Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

For the price this camera can't be beat ,maybe even for twice the price !!An Excellent all around high quality camera!!! Very Happy with it,as you can tell.

Ok I am being harsh on this one since of all the cameras I have ever owned this is the most disapointing.
It does do nice video and pics outdoors.
Indoors forget it. Very, very grainy video and pics.
The flash is way underpowred.
Best for use as a outdoor point and shoot camera only.
The files for the HD video are very large and fill up that hard drive fast.
Now as far as size it is very small and feels solid in your hads but because it is metal it sweets in your hand quickly!
There are many other cameras that do a much better job for about the same price or less. Look at aiptek a-hd or go-hd if you want good pics and video plus much less money. Please note: that they both have much better video and pics indoors. But the subjects will need to be somewhat still or they may blur.

I just wanted an easy to use point and shoot camera that didn't cost alot.
The A590 is the one. It takes great photos in auto mode, it uses AA type batteries and its not so small size and shape, make it easy to hold steady. I would recommend this product to anyone.

This is a great camera.... I love love love it. But dropped it only once...and that's all she wrote. Seriously.

Product arrived with a pixel stuck red. Unfortunately, I didn't notice until I went to the desert and took some pictures of cloud formations and it was past return policy. Sent in for repair. They replaced the sensor and it came back with a different pixel stuck blue. Sent in again, the exact same pixel still stuck blue. Broken from factory, 2 repairs, and still have not taken a picture that does not have defects. I called Canon to get a remedy and I will apparently be just sending it back in and hoping the third attempt at repair will work while the other attempts did not. I would not recommend buying this unless you want to photoshop pixels out of your photos and deal with some guy from Canon who insists he does not have a Supervisor.

OK... really sick of paying more money these days for QUALITY products, and they stink out on me less than one year. This camera has begun failing me last week, which would make it 7-8 mos old. Now I have to dig up my receipt and warranty. (thankfully after my last purchase of a $400 Nikon) I have learned my lesson in keeping receipts and boxes. Anyhow, my problem with the camera is that no matter what battery I put in it now, it is constantly showing LOW BATTERY and it just shuts off. Was very disappointed after taking this on a trip, i will never be able to get some shots I really wanted to get. Other than this problem now, I find the lighting on the camera to only be so-so. To be honest, I don't remember the Nikon I had, but that was an excellent camera for pics. Canon A530 is not great for the avid Ebayer either. Was only good for general purpose pictures. Save your money and stick with Sony or Minolta. Never has failed me. Guess I have to dig my old Minolta that requires actual film out again now. I'm sure this warranty process will take months. **UPDATED: I finally FOUND the best camera! Don't waste your money on this Canon, get the Sony Cyber-shot W55 model! Takes excellent pictures. I never have to edit my pictures anymore YAY! And takes great shots in the dark/evening. Please see my review for this camera.

Manual Controls, Image Stabilizer... this is the best point and shoot camera in its price class. I think the new body color is really neat...

I bought this camera for the simple reason that it was so small and can capture video to flash memory. The packaging is rock solid and you can tell the build quality is very good. I don't have any use for taking digital pics with this unit and the reviews are correct.. It lacks in that dept but is ok if your expectations are low. This camera takes great video but the auto focus is very slow and in most cases you have to hold the camera very still to get a good video shot. Also, if your in anything less than bright sunlight you will have noisy/grainy video. The zoom feature is also very very slow but it will reach out there. One more thing worth mentioning. If you buying this camera to upload videos to you pc like me make sure you have the horsepower to play them. The files are massive and if your trying to display on a high def monitor you might need a dedicated video card with min 256MB ram.
I had to send this back only because when I saw the quality of the video it could take in bright sunlight then compared it to what I got in the house with a few lights on I was really disapointed. I'm going to pay the extra cash and try the new Sony...

Bought this for my 15 yo son for X-mas. All seemed well (he was very happy!) until we took a cruise on New Years Day. Three days into the trip (the 1st time her really got to use the camera) the telescoping lens would get jammed up and not retrack/extend. It has done this off and on since that time. We have always been able to get it to work with a little elbow grease. But it is something that should be mentioned. Otherwise he has been very happy with it.

We've been using this camera for months now and liked it fine for the usual family snapshots and typical vacation scenery shots. Ten days ago, I had a whim to get some flower photos.
After a quick look in the manual, I found it quite easy to snap some macro shots. I was astounded by the results. The beauty of the close-ups far exceeded my expectations.
Now I see the velvety texture of the petals and the shadings of color and wonderful patterns in nature. Whenever I have a few minutes, I take the camera for a walk. Who knows what I might find; a blue jay's feather, red berries on a bush, clover in an open meadow... My eye is drawn to the minute objects and details usually overlooked in the landscape. Macro photography has opened my eyes to the beauty of tiny things.
The camera is lightweight and easy to keep steady while snapping a close-up. Now I want to try out all those other buttons that I've been ignoring. Who knows what new photographic areas I may yet conquer. My macro photos are drawing rave reviews from friends and family.

Unfortunately, this camera went through batteries so quickly it wasn't usable. We used freshly charged rechargeable batteries (the same ones we use in another Canon camera) and took under 10 pictures, then a few days later we tried to use it and got a low battery indicator. We tried several other sets of batteries - brand-new alkalines as well as freshly charged rechargeables - and each time we'd only get around a half-dozen or so pictures before the low battery indicator came on. We returned the camera.

The reviews here are so positive that maybe it was just a defective one, but I'm wary of buying this model again. However, based on our excellent experience with several other Canon digitals we will get another Canon - just not this one!

<----begin sillyness---->

I got my camera delivered at work, so I sat at my desk working, thinking about getting home to crack open the box and start playing with my first new camera in 3 years. The sweat pouring on my brow.

"Sir, do you mind if I go home early?" I moused to my boss.

"Did you finish the such-n-such account?"

"Yup!", with enthusiasm.

"Have fun...."

"Thanks!" As I grabbed my coat and dashed out the door before he changed his mind, I almost ran out without the camera!

<----end sillyness---->

Upon opening the package, I read the manual a bit, then started up the camera and took some sample pictures. All very easy, straightforward, and the little icons on the buttons mirror the purpose of the buttons (intuitive!). Then I followed the directions to install the software for connecting the camera directly to the computer. Unfortunately, after many hours of frustration, I could not get the software installed. However the second tech support guy I talked to about the issue was very knowledgeable and explained that I needed to reinstall Windows because I was missing a required windows file. Otherwise, the camera is way better than my old Sony Cybershot 3 megapixel, but not only because of the megapixel difference. The options available are excellent (panoramic stitch, nice video quality, etc). The reason I did not give 5 stars is because it has difficulty focusing sometimes which seems to get worse when zooming in. Perhaps all digital zooms are like this, but this is easily remedied by releasing the button, turning the camera slightly, and refocusing. After the picture is in focus, turn the camera back to the subject and it's perfect!

Overall, a much better experience than the old Sony and the memory cards are cheaper.

I bought this camera for my wife at christmas, because she wanted the Image stabilization feature on the new digital cameras. We have been overjoyed with the quality of the pictures, and all of the really neat features(if we took the time to learn how to use them all!). The only downfall to this camera is the battery life. YOU ABSOLUTELY CANNOT use regular AA batteries, otherwise you will spend enough money on one family event to buy 2 of these cameras! If you are thinking about purchasing this camera it is absolutely the best deal, unless you want to change the lens. However, be sure to invest in rechargable batteries!

I've just bought this case and the Canon A460. I read that you could get spare batteries in the case, but I've tried, and the camera is such a snug fit that you might risk damaging the camera if you did. If you drop the batteries in the bottom of the case, and then insert the camera, the velcro fastener on the flap doesn't reach. Good protection for the camera, but that's all.

I bought this camera having owned a Canon A80 for a while. I honestly think Canon A series cameras are superb when compared with other brands. I have compared my A80 with at least 5 other brands owned by friends and the Canon wins everytime on focus, contrast and colour. The A640 is even better than the A80. Canon software is also a lot more reliable than that supplied by some other brands.

Good points:
Focus, close-up (macro mode), contrast, colour, ability to produce fab pictures with very little effort, (set to auto then point and shoot - you won't be disappointed!), AA batteries (but use rechargeables!)

Not so good points:
Screen resolution could be better, battery hatch not as solid as other A series Canons, memory card covered by battery hatch.

Overall, I doubt you will find better for the money, so 5 stars despite one or two criticisms.

This camera is a bargain for the price. I use it in my business as well as for nature photos, mostly birds. It's user friendly and has a number of features I find very helpful. Takes great pics and the zoom is excellent. I'd buy it again.

I bought this camera a couple weeks ago. I Love it. I have children that play sports so this camera is also great for that. I think that the battery lasts a good amount of time. I didn't think it was longer or shorter then any other. I just carry extra batteries with me. The zoom is GREAT!!! This camera has many options on it and I really like. I would totally reccommend this camera..

Easy to use, excellent zoom, flash takes a while to load, kind of bulky. Met my expectations, 10X optical zoom for the price is a great deal.

Haven't used it extensively yet but will at my daughter's graduation. So far have found it easy to use and definitely suits my purposes - it's my first digital camera. The size and style are just right and I expect to be very satisfied.

The camera is a good entry level super zoom camera. It takes good pictures, powers up quickly and battery life has been good. The screen is easily readable outdoors in bright sunlight and the flash seems to work well indoors. We looked at the Panasonic TZ3 and the Sony but chose this model because our last camera was a cannon and the menus are nearly the same.

This little camera is a gem. (I had a Fuji FinePix, which was darned unintuitive. And it broke!) It's small, lightweight (even with the batteries). Low-battery icon. Low-memory peep.

Software for transfer to computer is excellent and pretty intuitive, but do read the manual for the transfer software. Cables and all that included.

It takes AA batteries, which was the next-most-important criterion for me. AA batteries are easy to find anywhere, and they don't cost an arm and a leg. AAs do add weight, but this was a small matter to me bcs I didn't want to be tethered to a battery charger for proprietary batteries.

Also, another deal-maker was a viewfinder. This camera has one (in addition to the screen on the back).

Zoom is easy to work. Button to take picture is centered in zoom dial. Easy to manage both with the same hand.

Buy an extra memory card (the one that comes with it holds about 8 pix!). The camera takes a garden-variety memory card, not a proprietary one (cf.: Fuji).

Buy the case. Front pocket holds 2 extra AAs. Good, strong velcro on flap.

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I couldn't be happier with this camera. I can even take decent pix with it. I wish the "refresh time" were shorter, but you can't get everything in one camera at this price point! And this is about the only negative I can think of. While 5 seconds to refresh seems long....aren't we all spoiled with instantaneous-ness of the world these days?!...5 seconds is not that bad!

Great camera. I shopped this purchase very long and very thoroughly (many places, many brands, many types), and this one was hands-down the best for my needs and honoring my deal-makers. Don't hesitate to get this camera. mb

UPDATE, 2011: Turn off the flash entirely and choose smallest length of time spent in "view" mode (where you look to see what you just took) for faster refresh. Still not as fast as I'd like it, but it's an improvement!

I needed a middle of the road camera with macro capability. After searching a lot and reading reviews, I settled on the Cannon SX100IS. It was a great choice. The camera is loaded with features that make it very versatile. The macro function works great and is easy to switch to with the main button on the back. No fumbling through menus. Pictures are crisp and clear. Haven't found a down side to this camera yet.

I recently bought a Canon A590is camera and wanted a case in which to store it. The DCC-80 was the one recommended. I am not disapointed. The DCC-80 is a quality case which fits the A590is nicely. The case is fitted with two pockets in which to store extra batteries and memory cards. A nice touch is that the case comes supplied with two straps - a long, shoulder strap and a smaller hand strap. Very useful.

I love my camera, and after my other canon was stolen from my suitcase, I was glad to purchase another. I just miss the swivel function prior to this one, but the zoom is out of sight! The picture quality is outstanding. The only problem is that some pictures taken at night in low light do not always come out so great, but others are quite nice. It just depends. Overall great camera- not super slim, but for those who love to take pics- the size is very doable. It's no wonder consumer reports ranked it #1.