't get close enough. There's a Superfine setting at 6Mp, so I can make my storage go further without compromising quality.

* It's black, so it looks like a proper camera, not a painted silver toy!

There are a few minor gripes. You can switch off the LCD and turn it face in to protect it, but you then lose all exposure information but for the two LEDs beside the viewfinder. There's room on the top plate for a little LCD status panel, which the old swivel-screen G5 and G6 had, but I suspect Canon is already afraid that the A640 will take sales from the G7 and the gap had to be maintained somehow.
I'd have preferred 28-112mm to the actual zoom range of 35-140mm, but I can understand why it's not that way. I can't see myself bothering with the expensive and bulky conversion lenses.
And the A640 has only one strap eyelet, in the top right corner, so there's no option to hang it round your neck. For a camera of this gravitas (in both senses) this is a pity. Nor does the wrist strap have a slider to tighten it around the wrist, so it's not as secure as I'd like.

So I'm well pleased with my A640. Incidentally, the chunky grip makes it an awkward fit in many standard cases - including Canon's own DCC-300 - but I've found mine goes snugly into a Tenba Travelite PS4, which can be picked up very cheaply and is handily compatible with LowePro Sliplok fittings. (Edit Dec 2007: I've since bought a Crumpler Crisp-E 600, which fits the A640 even better and is both better looking and easier to open than the Tenba.)

i would recommend buying it. The price is probably comparable w/my local stores. And you NEED to get the the larger memory card at the same time or it's worthless. I have only taken pic's so far so I can't tell you anymore. All in all it has made me happy,

This is an amazing point and shoot, especially for the money. I bought the camera for taking simple family photos, and it works flawlessly.

We bought this camera for our teenage son for Christmas and it stopped working in early February. My son took care of the camera - kept it in a camera bag as well. He was protective with it because it was his first good digital camera. Unfortunately when you turn on the camera now you automatically get a lens error and you can't use it at all. We have tried Canon's suggestions to fix it, but nothing has worked. I guess we are going to have to send it to Canon and I will be upset if we have to pay to repair it. In fact I will never buy Canon again. I have heard by many that Kodak is very reliable, but my experiences with digital have really left me unsure. My husband and I have only bought two - one was a Nikon and it quit working after about six months - it just stopped turning on - we tried changing batteries and all. We have had no luck with digital! We have a Nikon N80 SLR (film camera) and that has been the most reliable camera we have had.

We've been very happy with this camera. We like the size, the features, plus we really like using regular batteries. We've been using it as a make-shift video camera as well.

Out of the box impressions are excellent. Skipped the manual and wanted to see how it did in Auto. If you owned an SX100 or read the reviews this camera fixes any cons that were written. The LCD is very bright and no issues in the sun. One other item of quick notice is the digital zoom which is normally a gimmick is pretty impressive. At full optical zoom and 4x digital images are still sharp when using the "super fine" and 9MP settings. Gonna read the book and start playing with all the features. If I find a time lapse feature I am set. I would say this camera is about the best you can buy for a point and shoot before entering into the SLR like and true SLR's.

When I first ordered the camera the LCD screen did not work. Had to send it back for another one. 2nd camera was sent quickly and camera worked properly. Too bad the first one did not work camera has great reviews. Works great!