Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

This camera is very good, the quality and presentation are nice and are elegant for few money, I recommended it thanks for all!!!!

For the price, it really can't be beat. Takes great pictures and is a total steal. Nothing in its price range can compare at this point.

Really like this camera. Was a little disappointed that the red eye reduction doesn't seem to be working as well as I wanted it to.

My display unit on my previous camera developed a crack and I needed a quick, inexpensive replacement. I am very pleased with the A590IS. More MP than I had before plus it has a nicer feel than the compact, square digital cameras.

I've received this camera today. First, I'm curious about the price, the Silver model has dropped its price by 20 $ since Friday, when I've ordered it (and back then, the Black one was cheaper).
I already own a Canon PowerShot S3 IS and I'm a fan of Canon cameras, so I wanted to buy another Canon. I was looking for something easier to use, more compact and lighter than the S3. I've studied the Canon cameras, read a lot of reviews and settled for an A550, but I wasn't very sure. I've discovered the SX by mistake, while visiting an electronics store. I was amazed by the clarity of the pics and the lightness, compared to the S3. And the zoom... it's actually hard to give up a 12x optical zoom like the one the S3 has, and that quality of images. But the SX proved to be a good choice. Reviews generally criticised the inacceptable noise at 1600 and the poor movie quality. I do agree about the ISO 1600, but movies seemed quite nice and the pictures are good even compared to the S3, although night isn't SX's best friend.
I recommend the SX100 for those who want something more than an A camera, but don't like the bulky feel of an S3 and need something portable and more friendly-user. Otherwise, go and buy an S3 or an S5, their quality in pics is better and the price is almost the same.
All in all, I'm happy with my little SX and thanks Amazon for the order. 4 stars from me - because night and ISO 1600 are poor and reaching for the USB port ain't very easy

I recently received my camera and haven't used it that much but plan to this weekend. So far it's very easy to use but still need to read instructions for all details. I'm a senior citizen so don't like anything with too much attention needed, just shoot and see.
The price is very good, my son bought one so thats why I got the same incase I need help.
Thanks
Irene

I found the lcd screen to be extremely difficult to use on a clear sunny day. I could not locate what I wanted to focus on, especially when the subject was moving. On a cloudy day, or if I were able to physically get into the shade, I had much better viewing. Having just returned from a trip to Alaska, and a cruise up the length of Glacier Bay National Park, to the Canadian Border (British Columbia), I was furious when I couldn't photograph whales, bears, sea otters, etc. as well as my daughter with her Fuji. Not being able to see and adjust the settings made for lots of rotten shots. I think you get the point that I do not like this camera very much.

This is my first camera from cannon, i was having Casio Exlim (bought 4 years back!!). To me it is a worth buy. The 10X zoom is too good and the Macro mode is AWESOME !!!.

We have 3 young girls so we have gone through many cameras. We didn't want to spend a lot (since we'll probably need another one by next year), and we wanted something easy to use. So far, we love this camera! It doesn't go from one pic to the next as fast as we'd like, but the quality is as good as that of other cameras for far less the price. This was the least expensive camera we've ever bought and it takes the best pictures (technology has come far). We'd definitely recommend this one!

(There are great full reviews online - dpreview.com does a great job.)

I don't know why people complain about low light performance. Professionals always have lots of light for video or movies - there isn't really any equipment out there that does a lot more in low light.

I took some test photos and video in a bedroom poorly lit by a desk lamp - the TX1 could shoot what I could see. It was really very dark. TX1 did better than other digital and film cameras I have used.

I have shot a lot of 35mm with ISO800 film indoors at night using fast lenses. TX1 with image stabilization can capture more quality images than I could before with a heavy camera and monopod. Maybe there are other cameras with better low light performance, but I still think the TX1 does an amazing job of low light work. It does have some trouble focussing in low light - which is not what dpreview said. (I am still working on figuring out the conditions in which the focus has problems.)

Infrared nightshot would be nice, as I have it on a mini-DV video camera, but practically its uses are limited.

Very few cameras will do macro to 0cm (16x12 field of view), without special macro lenses. Super macro with optical image stabilisation is amazing.

still waiting to try the camera it is for a christmas present for my wife. was very satisfied with the price and shipping time

Finally..........A product that lives up to it's ad hype. What a pleasure to use, it's as easy as you want it to be, but at the same time it gives quite an array of choices to let you use your photographic skills to create professional type B/W photos,sharp night photos,stop action photos and many other program/manual features. I think for the $$$ spent on this camera, it is a great deal.

Simple controls/ decent picture quality. Batteries seam to last a while in it. I wish I would have gotten one w/ a better zoom, but for the money cannot complain. Good design, easy to hold in different angles while snapping photos/ The face recognition works pretty well & is fun to use.

bought this as a second, smaller camera for my husband to drag along on his different outings and pix of his construction work. He is limited technically, so this is a great choice for him. It also has the macro for his close-ups, and a little zoom so he can compose better pix. I'm also promoting the new ENELOOP batteries for all things digital/battery powered. MAJOR difference in charge length.

I looked at three different digital cameras thoroughly, and this is the one I eventually chose. I'm glad I did. It takes very good pictures, and the settings are a lot of fun to mess with.

Pros:

color choice: For those of you without the money to buy Adobe Photoshop, this lets you pick a color and the picture only shows that color. It's really amazing, and a lot of fun to use for effects.

manual: it's got manual settings (along with some others) for those of us who know how to use them and want a little more out of a digital camera without buying an SLR.

Sturdy: In my opinion, it's a good camera; won't break easily. My dad dropped my first one onto concrete and the only thing that broke was the flash (yeah, that's pretty important, but if you keep the camera in a case, unlike I did, you'll be fine). I'm also not afraid to move the flip screen a lot; it doesn't feel like it will fall off.

7.1 MP: this is awesome. I can zoom in a ton on my computer, even if I can't with my camera. I get a ton of detail and can pick out what I want, even if it's really far away. I took some pictures of tigers at the zoo and I could zoom in so much I could see their fur. It was awesome.

Automatic settings: If, like me at first, you dont' know how to use all those crazy manual settings, there's a ton of other settings to pick from that you can use for pretty much anything. It makes it really easy for quick shots, no matter the conditions.

Cons:

No movement: If I try to take a picture of something moving fast, most of the time it's blurry on the auto settings. I have to go to manual settings, and if the lighting is crappy, don't even try it. The shorter you make the shutter speed, the less light gets in.

Focus: because it's digital, you can't focus on your own, and the camera just picks something it thinks is most important. There's tricks to get it to focus on what you want, but it's a little hard.

Weight: It's a little heavy, but it's worth it. It takes four AA batteries, but if you get rechargables, you're fine.

I haven't owned any other cameras, at least, this was my first digital, besides the family one, so I'm not as knowledgable as some others, but I've had it for quite a long time, so I've gotten used to it. It's a good camera, definitely worth the money!

I have bought this camera about a month ago. I have searched and read lots of reviews on this model. I did own Powershot S1IS for over 2 years and decided to sell and get smaller camera with similar features. I decided on Canon because my previous model (S1IS) was a great camera.

PowerShot SX100 IS is a very similar camera to S1 but is smaller and comes with macro mode that I found very useful. I took the camera to many trips already and I have taken lots of pictures. The camera takes good quality pictures similar to those I took with S1IS. I really love larger screen (2,5 inches versus 1,5 inch), macro mode, manually pop-up flash. i dislike long time of recharging the flash that might be annoying to people taking lots of pics indoors.

I really like this camera and I really recommend it to anybody who wants to take good quality pictures. However S1 IS is as good as this one but larger and with smaller screen.

very good value for money, this isn't the greatest camera on the market; but its price versus its capacities define a very good value ratio.

This camera lasted a long time. I was pleased with the use I got out of it. Finally gave out when some condensation got into the lens. Very pleased, though.

This is my first digital so i really have nothing to compare to except take a look at some of the pictures i shared...i think they turned out great...Tons of features(which i may never use) but neat non the less..A++++++

Canon PowerShot A560 7.1MP Digital Camera with 4x Optical Zoom ( I think this is the one) I returned it as I didn't like it at all. It seems very cheaply made and had AA Batteries, which I also didn't like.

This camera is really sharp looking in Orange
and easy to spot ! It has all the features I
was looking for in my price range. And of course
it is Canon quality.

There are already great reviews out about Canon's A590is. I'd like to add that I bought this camera just before a 2-week trip to China. Well, it performed like a charm and I couldn't be more happy with my purchase, especially for such an affordable camera that has so many features. On the second day of my trip I was fumbling with the camera and dropped it from a height of 4 feet onto concrete. My heart was in my throat. Everyone stared. For the remainder of the trip the camera was just fine; not even a crack or scratch. I'm amazed. And because I had almost no time to look through the camera manual before I started taking photos, I'll add that this camera is very user-friendly and easy to figure out right out of the box. I especially like the image stabilization and video capture features. I was also pleasantly surprised by the long battery life. I took about 700 pictures on one set of batteries. Overall, a great camera.

This is a great little camera; I bought it for my husband to use for his hunting and fishing excursions. It makes great pictures and is very light weight. Definitely worth the price; my first digital camera was a 3.1 megapixel and cost three times as much. Canon makes the best camera.

I am the owner of a Canon A80 but thought I'd look at another Canon digital camera. Although the Canon A590IS had many of the features I was looking for in a digital camera of its size,I was rather disappointed with the results of the pictures I took with it. Colors were not as brilliant or faithful as I had expected. The pictures didn't have crisp, sharp images - and for these, I took outdoor as well as indoor photos using the different feature adjustments in the manual. Lastly, the camera itself seemed chinsy for me - too light that I felt like I was using a disposable camera.