Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

love it. i just upgraded from a kodak that was one of the first digital cameras that i have had for a really long time. what a piece of junk that was. love my new camera. very easy to use.

Great little camera, very powerful and functional in a very small package.
The viewfinder is great to use on sunny days when you can't see the view screen. The features are many and easy to use. The 6mp is more than enough for 5x7 or 4X6 prints. I have a 2gb memory card enough for more 1000 pics. The only downside is the weak flash and very slow recovery time. If you plan to shoot a lot of distance flash this camera is not for you, if you plan to shoot rapid flash sequences this camera is for you. The 4x optical zoom is not very powerful so if you do a lot of distance shooting look elsewhere. Every other feature is outstanding. If you can get the camera for under $200 do it!

I have been waiting a couple years to purchase a new digital camera that would shoot high quality stills and HD video to an SD card. I made the decision to purchase the TX1 and I couldn't be happier. The stills have that crisp, clean quality that most all Canon Powershot cameras produce and the video is just as clean. This is one of the first truly high-quality hybrid still/video devices that is portable and easy to use. I do agree with some of the comments about the controls being rather tiny (and I have fairly large hands) but what can you expect when you are trying to cram a ton of features into such a tiny device. I also agree that the addition of an external mic would make this camera a perfect 10 but for most purposes that is not an essential feature. One thing that I don't think has been mentioned is that the telephoto (zoom) functions are -disabled- when you are shooting in HD video mode. Also, much like most cameras and electronics there are way too many features that I will never use (color replacement?). I'd love to see manufacturers start sacrificing features for quality but I know that is a very minor complaint. 9 out of 10 stars. Amazing little device.

Canon has always been a leader in the imaging field. When there is a lens involved, you can't really go wrong with Canon.For an inexpensive camera,this model is great. I have a much nicer and more expensive digital but wanted an alternative for those times when I don't want to lug a larger camera around and also risk something happening to it. My advice to those who don't know much about cameras- forget about the megapixals and digital zoom.That seems to be the marketing ploy these days. Get all the optical zoom (4X optical or more)you can for the camera in your price range.There is nothing worse than looking at a picture you took of something in the distance and not being able to tell what it is. Also, take into consideration the type of batteries the camera uses. If your camera uses AA batteries (rechargable or reg.) you can feel comfortable knowing that you will always be able to run into a convienience store or gift shop to get batteries if you have forgotten to charge up the last time. Tiny little cameras take mediocre pictures and have no zoom.That's where this Canon is a step above. Nice lens - decent zoom.

I was given a gift certificate from my son for Christmas and did not know what to use it for. I have had my 35mm camera for 20 years and thought it might be time to invest in a digital camera. The camera was a great price and I love it.

I am one to really review and investigate a product before I purchase it. We have had previous Canon digital cameras and as always Canon has upgraded and comes through with a great product. I bought this as a starter camera for my son and it has proven to be easy to use. The picture quality is good and there are many other options/settings that we have yet to investigate and try. The flip screen is amazing.
The two things that I would even slightly comment to the negative are: the memory card and focusing. As with all digital cameras, the memory card that comes with the camera is small. You would be well advised to buy as additional memeory card with your purchase of the camera.
Also, focusing at very far distances takes some getting used to. As you focus the image blurs then clears and sometimes blurs again before a final clear. It is important to make sure the image is clear on the LCD before you click the picture. After a weekend of picture taking we got used to this.
As always, even after surfing reviews and pricing, Amazon was right on with reviews, the best price and very quick shipping.
I am very satisfied with this purchase.

I've had other powershot cameras in the past so I knew I wanted to stick with Canon. I ordered this camera a few weeks ago because zoom and MP were better than my last powershot. I'm very happy with the quality of photos from this camera and the ability to change settings to take black and white and such is fun to play with. The lack of a viewfinder doesn't matter if you're used to looking through the screen as I am. Tho I tend to forget to raise the flash, but a reminder is displayed. :) This camera is definitely worth the money and the price is a good deal through Amazon.

I spent weeks researching which digital camera to buy. I checked out all of the latest ones with new features and higher MP or Optical but I always came back to this one. It has been rated the best and most popular so I figured since so many people love it why not join the club. I'm glad I did. I love this camera! It's my first digital because I couldn't stand missing another picture opportunity because I ran out of film or having undeveloped pictures in my camera for months waiting to finish the roll.

This camera fits all of my needs and allows me to print photos immediately with the help of my Canon MP530 which is also a great buy. My photos come out like I took them to Walmart or Target to get printed on Kodak paper. I'm using rechargeable batteries and bought my own 2G SD card. I'm completely happy and love all the features so if your looking for a great point & shoot digital camera this is the one to buy.

++++AAAAA++++ This is one of the easiest and most fun cameras I have ever had. Great pictures. Very fast shipping.

As a former newspaper photographer, I own several expensive cameras, including a Nikon F5, two Nikon N90s', a Nikon D2h and an Nikon D70 and several expensive lenses as well. I always like having a camera with me whereever I go, and frankly, it is chore lugging one of those around just for the sake of it. So I researched digital cameras that might give me enough quality and flexibility to please me and save me all the hauling. As a Nikon guy I checked those out along with a few other brands, but got caught up in the reviews i read about the Canon Powershot A620 and bought it on Amazon.com.

I am so happy that i did. It is a wonderful camera. I bought a Tamrac bag that seems to be made for it a Crucial SD usb card reader and a 1 GB card and i have studio over my shoulder if i am anywhere near a pc. I am totally impressed with the image quality and the control I have over everything. I usually shoot in shutter priority mode in superfine quality large and for most flash shots, undercompensate 1 or 1 1/3 stops on the flash and the results are outstanding. I have a wall of 40 8x10s and you couldnt tell the photos from the digital slrs from the powershot.

it so easy to use. I recommend it (and the 630 and 640)to all my friends and colleagues, some of whom will be shooting in program or auto modes for sure.

The zoom is ample and digitally at low iso's can get extremely close with good resolution.

The newer models, the 630 and 640 are tempting bc they are 8 and 10 megapixels vs 7.1 and they have a larger lcd, 2.5 to 2.0 but everytime someone offers to buy my 620 I realize that I can't let it go. It's just too good to give up.

I don't see it for sale new on Amazon any longer, so maybe the new ones are what you may be looking at, and if the powershot 630 and 640 are really the 620 just evolving even more, then I dont imagine you could go wrong.

I was using Canon A610 before buying this camera and was extremely satisfied. I thought of upgrading to some advanced camera and bought SX100 IS but am not impressed at all. It has a very slow response time between shots. Picture quality is also not very impressive. Another problem is its flash. It has a pop-up flash which needs to be poped out manually. There are great chaces that you will foret to pop it out and would loose precious shots..huh!
I'm returning this camera.

I purchased this camera to have a Point and Shoot available when the occasion doesn't call for a full blown 9-10 megapixel DSLR-type like my Fuji S9000. Fujifilm Finepix S9000 9MP Digital Camera with 10.7x Wide Optical Zoom The Canon shoots amazingly fast and produces a large format photo right out of the box. I like the Canon menu tree - it's easy to know where you're going for settings. The LCD is bright and crystal clear. The Canon DIGIC II electronics are worth Googleing and reading about.

The selling point that persuaded me to buy the A550 7.1MP is the TTL Optical (Through The Lense) vuefinder. Most other PnS cameras leave you with only a LCD screen to vue through...I find them awkward and not true when composing a shot.

SD media is the most inexpensive and available on the market. The A550 can use SD, SDHC and MMC. A couple 1Gig pieces should serve you well, the faster writing the better - DON'T SKIMP HERE. A slow writing media card will bother you eventually.

Arm yourself with 3 or 4 changes of rechargeable batteries and go shoot the world, or at least try. Read your Manual - download one from the Canon site to browse while on the computer. You'll find this camera is about as versatile as they come.

Great when it came out and still good, but now there is a version with IS!!! for about twenty more. Well worth it to get the newer version with IS.

I can understand having a charger for a laptop, but this I don't quite understand; at least not for this price. I would highly suggest getting some good rechargeable batteries (Powerex or Eneloop) and a good charger (MAHA or La Crosse). Right now I'm charging the batteries (energizer) for my camera, and all my other batteries are in use. I figured that getting the adapter would be useful; but now that I've seen the price, I have to reconsider. I'm just going to buy eight rechargeable batteries. That way I'll always have a charged set, I can use them for other purposes should the need arise.

This is my fourth digital camera. I get get bored with things and have to have another one thats better, but I think this camera will be around for some time. It makes taking a great photo easy. I was driving and a car was passing me, so I pulled out my camera. I did not even look at the screen and took a picture. The car was at least 50 feet away going over 70mph. The photo came out great and I could even zoom in to see the license plate. The image stabilizer was great. I will be buying another one of these cameras as a gift for my family.

After doing some online research, I decided to purchase this camera due to the large number of positive reviews it had received, along with the reasonable price. (This is my first digital camera purchase.) As someone who is limited in their technical knowledge, I wanted something that would give me good results, without complicated instructions. I have been very happy with the photos I have taken so far... and I haven't even used all the features that this camera offers! I am looking forward to becoming even more familiar with all of its capabilities -- and using it to its fullest potential. I like the fact that it uses 2 double-A batteries, because those are relatively inexpensive and easy to find. Also, it is small enough to fit in my purse, which has worked out great for plane travel.

This is the best Canon point and shoot that I have purchased yet!
I had the A75, A520 and then this one.
People are always looking at my pictures and ask "What kind of camera do you have?". They think it is some pro model.
The picture quality is great and the features available make it very versitile. Video is also very good.
The battery life is very long with high quality rechargables too. On a recent Grand Canyon trip I took over 600 pictures in 13 days on one set of batteries. Amazing!
Great camera, no doubt!

I am not a good digital camera buyer, but when I bought this camera I was really impressed at the photo/video quality and the great capability to shoot photos in the dark. It also has a traditional viewer to get the angle view of the photo perfect.
This camera in any occasion will not let you down, with sharp, clear and precise photos/videos I would recommend this camera to anyone that wants a good start in Digital Photography or does it as a hobby.
In conclusion, I would give this camera a 10/10 score.

This S80 used to be the only WIDE ANGLE compact point and shoot digital camera on the market. It has now been discontinued I'm told. But, we're in luck! There are THREE other digital point and shoot cameras with a real 28mm WIDE ANGLE lens! These are: 1) The Panasonic DMC-FX01 for $250, and the 2) Canon Powershot SD800 IS for $400. and, 3) The Kodak EasyShare V570 for about $350.

So, you ask, "who needs a 28mm lens?" You do! Most people concern themselves with how LONG is their telephoto lens. But, most people who "know" know that it is the WIDE ANGLE lens that is most important---most of the "best shots" are made with a WIDE ANGLE lens. For example, you're in Europe and you are trying to "get a shot" of that Cathedral of Notre Dame over there. You NEED a WIDE ANGLE lens. You are in the California Poppy Fields and you want to get the expanse of the golden-yellow poppy flowers with the huge blue sky filled with white clouds above---you need a WIDE ANGLE lens. You are sitting at thanksgiving dinner and you want to take a photo from the foot of the table with everyone sitting on the left and right---you NEED a WIDE ANGLE lens. You are in the garden of the California Mission and you want to take a photo of the ENTIRE garden surrounded by the mission walls---you NEED a WIDE ANGLE lens. It's Christmas day and you want a photo of the ENTIRE GROUP of visitors in front of the Christmas Tree---you NEED a WIDE ANGLE lens. This is where the 28mm lens on THIS camera comes in! So, you NEED THIS CAMERA! Otherwise you'll be cutting off heads and leaving Aunt Sylvia out of the "Christmas Group Photo" this year---and she'll disinherit you and as a result of not having a wide angle lens you'll live a life of poverty and misery everafter! :o) If you agree or disagree or know of ANY other digital point and shoot camera that has a WIDE ANGLE lens please write, Email:boland7214@aol.

Here's one more wide angle candidate: Kodak EasyShare V705 7.1MP Digital Camera with 5x Ultra-Wide-Angle Dual-Lens Optical Zoom

Great deal on a great camera! Easy to use. The only thing that is a little bit of inconvenience is that the memory card is located with the batteries. I have to be careful of the angle that I'm holding the camera when I remove the card so the batteries don't slide out.

5 months ago I reluctantly left my snazzy little Pentax compact and SLR in a drawer and dragged myself kicking and screaming into the digital age. Did the usual mountain of research before settling on the A620 from Amazon (best price out, well done Amazon). I also bought the fabric case, not the more expensive leather one, and it's excellent quality.

I can only say - WOW! It is almost impossible to take a bad photo with this camera. Okay so I only use it as a point and shoot, and so can't give a technical review, but the picture quality is absolutely stunning. The images are sharp and the colours are to die for - a lot of my landscape pics look as if they have come out of a magazine. I have used several as wallpaper on my computer, and my husband cannot believe that they have come from my little camera. I took several interior shots in Bolton Castle in the Dales, and even without flash the light quality and detail is awesome. Took some wonderful macro shots of summer flowers as well.

Yes, the USB port cover is flimsy, so I just don't use it. Instead I bought a memory card reader at the same time (as recommended by other A620 users) and it's a doddle. I use a 1gig SanDisk Ultra II memory card and would certainly buy this again. The camera has a good solid feel to it, and the LCD screen which closes up is a great idea as you don't have to worry about scratching it. This is my first Canon and I have to say I would never go back to Pentax or anything else again. Most of my friends have Canon digital cameras and they are head and shoulders above anything else. The non-Canon users all want my A620!

Admittedly it really isn't a pocket camera, and is too bulky - especially when in its case - to fit comfortably into a handbag. For that reason I'm looking to treat myself to the Canon Ixus 750 or 60 as well (best price yet again from Amazon), just something small enough to chuck into my pocket when out walking the dogs, but nothing and no-one will prise me away from my beloved 620. How did I ever live without it?

Sorry if this sounds like a eulogy for Amazon, but I've used them for lots of things and find that the prices and service are always first rate. And if you are only thinking of one camera - stick to Canon (which is what everyone else advised me anyway) and buy this one. You will not regret it.

I purcahsed to use while in a pool taking photos of my children.
It was never submerged more than 30 sec at a time. A small amount of water leaked into the case. I recently sent my camara in to have a repair doen to the battery door. Because they found "liquid" in the camera, Canon would no trepair my battery door & is sending it back no longer in working condition - BEWARE!

Even i ordered this camera by mistake, it came out as a great buy. I like it a lot, it's like having my "mini" XT...

I needed a new camera to replace my very old digital camera, so I ordered this one and could not be happier with it.

It has all kinds of features, including some manual control options like white balance, etc. for those people who like to mess with that stuff (I'm more of an Auto person, myself). I used it on vacation last month and was pleasantly surprised at the quality of pictures, after taking only a few test shots to get familiar with the camera. The camera is very easy to use and gives you a basic user manual to get you started, and also a detailed manual to help you find out how everything works on the camera. The movie mode works good, too. The colors come out bright and vivid. The lag time between pictures is minimal, which is one of the main things I hated about my old 1.3mp Panasonic Palmcam, and the 7.1mp makes for some excellent detail in your pictures. The only bad thing about the camera, in my opinion, is that it doesn't have a movement stabilizer (or whatever it is called), so it can be prone to shaking, especially when you zoom using the digital zoom. I like that the camera is small and lightweight, but it is not one of those super thin ones that you feel like you could break in half.

Overall, I think this is a GREAT camera, and I don't think you can find a better camera for the price.