Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

I have been greatly impressed with the Canon SX10909IS. The pitchers are sharp and clear, the image stabilization works well and the 10X optical zoom has been great for getting those close up shorts. Even the 40X digital zoom had given me great looking pitchers compared to any other digital zoom I have used even when they were only a 15X digital zoom. The quick and easy adjustment of the f stop helped create great sunset views. The only negative I have found was taking pitchers in dim light when I couldn't use a flash or the subject was too far away for a flash, such as city lights at night. I am sure with a little more experience with the camera and by adjusting the shutter speed I might be able to correct that problem. Overall the best digital camera I have used or owned.

I love this camera! Bought it before going to Alaska and am SO impressed with the quality of the images it captures! It is, by far, the best camera for an average photographer as well as a handy one for the more advanced! Love it!

I've always used cannon cameras and have had great luck. This camera does everything that I want it too. It takes great pictures and videos. The size is great and the buttons are easy to use. I would recomend this product (especially for the price)

Excellent Camera the Picture quality is perfect. It has many functions that can be used for business purposes or just for fun indoors and out door. It has a automatic Red eye removal function that helps if you don't want to spend too much time reediting your photos once taken.
The zoom is excellent 4x it's a bit poor on memory but you can buy more quite cheep. It runs on butteries which help when you are up and about with the camera. A must have for the out door mobile enthusiasts.

Nice camera. The only problem is that Canon won't back up their products. The zoom doesn't work all the time after less than a years use. Canon said send it back but we'll charge you to check it...not very impressive!

This was my second digital camera purchase. I am very happy with it. It has a lot of features and takes great pictures. However, the software that comes with it is a little challenging for me. It would have been nice to get some sort of instruction manual for the software. If not for that, I would have given it a 5 star.

I just luv this camera - it's everything I wanted it to be and more! I would recommend this camera to anyone who is a beginner photogragher because it is really easy to take great pictures with it!

Great camera, easy to use. Small enough to easily pack. Optical zoom is terrific. Downloads easily to Dell Latitude without Canon software. Flash could be easier and better, but otherwise, perfect.

I bought the Canon A550 to replace a Sony Cyber Shot 2 mega pixel camera as a point and shoot camera and was so disappointed that after a week I returned the camera to Amazon. We also have a Sony SLR type Digital camera that is in a totally different league and we have a lot of fun with it. We also own a very nice 35mm SLR, and have taken some published photo's. But I wanted something to carry around when ever I get out, or to use to take close ups for E-Bay. The macro on the Canon A550 has way too much contrast, and actually made a very expensive Sambar Stag Knife look plastic. Low light situations where not great, photo's always seemed too grainy unless the pictures where shot in good to bright light. There was also a very noticeable curvature in the macro mode, close ups, and wide angle shoots. I took the camera out and took some photos of a near by lake, and the zoom did a nice job, but once it went passed the 4X optical zoom things got grainy fast.

I guess for someone who just wants to have fun with a digital camera and doesn't care too much about color accuracy this is probably a nice little camera. But when it comes to needing a camera that actually does reproduce colors and has a real macro, it's the old saying you get what you pay for.
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I bought this last year and wish I hadn't. The pictures are terribly grainy and no amount of fiddling with the settings improves matters. Whatever you do, buy another camera.

This canon digital camera is the most versitial and fun camera to use I have purchased so far. The ability to shoot manual and full auto plus all of the options in between are fantastic. I highly recommend this camera and the price is amazing.

This camera takes very good pictures. I did have some problems with the lense and I had to return it for a new one.

I wasn't sure I could get used to a camera without a viewfinder. But I am, and I love this little Canon. The 10x zoom is great for the small-ish size of the camera.
I've been using a bigger size digital with a zoom lens attached, and I wanted a small camera that I could just throw in my purse. I didn't expect the quality of the photos to be as good as they are. I never thought I would use the video feature, but the other day when we had a little snow flurry (it never snows here), I turned on the video feature when driving down the road (my husband was doing the driving, I was using the camera) and caught a great video of the biggest snowflakes I have ever seen and it was beautiful! This Canon is so much fun!!

Love this camera!! I had a Polaroid before and could not get near the quality of picture that this PowerShot takes!!!
Also great valve with being just over $100!!!

This camera is very user friendly. It comes with 2GB of memory which really is not enough, however, the ease of use and great features make up for the memory shortage. It is so easy to upgrade the memory card. The pictures are crisp and clean.

My wife and I received a Nikon SuperZoom 5MP camera for our wedding almost 3 years ago. While it is a great camera, it was too large to be convenient as it required a separate case and was not easy to throw into a purse or backpack. Due to this size limitation, we rarely had the camera to capture candid moments and general activities.

We also wanted a camera that ran on standard batteries if necessary. Our old camera ran on a rechargable lithium-ion, but when we went on vacation this summer my wife forgot to pack the charger. We burned through the battery in the first 2 days and had to resort to disposable cameras for the remainder of our trip.

After reading a number of reviews and hearing a few people mention their happiness, it was clear we wanted a Canon. Canon makes 2 different lines of "point-n-shoot" cameras, the SD line and A. Both received high reviews and we could have gone either way. I decided to purchase the A610 because it appeared to be a sweet spot for the number of megapixels (8), optical zoom (4x) and price. We took it on vacation over the holidays and took a number of quality shots, ranging from close-up portraits to large scene landscapes. I used the PhotoStitch feature to grab 5 shots of the desert landscape around Scottsdale, AZ and used the included software to tie it together into a great-looking wide angle shot. I hope to get the photo printed professionally because it came out too large for my home photo printer. I also liked how the LCD screen automatically rotates when shooting in landscape or portrait mode. The controls were very intuitive and easy to use. The standard SD card slot is a plus as my laptop also accepts SD, thereby allowing me to use my laptop as a transfer device and not require carrying multiple cards. A 1GB disk is certainly big enough for 1 day of photos, and if it is full, I can easily empty it onto my laptop.

All in all, the Canon A610 is a great looking, feeling and photo-producing camera.

First let me say, that this was my third Canon Powershot Digital camera in 3 years, and in general, I prefer Canon above all other brands in terms of the quality of their cameras, and the photos I've been able to take with them. While the camera worked great in Automatic mode, I'm the kind of person who likes to experiment a little with photography, and the Program mode has been a great feature for me in the past. I just returned this camera due to dissatisfaction with a feature in Program mode that I particularly like to use, Center Spot metering (focusing at a point in the very center, and then framing the picture). In my other Canon Powershots, the A40 in particular, if I selected this feature, it would always work without issues, focusing on the center spot of the image. But with my A540, only about 40% of the time did the center spot focus, normally other ajacent areas would be focussed. I contacted Canon Customer support, explained my problem, and the technician insisted that the camera should focus on the center as instructed all of the time, and that perhaps mine was defective. I share this here in case others find the same trouble, so that you can return/exchange your camera while your receipt is still valid. Many may never need to consider this if you just like the Automatic modes, for the Canon A540 is an excellent buy. Good luck!

UPDATE 11 Feb 2007
I have to apologize for an error, and admit that due to ignorance I confused the Metering settings with the Auto Focus Settings. I received an email reply from Canon indicating how to fix my problem. Here it goes: "...Please disable AiAF by pressing MENU, going to the RECORD tab, selecting AiAF and selecting OFF. This will allow you to only use the center focus point."

In short, I was mistaken, and now I wish I had not returned the camera. But then again, I get another chance to catch another sale! Sorry if I confused anyone out there! Good luck!

I was pleased to get a good price for this battery. Unfortunately, I never received the item. Worse of all is that I needed this battery for an upcoming vacation. Since it never arrived I had to buy a disposable camera while on vacation when my current battery ran out. If you want a cheap price go ahead and order but don't put too much trust in it arriving.

Purchased this camera for my Daughter and she wanted something that was not really hard to operate. She has related back to me that she loves the camera and having a great time with it. From what she has said would be a great camera for anyone just starting with a digital camera.

I was attracted to this camera as a new version of the A460, which was highly rated by PC World. It is indeed very simple to use with a large LCD display, much greater resolution than the A70 I bought five years ago, and uses a 2 GB memory chip. The drawback is that the camera has no view finder. You take a picture by looking at it in the LCD display. That works fine indoors, but outdoors the daylight washes out the display so that framing a picture is almost guesswork.Canon PowerShot A470 7MP Digital Camera with 3.4x Optical Zoom (Red)

I wanted a camera that would allow me to have an extended focal without spending a lot of money and the 10X power of the Powershot SX100 allows me to do that.

I read all sorts of photography blogs and camera review sights before chosing and definitely made the right decision - great value, and takes really fabulous pictures! If you are looking for a point-and-shoot that has a little bit more capability that you can play with, this is definitely the camera for you!!

I sold my Sanyo Xcati HD2 to purchase the Canon TX1 because of its size and optical stabilizer. Many people complaint about its ergonomic design and hard to hold but I have no problem with it (I have smaller hands than most people). Other HD camcorders may have much better picture quality but I'm happy with that of the TX1. Of course you have to give up something to gain something else. Now I can have an HD camcorder & still camera with me anywhere I go and people wouldn't even know. The only complaint I have is its lack of an auto on feature. On my old Sanyo HD2, I simply flip the screen out and the camera is automatically turned on. On the TX1, I have to flip the screen and press the power button to turn the device on (but this is only a minor thing). I'm happy with this camcorder now until Canon comes out with a 1080i/p camcorder with the same size.

I was completely satisified with the performance and abilities of my Canon PowerShot A620 from the day I opened the box. Unlike some users, I had no trouble downloading pics from the camera using Canon's

"Camera Window" software (for Windows and Macs). But I have a Mac - perhaps there's some problem with the for-Windows version.

After 4 months, I purchased a "virtual twin" A610 (6 megapixel instead of 7.1) for my daughter - her first digital camera. We've both been very pleased at the quality of pictures and the ease of getting good photographic results. I took very good care of my camera, I loved it so much!

Cons: excellent battery life with NiMha rechargeables, 3072 x 2304 image size produces excellent poster sized prints (and down to wallet size). Amazing macro focus - can produce pictures of honey bees which appear to be the size of chickens.

Drawbacks were minor: only 4x zoom and the flash is a bit small (but causes little red eye and that easily corrected). And - all digital point & shoot cameras seem too vulnerable to rain, a common condition in most climates. Putting them in an expensive waterproof case reduces portability and hampers picture taking and functions like the microphone. (Otherwise - videos have almost startling sound quality from the tiny, built-in design mic.)

Until, that is, my A620 suddenly gave out a loud scream and displayed "E18" on the LCD viewscreen. The lens barrel had jammed when I turned the camera on; this caused the drive motor to strip the gears which extend and retract the lens barrel. This happened after 3,000 pics, a few dozen (very good) video clips and 7 months and 7 days of frequent (trouble free) use. I had "thought" I'd heard some tell-tale gear noises before the breakdown, but the sound difference was slight and I thought I might be imagining it.

Investigation on the web revealed this problem (known as the E18 error) has been around long enough that a class action suit has been filed against Canon because of it. Right now, I've sent in my camera to Canon and I'm waiting to hear from them. They have a very good "support" web page and responded within a few hours via email, giving detailed instructions for returning the camera and what to expect in terms of waiting period, etc.

Would I buy another Canon PowerShot? Yes - within hours of the breakdown, I had researched their PowerShot S3-1S, 6 megapixel and picked one up locally. The S3 is a definite upgrade from the A620: 12 x zoom, great "image stabilizer" and much sturdier construction (along with another 8 oz weight).

I plan to continue using the A620 once its repaired because its handy to carry around (I use a belt-mounted carrying case). But though I believe the A6*0 series is a lemon, Canon produces many fine models besides those. I'm just sorry I bought my daughter the "little brother" (A610) because now we know it is likely to breakdown too.