Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

I have been very pleased with the pictures I've taken with this camera as far as outdoor still-life (flowers, ...). However, in low-light, it is very difficult to get a good shot. With flash, the color is off, with no flash, it is extremely blurry every time. But, takes pretty decent video and seems to hold battery charge pretty well.

This is a very good camera for the price. I am completely happy with it and the quality of the pictures taken.

It is gread deal to get canon 8mp with 10x zoom, I am very much happy with this.
only the cons with this camera is the flash light is not automatically opens ,we need to manually open the flap, but still it is gr8 deal

I bought this camera just before a trip to Central Asia, and had little time to get used to it before leaving. But even without knowing how to use all the bells and whistles, it still did a fine job. The only adjustments I used were varying degrees of zoom, flash on or off, and closeup on or off -- and all these are easy to manage (and to remember). The camera is compact and easy to hold. Rechargeable batteries lasted through many, many shots -- I recharged every 2 or 3 days, and never had a problem. Eight megapixels give photos that can be "taken apart": pulling out an interesting face or object, and blowing it up as a separate picture. Also, with this degree of resolution, it's hard to tell where optical zoom leaves off and digital zoom begins.

Only two criticisms: first, the lag time between pushing the shutter button and actually taking the picture (and I think all digitals are plagued by this). Second, it's easy to accidentally twist the dial on the camera top when pulling it out of a bag or case, and it's hard to remember to always check to see that it's set correctly.

Overall, though, a very good camera for the price -- I'm well-satisfied.

Recording the activities of our three year old will no longer require deciding between lugging a video bag or using the so-so video mode of our digital still camera.

This is a pocket-sized wonder - Progressive HDTV, 7.1 MP photos, no discs or tapes to worry about and simple to use. Sometimes not having every possible feature can be a blessing.

I did purchase an additional 4 Gb card as the included 32 Mb is good for about 9 seconds of 16:9 (HDTV) recording! Someone at Canon needs to have their sense of humor adjusted.

My box did not include the Basic manual which describes much of the initial set-up - it was easily found on the Canon website. A good thing too as my TX-1 booted-up in Japanese, a fine and wonderful language which I cannot read. With the basic book it took 5 seconds to change it over to English.

I'm a Mac user and was pleased to see that without loading anything or changing any computer configurations, that upon plugging the TX-1 into the USB port, iPhoto immediately found the camera and imported both still and video files. I'll be doing the iMovie thing next.

A belt pouch is recommended for protection and summertime carry.

This camera presents a lot of very interesting features. I especially like the IS, the use of AA batteries and 10X zoom.
However, the face detection still needs to be improved. It finds a face easily, but a second one is very often omitted making it a little tougher to take couple shots. Time between pictures is also a little long.

I'm from Chile and its the first time I buy through Amazon. I choose this camera and once I get it, I can only say that's all what I expected!!! I was afraid about the weight, but its very confortable to carry. The zoom is really awesome.
I totally recomend Cannon Cameras, this is my second one, the instructions are clear and its easy to understand.
I will take pictures of my beautiful country and I will post it...

My title states good camera, not great camera.

I was looking for a point and shoot digital that is pocket size. I have a Canon EOS 20D so this wouldn't be my go to camera. I was looking for something easy to carry while doing outdoor activities.

So, my comparison wouldn't be fair if matched against the 20D. However, with that said I was disappointed with two items. The recycle of the flash unit is painstakenly slow. But that can with lived with except for the write speed or recycle of the camera for a follow up shot. You can't take two consecutive pictures or even two within 2-3 seconds.

The other disappointment is trying to catch an action shot. I use the other camera for sports photography, but occasionally the A540 was all I had. You can't catch "a moment" with that camera. The focus takes 2 seconds before the shutter opens (film camera term) when you push the shutter button. I can't get use to that slow reaction for capturing the moment.

This camera is great for posed portraits and landscapes. The focus is sharp. The settings are good with the automatic settings. Watch out for low light without the flash. It will chose a slow shutter and could blur the subject. The video recording works good (I've only used it twice). The sharpness of pictures is fantastic.

I bought a 1MB card for it because I take a lot pictures. I will take other reviewers suggestions and try rechargable batteries. Alkalines are not bad, I just change them more often than I recharge my 20D. I get 150+ pictures while using the screen in back to center the shot. Turn it off and use the viewfinder and get a lot more battery life.

Again this is a good camera for its intended use, not a great camera.

does everything i want it to do and more. Really happy that it is not just automatic but fully manual as well.

This camera turns on quickly-a plus over previous camera. It doesn't have an eye piece to look through-an archaic option probably. There are a lot of options to learn and I have difficulty remembering all the different options.

I purchased this camera over 2 years ago and I'm still in love with it!!! The pictures that I take with this camera look like post cards. I'm no photographer by any means but you wouldn't know by looking at the pics that I take!!! I would recommend buying this camera to anyone!!! As a matter of fact, my friend just broke her camera and I told her to buy a Canon Powershot!!

I bought this camera for a friend as a wedding gift and she loves it. It is easy to use and the image is pretty clear. In fact, she wants me to buy one more for her sister.

I just got this camera for Christmas. It takes wonderful outdoor picture with vivid colors. Indoor pictures are good, but just don't expect to get your grandchildren to sit still long enough for it to warm up to take a second picture.

It takes way too long warming up before you can get another shot. Mine cost $299 four weeks ago, but I noticed in today's ads that here this camera is selling for under $200 now.

If you don't need to take fast pictures then this is great camera!

I have owned a series of cameras over the last 40 years. In my earlier years, I was a professional photographer. Now I just want to take record shots of my grandchildren and my travels. The Canon SX 100 is an easy camera to operate (without even looking at the manual) and the picture quality is outstanding. With the 4 GB memory card in place, I can shoot hundreds of pictures without transfering them to my computer.
I love this camera

This is my first digital. Picture quality is great. Had to buy a larger SD card but other than that I am very satisfied.

A wonderful camera. Exactly what I needed: small, practical, very good photos, good HD videos in normal light conditions.
I only suggest a second battery...

I'm going to write a positive review of this camera, but you should know that I ended up returning it to Amazon because it didn't meet my specific needs.

I was looking for a high quality, inexpensive point and shoot digital camera when I bought this item. The reasons I returned it had nothing to do with the quality of its prints. Let me make sure I say this: they were outstanding. I loved the ease at which the A550 makes beautiful pictures.

What didn't do it for me was the size, and the lack of a panoramic mode. The camera I ended up with, the $300 Canon SD700, is just so small that I slip it into my pocket without thinking about it. With the A550, I could never forget it was there. This bulkiness lead to me not carrying it all the time, which led to pictures not being made that otherwise might have been. If I had a purse though, or I just wanted something to take on occasional outings, the A550 would have been perfect. If this is you, then get this camera.

Lastly, I got excited about the 4x optical zoom. Don't. Bottom line is that, if you want to really zoom in but be able to take sharp photos, you need to invest in a SLR or DSLR camera system. When I zoom in with the A550, even with my steady grip, pictures often come out quite blurry.

Hope this helps.

But you can get it a lot cheaper from other Marketplace sellers. I got it recently for £149 from jacobsdigital and it's now £305 on here!

I was using my brother's A520 for a while, but had to give it back to him... This is a great camera - wonderful zoom, video quality. It takes great pictures in daytime or nighttime, indoor or outdoor - I've never had a problem with it. Even got some good shots at a concert, though I guess it does struggle some with city scapes at night.

It's small and hardy-feeling - the best you can get if you want a AA-powered camera, which I did for the ease of use when traveling etc. I hate to be without battery.

I would highly recommend it. Better than any camera I've used before. Also, my brother's 520 had a problem that seems common with those -the shutter stuck after a while, turning it on and off. That was annoying.

No problems with this one at all!

Love it!!! I can take great quality pictures and still fits in my coat pocket. Like so well, bought one for the office and a friend was equally impressed and bought the same camera.

I bought this camera expecting great things. I do like it but there are a couple things I feel I should mention. When using the zoom, especially to get close pictures of small objects, you must hold the camera exceptionally still or the picture turns out blurred. I didn't think that would be a problem since I am used to using non digital cameras with telephoto lenses. I was wrong. Apparently this camera requires a tripod for I have yet to get a good picture when using a great deal of zoom. The other thing I felt I should mention is if you are shooting a picture through a window the color turns out faded and drab even if there is no reflection. Like I said I do like this camera, but it is not the wonder I expected.

This is my first Digital Camera so I can't really compare it to others.... I have owned the product for about 6 months now and I'm very happy with it. The Camera is easy to use and takes very good pictures. The pictures I have taken outside have been great with very vivid colors that really "jump out" at you, very nice. The indoor photos are good but some have been slightly grainy. It could be I'm not using the best settings for taking indoor photos and will have to try different camera modes/settings, whice this camera does provide.... I keep the camera on "auto" and just "point and shoot" as I like to keep things simple. I have been happy with 90% of all photos taken this way, but the great thing about the camera is that you can, when your ready for that next step, put it on "manual" and begin to experiment with different things and maybe even become a photographic "Artist" someday.... In the mean time, if your just interested in taking artistic "looking" photos of your camping trip, without much effort, you can't go wrong with this camera.... Great value at $119.00....

This is my third camera in the A-series. Like its preceders, it takes crisp and clear pictures full of vibrant colors. I absolutely love the Color Accent feature, to turn all but one color black & white, which creates a professional effect of accenting one color. The zoom is also fantastic - I used the 16x to photograph some trees in the distance, and it showed a squirrel on one of the branches that couldn't be seen with the naked eye, without losing any quality. This was astounding - the Canon SD630 took blurry pictures with a 6x zoom (one of the reasons I returned it), so I was very impressed by this.

One cool feature that Powershot preceders didn't have is the large swivel screen. It's very helpful if you want to put the 10-second or 2-minute timer on and capture a picture of you and friends. You can position the swivel screen so that you can see how you look (ex: too close, too far away, off-center) and get better photos. I also liked the large size; it's high-resolution, too, so it doesn't appear grainy on the screen. My friend Nathan has a 3" screen as well, but his has low-resolution and everything always looks grainy/blurry.

One final neat feature of the A630 is it being motion-sensitive. When viewing pictures, you can turn the camera 90º and view vertical images vertically on the screen. If you try to view vertical images horizontally, you don't get a very good idea of how it turned out.

All in all, this camera takes GREAT pictures and has neat effects, but is simple enough for an amateur to use.

I bought this camera roughly a week ago after months of searching through info on various models. I knew less than nothing about digital cameras, and sought to start off with something fairly basic.

Unfortunately, the model originally chosen had been discontinued, and I ended up purchasing this one and I'm very glad I did. Within an afternoon, I'd figured out most of the features and other bits n bobs, while still needing to read the manual!

The little dial at the top is pretty self explanatory when it comes to most of the features, and the rest can be figured out by simply pottering about with it. I read in a review someplace that this camera can be as basic or as complicated as you like, and how true that is.

The picture quality is fabulous, it works great in low light, has an easy-to-use zoom function, and the screen flips, which is fun for those drunken mandatory self-portraits! There's plenty of accessories on the market and I'm looking forward to venturing into a new hobby, one I'd never thought of before this baby came into my life.

The Canon A640 is, in one word, wonderful.