Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

This camera is great for someone that doesn't mind bulk. It has a lot of great functions and features and the pictures a pretty clear. It was just too big for me, I had to return it.

this little camera takes great pictures is easy to use and used normal batteries. The camera shins best with a large fast memory card.

The pictures with this camera are of poor quality, and cannot be used for the internet. If you have to take pictures of items to place on the internet, this is not the camera with which to do it. We just purchased it, and took our first pictures today. It is worse than our old Nikon.

BEWARE - NOT WORTH THE MONEY SELLERS ARE ASKING. D O N O T B U Y!

I purchased this camera for $500 May 2006, one year later it's scrap. It was treated like a newborn baby and was completely scratch/trauma free. Then the lens stuck and the LCD displayed the (apparently common)ERROR... E18. Canon doesn't take responsibility for this on their cameras. (FORGET IT - SOMEONE ALREADY TRIED CLASS ACTION! Search: keyword "e18 error" - read all about it). A seemingly solid investment in a camera to use primarily for work turned out rather expensive. I'm so annoyed, it took fantastic pictures, although the dials/controls are way too sensitive. The Canon S80 had a short run... released Aug 2005, DISCONTINUED BY EARLY 2007... no replacement model, no support for the shoddy workmanship. bu-bye money!

The camera case and rechargeable batteries are very handy on trips for my Canon Camera. I am satisfied wtih the accessories.

I preordered this camera in February (after extensive research and reading reviews)and was waiting for it 2 1/2 month. Compact size allows you to have camcorder and 7.1 MP photo camera in 1. Aluminum case feels great and made of great quality. I took couple of sample movies and pictures and could not be happier with the quality. It's very easy to download movies and picture to the PC without any extra software installation. This is highly customizable camera if you want to use manual controls, but for average user is very friendly with Auto settings. Canon far above competition with this camera. I used Corsair 1Gb 60X SD memory card now and it worked great with no issues. Basically you can install any SD card to record but SDHC is recommended (High Definition mode is not available for 1GB card, but 640X480X30fps looks awesome). I would highly recommend Canon TX1 for everybody.

NOT WORTH THE MONEY SELLERS ARE ASKING. D O N O T B U Y!

I purchased this camera for $500 May 2006, one year later it's scrap. It was treated like a newborn baby and was completely scratch/trauma free. Then the lens stuck and the LCD displayed the (apparently common)ERROR... E18. Canon doesn't take responsibility for this on their cameras. (FORGET IT - SOMEONE ALREADY TRIED CLASS ACTION! Search: keyword "e18 error" - read all about it). A seemingly solid investment in a camera to use primarily for work turned out rather expensive. I'm so annoyed, it took fantastic pictures, although the dials/controls are way too sensitive. The Canon S80 had a short run... released Aug 2005, DISCONTINUED BY EARLY 2007... no replacement model, no support for the shoddy workmanship. bu-bye money!

This UW case works well in most scenarios but potential buyers should be aware of an issue with a drastic shadow in tight macro shots. Once I took it out of the box, I was immediately concerned that there might be a problem. The lens barrel is quite long (an admitted necessity) and contains a black rubber skirt, which is what blocks the flash and creates the strong shadow in the lower right portion of the frame. I'm guessing the rubber skirt must serve some purpose, though. Because the flash is above and to the left of the lens, perhaps the diffuser could have extended further down along the right side of the lens barrel.

I would still consider this a serious design flaw given that this case isn't exactly cheap. Really too bad, since it prohibits full use of the A630's incredible macro capability.

That being said, the UW case works pretty well if you don't get too close to your subject. I actually prefer the fastening on this case over that on previous models -- it requires less force to open and shut, yet seems just as secure. It does serve its purpose of keeping the camera safe and dry. A bit disappointing but not a completely bad product.

This UW case works well in most scenarios but potential buyers should be aware of an issue with a drastic shadow in tight macro shots. Once I took it out of the box, I was immediately concerned that there might be a problem. The lens barrel is quite long (an admitted necessity) and contains a black rubber skirt, which is what blocks the flash and creates the strong shadow in the lower right portion of the frame. I'm guessing the rubber skirt must serve some purpose, though. Because the flash is above and to the left of the lens, perhaps the diffuser could have extended further down along the right side of the lens barrel.

I would still consider this a serious design flaw given that this case isn't exactly cheap. Really too bad, since it prohibits full use of the A630's incredible macro capability.

That being said, the UW case works pretty well if you don't get too close to your subject. I actually prefer the fastening on this case over that on previous models -- it requires less force to open and shut, yet seems just as secure. It does serve its purpose of keeping the camera safe and dry. A bit disappointing but not a completely bad product.

I bought this camera for a trip my husband and I took to Scotland and England in May. Since this was our first digital camera, I researched many different brands and decided on this one because of the price, the actual pictures other users had uploaded and the reviews. We were not disappointed at all! It was so easy to use - we just left it on auto and it chose all the perfect settings - we've also gotten so many compliments on the quality of the pictures! We used a 2gb memory card and chose lithium batteries. We took over 400 pictures and didn't fill up the card and didn't wear out the batteries which is excellent considering we were gone for 12 days!! I highly recommend this camera to anybody but especially first time digital camera users.

A cute little bag. But, your A460 camera would snugly fit in here. So there would be no visible space for an extra pair of battery. But I normally manage to fit in a pair of AA size batteries in it, without much discomfort when I wear the bag on my belts.

This camera is fairly simple to use. However I have only had it 2 months and the shutter fails to open periodically. I have to open it manually which I am afraid may damage the lens. It's better than the polaroid digital I had before but I'm not totally happy with it.

The Canon A530 is an amazing camera for the price or anyone on a slightly tighter budget. The first thing that surprised me about it was how small it was; at only 3.5 inches wide and 2.5 inches high, it fits easily into your pocket, and serves well as a travel companion.

Pros:

- Amazing image quality for a camera in this price range

- Excellent clarity in macro mode

- ISO 800 is useful to have when taking night shots without a tripod or flash

- My colors settings are useful and surprisingly intricate; you can set a custom setting for levels in red, green, and blue individually, as well as contrast, sharpness, saturation, and skin tone

- Color accent and swap are nice features for the creative type, and are often more accurate than I had expected

- Stitch assist mode automatically locks exposure compensation and aperture to make panoramas easier and consistent (I would really recommend a tripod when doing this to keep the camera level, though. Stitch assist software isn't perfect)

- Widescreen 16:9 framing is a nice feature (not to be confused with true widescreen, but automatically frames and crops in 16:9 ratio)

- 4x optical zoom works very well

- Extremely fast start-up time (about one second)

- Excellent auto-focus features

- Amazing battery-life (a pair of Energizer lithiums lasted me about 800 shots with LCD)

Cons:

- Only two aperture settings per zoom level in manual mode. ex. f/2.6 and f/5.6 at 1x, but nothing in-between (the A540 has in-between values for each zoom)

- Would have been nice to have had a flip-out LCD like the A610

- No Aperture or Shutter Speed priority modes (the A540 does have them)

- LCD screen extremely hard to see in very bright conditions (although to be fair, this seems like a more common issue among digital cameras)

All in all, the Canon A530 is an excellent choice for the price, and might be the best bang for your buck if you're looking for something with more features than your standard point-and-shoot, along with excellent image quality.

THe Canon PowerShot A630 digital camera is easy to use and give quality pictures. Camera was shipped promptly

After having had a friends hand me down one pixel camera which no longer connected to any computer in the 21st century, I purchased this camera. Right size for my hands(smaller is not necessarily better) and easy to use. The settings were simple to learn and actually more than I needed. You can switch from taking shots to review with one click of a button and back again to taking photos. Quick to use to capture those momentary fleeting kodak moments and even faster to download to my computer with attaching a cord and pressing a button.

The zoom takes you right there so I can capture snaps shots from a distance without the subject taking notice and assuming fake stances. I just love this camera and find nothing to be critical of. So if want a camera that is so simple to operate that you will actually use, this is the one.

The Canon PowerShot A550 is living up to its A- rating, given by different Internet sources which I read before buying. The rating exceeded that of other cameras which cost twice as much. We are using the options of automatic point-and-shoot or manual camera settings to be creative with the images. Amazon and its supplier, Adorama Camera, made it easy to trace where the shipment was and delivered it promptly. Both companies have written to us often to check if the shipment arrived undamaged and if we were happy with the camera. On top of that, Adorama Camera has very pleasantly surprised us with 2 free print offers!

Indeed, if you have a Canon Powershot you will need this AC device when you transfer pictures from camera to PC. I had mine for almost two years and it works.

I like Nikon cameras because they have a good name and I've never had a problem with them. I was ready to buy a Nikon Coolpix S5 when I visited my local camera store and the salesman showed me the Canon Powershot A620.

His main objection to the Nikon was there was no viewfinder. The LCD display would wash out on a sunny day. The A620 has both and the A620's LCD display is adjustable to a zillion different positions. Right then and there I was sold.

The A620 is bigger and easier to hold. The hump for the batteries also adds extra finger grip for holding it. The shutter button is large and away from the other buttons.

The A620 uses 4 AA batteries. At first I thought this was a negative. But the saleman said it was a positive. If the batteries are dead, in a jam its easier to buy AA batteries than special photographic batteries. He sold me a AA rapid battery recharger which includes NiMH batteries. I can also use it for my Garmin i5 PND (personal navigation device).

I have read some reviews that feel a camera that uses two AA batteries is better than one that uses four. Do they realize that four batteries last twice as long as two?

The A620 is a 7 Megapixel camera, the S5 was 6 Megapixels. The A620 has a 4x zoom optical lens, the S5 was 3x.

I bought a one Gigabyte SD memory card for storing pictures. At 7 Megapixels per picture, it holds 320 pictures.

The only problem I have is that I am not familar with Canon cameras and the instruction manual isn't very clear. I've had to figure things out through trial and error. I had no problems figuring out how to turn the flash off as this was identical to the Nikon. One of these days I'll finish reading the instruction manual.

My total purchase price for the Canon A620 including the SD card, recharger, and carrying case was less than the Nikon S5 alone.

We were looking for a simple point and shooter and this one fit the bill - it worked so well that we ordered a second one... It is easy to use and worked right out of the box without a glance at the instruction books - Incidently, when we did look at the instructions we found them to be quite comprehensive and clear... A second set of books in Spanish was a nice touch... Printing the pics directly to an HP photo printer is a snap... The A460 is easy on batteries and fits into a shirt pocket... We recommend ordering an additional memory card (high speed - at least 2GB) because the standard card (16MB) that came packed with the camera is just not enough...

A replacement for my Canon A40 w 3x zoom and 2.1 mpx. A world of difference,

ESPECIALLY with that swiveling large size LCD. What a help!!!! Even in sun can

adjust so rarely need to use viewfinder.

The large mpx serves as an additional zoom factor, since when you set camera at

max size/rez with very large mpx image, AND use zoom, you can get good image of

smaller subject from a decent distance, nearly like using a telescope!!!

Batt life very good, with the 4 AA as was with my earlier model. Actually so may

varients for pic taking I tend to get lost at times, but since I read the How To in

manual only when I HAVE to, its my fault.

Highly recommended. Now all I need is decent aftermarket flash for additional interior work.

The Canon PowerShot A630 is even better than I imagined. I have had it two weeks and already have 237 photos that everyone is impressed with. The quality is excellent and it is so simple to use that I am carrying it with me almost everywhere. I had a Minolta Dimage and it was way too complicated to carry and to use. This is exactly what I have been looking for and would recommend it to anyone who wants great photos. Both of my college age kids got one last Christmas and so, I knew it was what I wanted in a camera.

I purchased this camera due to the great reviews and the price. I have been very happy with this camera so far. I wanted it for a trip we're taking soon to Hawaii, so I am looking forward to using it there. I have used it several times already and it works great, plus its easy to use. You will not be dissappointed with this camera.

In short, this is an excellent camera. We were originally considering the Canon SD600 or another really compact camera but are happy we went with this one instead. First, the A540 allows complete flexibility over how you take your pictures. The novice user can put the camera on "auto" and get great results, while the expert user can set everything manually to get the desired shot. Second, the camera is ergonomically the right size (we found the SD600 to be a bit small) and so is easy to hold and use but is still small and light enough to carry everywhere. Third, unlike the SD models that use the Lithium Ion batteries, the A540 only uses 2 standard AA batteries so it is easy and cheap to find replacement batteries. Finally, the 4x optical zoom is nice to have, it may not seem like much more than the standard 3x but when you're using it you notice it.

As is the case with most Canon cameras, the picture quality is excellent (much better than the 7MP HP camera we tried before we bought this one) and while few people ever mention it, the image management software Canon provides with the camera is loaded with features and is extremely easy to use.

Overall, we couldn't be happier with our purchase.

I bought this camera after good review from my friend for previous version which was 5 MP. This camera is more in weight and the biggest problem is picture quality when light is midium or low. It did not function well at all while we were taking picures in banquest hall with more yellow light as well as same problem when we took pictures in basement with regular light. The light in banquest hall and basement was really good enough for taking pictures as other cannon camera with 5MP did really good job where as this A630 completely failed to show good results. each pictures was yellow, I try to take it using night shot, that was even worst as there was alreay enought light. I think this camera is getting confused on auto flash.

I am going to probably going to garbage this camera, it is completely waste of my $.