Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

The camera is an absolutely fantastic buy. I bought it to replace my $400 Nikon digital camera and am blown away by it. It has all the best features plus the manual apertures and shutter speeds. I have been pleased with every aspect of this camera and would recommend it to anyone!

This is a very good Camera and not very hard to use. It could have a neck or hand strap for safty. Over all I am very happy. Thanks to all.

I got this one after reading the many reviews that recommend it. It didn't disappoint me; takes great pictures and videos, plus the price is more than right.

I like this camera, all things considered. I am only a casual photographer, so the fact that it makes it easy to take good pictures is excellent for me. I think that the menus are well thought-out and a lot of fun to play around with. My only complaint is that my camera eats batteries; I usually get to use the camera on one event per set of charged batteries. It's really annoying because it doesn't show battery status until they're almost dead. Other than that, great camera.

I purchased this Canon to replace another about three years old that began to eat batteries. Everything on this new Canon works well. I really appreciate the large, clear viewing screen, but miss having a separate eyepiece, especially in daylight.

We chose this camera over the Canon IXUS range for a number of reasons:

1. Firstly, although the IXUS range is slightly smaller and in particular slimmer, we didn't consider the size issue to be worth spending double the money on the equivalent IXUS. This camera, the A460, is perfectly small enough to fit on your pocket or handbag.

2. The optical 4x zoom is great, and you generally only get 3x zoom on the thinner style cameras. Simply, the greater the optical zoom, the better your pictures will be. Read up on the difference between optical zoom and digital zoom if you don't know the difference - it is optical zoom that is important!

3. Price. For less than £100 you can buy the camera, the DCC-400 case, a 2GB memory card which will hold approx 1000 photos, and some rechargable batteries.

We've had the camera for 6 months now, and noticed just one negative point. In dusk or dark conditions when you can't or don't want to use flash (for example in a museum, or if taking distance shots sightseeing) this camera is not great, the image is dark and grainy compared to our other more expensive Olympus camera. But other than that, and for pictures in normal light conditions, or with regular flash indoor pictures the camera is great.

OWNED 1 BEFORE. COULDN'T FIND IT FOR MY VACATION. SO I WANTED 1 JUST LIKE IT AND FOUND IT ON AMAZON.COM .
IT'S A GREAT CAMERA, TAKES GREAT PICTURES. MY FAMILY WAS AMAZED AT THE CLARITY. AND HAVING AN HP PORTABLE PRINTER BOTH COMBINED WAS THE DIFFERENCE IN MAKING GOOD PIXS.
I HAVE RECOMMEND THIS A550 TO ALL MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS.
I'M VERY HAPPY WITH IT.

2-3 weeks after my purchase the CanonA590IS is being sold at local retailers for $20 dollars less than the "great deal" from Amazon...
caveat emptor-"let the buyer beware"...I will definitely expand my options for purchase when next considering Amazon as a source.
Camera fine...all items delivered promptly.

JoeH

I returned the camera and here's why:
1) the battery power is AWFUL. It takes 2AA and I had to change the batteries 5 times during the course of a few days and all I was really doing was testing the camera out. I imagine that if I were to take the camera with me somewhere were I wanted to actually use it I would need at least 2 or 3 sets of extra batteries. It was quite surprising actually.
2) The time between shots is way too long. Depending on the battery life which was usually low, it took over 4-6 seconds between shots when the flash was enabled.
3) The AF-assist/red-eye reduction light was blinding (when flash is enabled). I took pictures of my family members and they said the light was way too bright and that maybe something is wrong with the camera.

So for those reasons I returned the SX100 IS and bought a G9 which I am very happy with.

Not my first Canon. Liked my last PowerShot. Needed to upgrade to more mp, etc. Just as easy to use as my last one, but better pics.

I bought this camera for a pocket, take it anywhere. It takes great
pictures, just the right size for a small camera for my hands. Despite
this, i have dropped it twice, once on pavement, once on concrete. To
my amazement, it survived unscathed both times. Can't guarantee these
results, but I am pleased. Only drawback I see is it is mediocre on
battery life. Highly recommended.

This is an "out of the box" review, and I hope to update the review in a month or two. First impressions are all good; I am familiar with Canon cameras and most of the controls were very intuitive. Which is good because the manuals are about as thick as a dictionary. If you use the auto setting or some of the "scene" selections, you will take a great photo. I also purchased the popular Scan Disk 1 gig high speed card and this is the fastest combo I have seen/used in point in shoot to quickly take pictures. The camera boots up very fast. The flash is about average to above average for a pocket type point and shoot, but if you need a robust flash you either need a camera with more accessories or just don't buy a point and shoot. The zoom is a touch noisy as I read in one review, but I really didn't find it a big deal and I don't plan on hiding out in camo for nature photos where a tiny whirl would spook an animal. I love the slightly heavier/larger size myself than an elph or smaller camera...it fits larger hands much better, but my wife can easily use it. The a/v input cover that has been so highly critized is very flimsy and I can see it breaking, but I think if you realize this and take your time using it (no kids) you will be ok. Also, I haven't made it that far yet, but apparently there is an ability to update the firmware with registration, if so, that could be a very nice feature and why I recommend buying electronic products that have been on the market a little while...updates may prevent crashes...we will see.

Pros:

- GREAT POINT AND SHOOT PICTURE QUALITY
- Nice "scene" settings - same outstanding pic quality
- Nice selection of basic manual options (F-Stop, Shutter Speed, ISO)
- Very nice movies for a smaller cam
- Fast
- Swivel viewer becomes more and more handy the more I use it
- AA batteries and SD card....you can find these items anywhere
- Nice weight and feel, easy to grip and hold, but not bulky or heavy (my take at least, others may disagree, if so, go buy an Elph)
- Underwater feature and case is COOL

CONS:
- A/V port cover is plastic and flimsy
- Stacks of manuals, not the best written(but the info is there)
- Another notch of flash power would be better(but as good as you see in this type camera)
- Didn't come with a case!
- Lens adapter is getting bad reviews
- Accessories are expensive(underwater case and lenses $100s+)
- Unless I missed something, there is no hot shoe or other means of pushing up the flash

Hope this helps! For $215, it is a great deal on a high quality 7mp camera!

I like to take pictures and I think that is difficult to find a camera that let you explore all the aspects at a low price.
The manual exposure with the option of manual focus, etc. gives you the opportunity to see how creative you could be.
It's the perfect step before investing in a DSLR.

This is a real nice unit. Watch the internet videos. It has features that will appeal to a photographer, or to grandma. Then check out its movie mode. Read your owners manual, to get the most out of this excellent camera.

I wanted a camera that had a 10x zoom built into it. I wanted to replace my Canon PowerShot A70 that had a small LCD display and external lense for zoom. It seemed that when I needed a zoom, I did not have the lense with me. I researched the various Canon PowerShot cameras and went to a camera store to see them in person and the salesman recommended the SX100IS camera. It is the same size as my old Canon camera but lighter due to only needing 2 batteries to operate it. I can still use my charger and have two extra batteries if I need them. I love the 2.5 inch LCD screen and do not miss the viewfinder. It fits into a smaller case so I can travel easier with it. It is easy to operate and I like the feature of the pop-up flash and the Image Stabilizer. An excellent choice for me and I saved money by purchasing it from Amazon!

Slight delay, to be expected, between taking picture and recording image in camera. Otherwise quality of photographs are excellent.

While I love the Canon SD series, I was looking for a camera that used regular AA batteries. I actually bought the Canon A470 on a whim- I saw it at a local store. It was within my budget and I thought it was cute. (I bought the blue one.) So far, I'm happy to say that I love this camera. I use it when I don't feel like carrying around my Canon Digital Rebel XTi. The menu and controls are easy to find and use. The pictures that it takes come out very nice! I don't use the flash very often, so the battery life is actually quite swell.

Bad points:
The function button on the back is right where I rest my thumb and have accidentally changed settings. One needs to manually raise the flash which is a little cumbersome. Camera (in silver) is very slippery - easily dropped. Time for saving photos is long - many missed shots.
All in all a good value.

This camera is an Awesome Digital. I got this camera as an upgrade from my old HP. I must say I am completely satisfied. It takes brilliant pictures and I print mine on an old HP Photosmart printer and they are awesome. It has a lot of features I don't even use, I keep it on Auto but I like the fact I can set it to take the red eye out as it snaps the picture. If you are on the fence you won't be disappointed. I bought this off pure reviews and I am so glad I did!!! It is even cheaper now than when I bought it 2 months ago. Can't beat it!!!

This camera takes wonderful detailed pictures at most every setting. The swivel LCD can be very useful although it's left showing like a normal camera most the time. The flash pics are well-balanced and look natural on most all exposures. The real plus with this camera is the fact that it takes four AA batteries. This means it has some more amperage to recycle faster - the delay one usually waits to take the next flash picture or regular picture is negligible. Friends who have tried it say it's the most digital responsive camera they have used. When I use 4 2700 mAH NiMH Sanyo batteries, I have yet to have to replace the batteries after a full day of shooting. It's pretty hefty too, a little bigger than the normal pocket camera. I like the heft, the mass, and so much that this purchase here was for my wife so we have two of these cameras.

In short, if you are looking for a responsive fairly reasonably priced digital camera that takes great pics and has very little if any shutter lag between shots, then evaluate this. I own Sonys, other Canons and a Nikon digital camera and this one has been the best one so far. Features galore, a choice of movie settings, nice big 2.5" swiveling LCD display, SD media, USB2 connectivity for fast picture download to your PC.

I bought this for my 15 year old daughter who had been wanting a digital for a while. I haven't gone "pixel peeping" but the pictures look good when viewed on the computer screen. She has no trouble accessing the menus to go for different effects. Battery life is decent. I recommend getting re-chargeables. All in all a pretty good little camera.

very happy with this camera. Indoor flash shots are nothing special but all outdoors pictures have been great. Very pleased with the zoom capabilities.

Hi. I just bought a low price Olympus camera but it was very bad, so I just bought this Cannon and I love it. Very easy to use, excellent photos. Very professional for a low price camera.

I recomend it for sure. Great quality photos and very proffesional.

regards.

This camera is loaded with features. And I love that you don't have to wait forever between shots. Great camera for the price.