Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

If you are not concerned with buying a tiny, pocket sized camera the Canon SX100IS is great. I carry it on my belt and it is a bit cumbersome compared to the credit card sized models, however, you get a few more features. Mainly the 10X zoom which makes a big difference during events such as kids sports games and graduations, plays, etc. The larger lens gives you a wider range of options for shooting modes. The larger size makes it easier to keep the camera stable while shooting. The size also allows for a more powerful flash which brightens up the indoor flash pictures...an area where I feel most pocket size digitals fail miserably. There is no viewfinder and this takes some getting used to, but many of the cameras are going this direction anyway. I wasn't impressed with the digital viewfinders found in other models so I chose this one. The pictures are great, clear, sharp and bright. If this style fits what you are looking for, buy it.

This camera is great.
It's small, shiny, easy to use and does everything.
It does everything a good Canon point and click ought to do, and it also shoots high quality HD video with HD sound!!!
did I mention it was easy to use?
and cheap?
and it has really good macro too, and lot's of functions.
this camera is awesome.

This camera is super easy to use and you can hook it directly to the tv all the cables were included. it even came with batteries so I could use it right out of the box.

I've had a number of Lenmar replacement batteries, all excellent, and so far, this one is equal to or better than the original.

Once the directions are read and understood, which is the main ingredient, it takes great pictures with a minimum amount of hassle. The software makes downloading to a PC easy and quick. The battery life seem comparable to other cameras I've owned, the main factor, in battery life, is common sense with zooming and using the digital display.

good price, quick shipping. camera is lightweight and easy to handle; still learning how to use all features

I really like the way the screen orients to the direction you took the shot. This camera is easy to use and takes beautiful pictures. It's amazing how much cameras have improved and prices have fallen. Hurrah for the march of technology. Now everyone can take nice snapshots of friends, family and vacations.

Nice camera for the price. I really don't have any negative comments; the camera performs pretty much as advertised. Like most users of lower end cameras, I probably won't ever use 75% of the features available but it seems like a pretty good general purpose camera.

I have owned cameras of Sony Kodak and Canon brands. I bought the 12mb Kodac camera and it was a biggggg dud. It took ages to capture any image. Then I got the Canon 570is and it was just wonderful. I upgraded with the 590IS for myself and gave the 570 for business use. The pictures are crisp and sharp. The camera works pretty fast. Uses AA battery hence no worry of loosing power in midst of action.

Cons-- I cannot imprint the date on the fotos. May be this should be added as an added feature for newer upgrades.

This camera is very easy to use right out of the box. It has a lot of manual options that I haven't explored as yet, but it should be fun. The pictures so far have been great!

I bought the A590 as our first digital camera. We just came back from a trip to England where we took more than 300 pictures. We haven't printed them yet, but they look great on our computer. We even took some action shots during a soccer/football match, and most of those look great also. We took all our shots in the auto mode.

When we were considering buying this camera, it was a bit confusing to read all the reviews about the more exotic features of this camera. I suppose it's nice to have all those features available on this camera, but I'm not sure those features are relevant to someone like me who is simply looking for a good "point and shoot" camera. I'm glad I bought the A590, and would recommend it to my friends.

This camera is easy to use and takes great outside shots. It takes ok indoor shots like most other pocket size cameras do to the limited flash. Overall I like this camera and paid a very reasonal price for it.

If you are looking for a simple, low-price, reliable digical camera, I would recommend this camera for you. Two AA batteries, SD card, very fast power-on, face-detected focus, and very useful macro focus mode. If there is a weakness in this camera, I will say, the zoom range can be wider and deeper. Although the size of the camera is bigger than other fancy compact cameras, it is not too bad for a big hand to hold the camera well.

I have used this camera now for almost a year, and it is an excellent camera. The picture quality is excellent with accurate color and sharp images. I have not noticed any purple fringing. The barrel distortion at wide-open can be seen if you look for it, but is not noticible in telephoto (this is typical of all telephoto cameras) It is fast, especially when using the continuous shooting feature. I have been able to get good pictures of the kid's basketball activity at ISO 200 in a fairly dark gym without the flash by using the continuous shooting. This model has a huge advantage over the 540 because it has 4 AA batteries instead of two. As a result, the flash powers up quickly and allows you to take shots without waiting for 10-20 seconds. It also seems to last forever with 2400 mAh ni-mh batteries. The LCD display is easy to see indoors and out and has one of the best features of this camera, something that all digital cameras should have. Being able to rotate the display so that you can hold this camera over your head and over the crowd and still see what you are shooting is very useful. Point and shoot automatic mode works great, but I usually use the A, or aperature priority mode. There is visible noise in the images at ISO 400, but it's a good thing to have when shooting in dark places where other cameras won't let you get a shot at all. The flash is positioned off to the side enough that you won't always get red-eye, but not enough that red-eye won't be an issue in some of your pictures. (Photoshop Elements works very well for eliminating red-eye)

This camera has a mode where you can take a series of pictures for a panaramic shot and then stitch the images together later. It is EXTREMELY useful and if this is something you do, you will be ecstatic about it. The only software I have used that comes bundled with this camera is Photo-Stitch, and it works very well and even allows you to make a QTVR movie. If I were a realtor, I would use this feature for clients. I use a SanDisk Ultra II 1gig SD card with this camera and they work together well. The documentation books that come with this camera are very good and explain the features in a way that makes them understandable. They also give tips on taking good pictures. There is nothing at all about this camera that I do not like, and I have used it extensively. I have owned three other digital cameras, including a truly awful Sony W-5 and I cannot say the same about them.

I love this camera. It has enough features for a camera hobbyist and is simple enough for an amateur. The manual provided with the camera is very detailed and easy to understand. One of the things I don't like about it is the shutter lag time (especially bad when batteries are low). I like to take pictures of my niece and the camera isn't fast enough sometimes to capture some special moments. The only other thing I would change would be for the zoom to be 6x, but still a great camera. I bought it on Black Friday so the price was much better too:). I would definitely buy this camera again. I have some great pictures because of it.

This camera is really nice. I like that you can add external lenses (sold seperately) to the camera. If you are interested in this option, check out the bundle package from 49 St. Photo (sold through Amazon) that includes two lenses and lots of other goodies for only $100 more.

My favorite features of this camera include manual mode (or shutter or aperature priorty), auto rotates pictures, long battery life, great movie quality w/ sound, can turn off digital zoom, has an easy mode, face detection is cool, and you can add an external lens.

Cons to the camera include a little bit bulky, slow recharge time after each picture, and that's about it. I never write reviews but I felt I needed to for this since I liked it so much.

I bought my sx100IS camera from Amazon in March and the camera has stopped working. To add to it, I have travelled overseas and cant get it repaired under US warranty. When contacted Amazon, they cant replace it. I am in a fix. This model seems to have issues, I have always handled it carefully and it stopped working after leaving it idle for couple of weeks. None of the buttons,zoom work now. I can shoot the photo though. I am figuring out what to do with this camera. Amazon can you replace my camera? :(

I bought this camera to replace a cheap Kodak model which my daughter used for about a year before it broke. This Canon is simple to use, takes great pictures and has nice features. It's a good value, especially for a young or casual person to use. The shooting mode selection wheel is somewhat poorly made. It would be nicer if it clicked into place more solidly. Otherwise, we're happy with it, like the other Canon cameras we've owned.

This is a good camera for the price. It is simple to use and takes clear, crisp pictures. Also, the battery life is good. And the price makes it affordable to take good pictures.

Just keep in mind, that this camera works well if your subject is stationary. It is not for action shots. I have tried to take pictures of my kids playing in the yard and pictures usually come out blurry. Also, there is a bit of a lag time for the picture to be taken. Therefore, I have a tendency to miss the shot.

I was very pleased with the Amazon service and when I received my camera was also pleased with the camera.

I've had nothing but good luck with the Canon A series. Reasonably priced, good battery life, good shutter speed control, etc.

For the price you cant go wrong. It delivers good features and decent specs for the price. Also, the pictures are great much better than my budget Kodak camera.

I currently own a Canon A80 (which I love) and was interested in upgrading to the highly reviewed A630. I received the camera in time for Thanksgiving and took about 200 photos with it in a variety of conditions. Everything was great until I got home and downloaded my photos to the computer. About half of them were blurry... but worse, ALL of my indoor shots had a lot of noise. I took some more test shots, and noticed that the "camera movement" icon came on every time I used the zoom on indoor shots or any time I tried to take an indoor shot without the flash. After calling customer service, I was convinced that I just had a defective camera, so I contacted Amazon and they were wonderful about sending another camera right out.

Today I received the second camera. It was no different from the first. I am a point and shoot photographer who is mostly interested in taking photos of my children... so I took a variety of photos using the same settings on both of my cameras (a80 and a630) then downloaded them to my computer for comparison. I even printed out several photos to make sure the problems weren't with my monitor. Outdoor photos were excellent on both, however there was a huge difference inside. In a well lit room with plenty of natural light from outside, the a630 still produced significant noise, while my a80 on the same setting (auto) produced clear noise-free photos. When my toddler was moving, I got mostly blurry photos with the a630 on auto as well as using the "kids and pets" mode, while my a80 produced crisp and clear photos.

I love Canon cameras, and this was my 3rd PowerShot. I really expected to love this camera as much as my previous Canons. Now I don't know whether I should even try to find a newer camera, if the inside shots are going to be like this.

Things I liked about the a630:

LARGE LCD

Nice quality movies

Scene assists

Great outdoor shots

Very accurate colors

Quick shutter response

Things I didn't like about the a630:

Poor quality inside shots with lots of noise and blurry results.

If I were a pro, I could probably figure out how to use the manual controls to fix my indoor problems... but I'm just a mom who wants some cute photos of her kids, so this didn't work for me. I'm sticking with my slow-but-dependable A80.

Good all round Camera. Used it in cold cold January this year and the weather didn't affect the picture quality. Went on holiday in August to humid, hot Bangladesh and was concerned about whether the camera would be able to survive the enviroment. Worked like a treat. Pick up and shoot. I've had the camera for about 9 months now and in that time, it has been dropped twice from a meter and a half high (once on concrete). Still fully functional, no broken bits just minor scratches. Great sturdy build quality. Anyone looking to buy this camera, I'd advise you to buy a case with it as it doesn't come with one. It's a gorgeous, user freindly machine and I take it with me everywhere. Carry it in my jacket pocket and rucksack, hence it has begun to get a few scratches on the outer shell.

It uses 4 AA batteries and I'd advise you get a good rechargable battery pack with adapter. Something with 2700mha or higher battery. I find that normal cheap batteries work fine but always fear the low battery indicator coming up when I least want it. Also bought a 2GB SD Memory card from Amazon for about £6 and I am still snapping away without having to delete any old pictures.