Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

I have had this camera for several months (my first digital). Overall, the clarity and color of the shots are great. My big complaint is that most of the time the red eye reduction doesn't work, so I waste countless hours with a photo software taking the red eye out. The troubleshooting portion of the manual states that the subject should be looking directly at the red eye lamp. That's not very easy when taking pictures of children. It also recommended brighter lighting which many times a person has no control over, especially if the picture is taken outside at dusk. I had a Ricoh film camera that I loved and the red eye reduction worked everytime. However, that red eye reduction was a flash as bright as the flash itself (rather than a dull lamp) so I used to tell people to wait for the 2nd flash before getting out of the pose. Maybe Canon should improve the technology for its red eye reduction.

I was very displeased with this camera. It would drain batteries in record time. I would get only 30 minutes of picture time from brand new batteries. A lot of the pictures I took came out blurry, even if I used the kid mode for action shots. I could get better action shots from my old 4.0 mp Kodak that was purchased several years ago. Even pictures of non moving subjects came out blurry. The only thing I liked about it was the size. I will never buy another Canon. I am sticking with Kodak.

I am NOT a electronics person, so when this camera was recommended by several people, I thought, ok..BUT was I surprised!!! It is so easy to use and it doesnt make me "electro phobic". Snap and shoot or if you are electronically inclined, you have a lot of cool features to use and enjoy!Manuel isnt for me, but if you can do it, so can this camera. I would definitely recommend.

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We bought the Canon PowerShot A470 camera as a birthday gift for our teenage daughter. She loves it! The camera is compact, but it still has a big viewing screen and easy-to-use controls. She is enjoying the video capabilities and the fast shutter action. We did buy a 4 gig memory card to hold all the data, and I would recommend that as well. All in all, it seems to be a good buy for the money.

I'm no expert or pro. But I love taking pictures and edit etc. My old camera broke down and I asked my very camera ethusiastic older brother about what to look for. He said Canon and zoom. This camera takes great pictures and it's easy to use.

this camera is the best!!! it is so clear, it actually brings the person or what you want to takeout in the foreground while it casts everything else into the background.. it is really nice and i have it with a 4GB memeory card so i'm getting full use of its video recording ablities which are superb@@@ i love this cam!!! (tears run down cheeks)

This camera is portable but gives you the Face Recognition and other features you only find in SLR's! Cannon technology is the finest on the market. I would highly recommend this camera.

I just got this camera last week, but I've spent like 3 months researching cameras on the internet. I really wanted the Canon G9, but I couldn't afford it.
I've taken tons of pictures already. The zoom is wonderful, as is the picture quality at lower ISOs. I love being able to adjust the aperature, shutter speed, white balance, and colors. It really allows for some creative photos.
It does, however, take me a while to find the best settings manually, and so I und up missing spur of the moment shots. I wish it had a "high sensitivity" setting for quick pictures.
The picture quality at higher ISOs is quite dissapointing, too. But thats standard with non-SLR cameras in this price range. Its probably actually one of the better ones, its just that 'better' still isn't very good.
The ISO button is definately a plus, as is the scrolling wheel. I didn't think that would matter much, but i really like it.
I've heard that the movie quality is dissapointing, but I haven't tried it out yet.
All in all, I really do like the camera. the pictures are amazing. they look very artistic and clean.

I previously owned a Powershot A70. I got beautiful photos and it was great for traveling. I own SLRs and know how to shoot photos, but I like a small camera for certain events. I thought another Powershot was the only way to go. I practiced with it for a couple of weeks and only got 3 photos that were in focus. It doesn't seem to make a difference which mode I shot in, or the lighting conditions, every photo turned out poor. I finally sent it back and I'm trying another camera.

There's several incredibly detailed reviews that already break it down nicely so I'm not going to reinvent any wheels here. I'm just another person that bought one of these babies and am extremely happy with it. It was a bargain for the size and quality and the pics are beautiful.

I've been taking shots and learning to use the functions of this camera for over 3 weeks now. This was a smart buy and I also purchased an additional 4 GB SD memory. Having a good memory space was excellent amazon advise since I can do a lot of experiments to check the results on my computer screen.

Everything worked perfectly. No strange issues. This camera is excellent for people who wants to get near to professional shots without complications but remember: Practice makes one a master.

This is only my second ditital camera, my first one I got in 2005. This camera takes very nice pictures. I am an amature photographer and it does everything I want. Indoors and low light without using the flash you have to sit really still or you will get a blurry pictures. Outdoors or with brighter light or using the flash this camera does great! People keep saying the video is not all that great. Personally I think it is fine. I only use it to take quick video. I use my video camera to take most of my videos. I had to return this camera due to a default, but I am going to re buy this camera. I like the zoom and the 8mp.

bought it couple of weeks ago and am quite satisfied with it's performance..the 10x zoom is appealing and it maintains good quality upto about 32x zoom (adding the digital zoom), after which it starts to distort..am not a pro and use the auto setting most of the time, but i did try my hands with various options and most of the time i was impressed with the result..controllin the apperture speed, shutter speed, etc..provides most of the feature available in SLRs..highly recommended for people like me who's not totally into photography but loves clickin quality pics..

At that price of less than 150 bucks including taxes you won't find a better camera with all the features than this Canon !!!! and almost forget, it's a Canon !!!! that say a lot to me !!!

I'm 45 years old and have owned two cameras in my life. So I guess that doesn't make me an expert or anything. My previous camera was a Canon Powershot film camera, purchased 17 years ago for about $150 at Target. And it still works great. People always have said, "That camera takes great pictures." I felt like a genius, but really just bought it because it was on sale. After finally converting over to Macs and loving the iPhoto software, I decided to go digital. I automatically started looking at Canons because of the years of pleasure my other Canon gave me. I stumbled across this camera at Amazon and figured a 4.5 star average rating with 199 customer reviews had to mean it was decent. And I also read great reviews of it elsewhere. So I decided to take the plunge. Funny thing...I must've got one of the last ones of these that Amazon itself was selling. Because the price on the descriptioin page when I went to put it in my cart was $329.99. But when I added it to my cart, the price changed to $214.99...and I have no idea why. I was worried that I was gonna get some camera that was returned or something, but the customer service rep at Amazon said that that wasn't the case...that mine was a brand new camera. When it came, sure enough...it was brand new. I've only used it for about 5 days, but I love everything about it. Even the 2" screen seems plently big enough for me. The pictures are fabulous. And I was able to start taking pix right out of the box. The only thing I had to consult the manual for was how to set the time and date. Other than that, at least on the AUTO setting, it's just point and shoot. And the pix upload beautifully into my Mac PowerBook's iPhoto library. The best part, in my opinion, about using this camera with a Mac? I didn't even have to load the multiple software packages that came with the Canon camera. iPhoto handles most everything, and what it doesn't I can do in Photoshop. This is a great camera, which I think has been replaced by the A630. But I don't care! I got a great deal and love the A620. The only caveat? Buy yourself a good set of rechargeable NiMH batteries and a quality charger, like I did. Using regular AA batteries may end up costing a lot in the long run. I'd recommend the Canon A620 to anyone looking for a mid-range, quality digital camera. Look around for bargain prices on the web, though. There may be places blowing these out to make room for the A630.

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I bought this camera for my Alaskan Cruise.
I had no trouble with it and it took clear pictures
including close ups. I would buy it again.

I have been a photographer for 20 years, and most of my favorite cameras have been Canons. When my trusty G1 broke, I decided to get a wee camera to use when I don't want to lug around an SLR. I found a new 530 for $150 and gave it a spin. It's a feature-rich pocket-sized cam with 4x zoom: adequate.

First off, the tiny, brightness-UNadjustable tiny LCD mkes framing in daylight impossible unless you're staring at it dead-on.

Then, I dropped it, from my coffee table onto a carpeted floor, and somehow the crappy plastic door over the batteries broke. I tried to return it for exchange, but no dice. So I wrapped rubberbands around it to get it to function. As long as I squeezed it while shooting, it kind of worked.

Then, inexplicably, about 6 months into it's use, the pictures started being very blurry, no matter what I did. I took less than 1000 shots with this camera, and am now the happy owner of a Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ8.

When I bought my 530, a friend bought a similarly sized-and-priced Sony. It has a 2.5"LCD and is very bright. Takes great pictures, and when a pixel died, Sony replaced the camera with a better one within a week.

Canon is pretty good on the SLRs, and OK on the high-end point & shoots, but Panasonic, Olympus, Fuji and Sony are kicking their butts on the low-end stuff.

This is the second Power Shot camera I've owned I've had the lens get stuck on in less than 4 years, but of course after the warranty ran out. I kept it in a case and was very careful with it, but the lens got stuck anyway. The next camera I buy will probably NOT be a Canon, and I've only owned Canons up to this point.

operates as expected. small and point and shoot, reasonable flash recharge, and repeat action is accepatble.

I have had one other digital camera and the quality was just not there. This camera is GREAT! I took it to a baseball game, was way out in right field, but could take pictures of the hitters like I was sitting right next to them. Quality of pics are fantastic. I would recommend this camera to everyone!

Best product for the price. I have sony-cybershot for 3 times this price and dont like it much. Photo quality is really good. Useful for all kinds of users.

This camera has two significant problems that are getting me to return it:
- The flash doesn't deploy automatically! if you don't pop it up manually then flash will never flash.
- Date/time stamps are only available in a low resolution mode. I found the date/time stamp important for memories and so far I had to add it manually using a computer program which is a real hassle.
This camera is going back; I'll see what other one I can buy.

I followed the directions on preparation and put a good bead of the silicone gel around the seal. It never let a single drop of water in. I used the camera in and out of the case for 6 days. Took it in the pool daily, on 3 snorkeling trips and 3 diving trips (up to 65 ft down).
I did notice a slight shadow as others have mentioned, but compared to disposable cameras I've used in the past - there is no comparison.
From what I've seen, I highly recommend it.