Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

I looked around and searched a lot of reviews. I ended up buying this camera as more of a back up camera, but I am extremely impressed and will probably just keep it as my only camera!

The camera is great on batteries (I use Duracell's top end rechargeable), takes great outdoor pictures, movie is better than expected, and the features are easy to use. Really impressed by the quick start up time and time between pictures.

This camera is great for someone looking for a great point and shoot (plus more). Amazing price for a great camera!

I bought this camera thinking that it would be an upgrade to a 4 y/o Olympus that I had--I was wrong!

This model had some very nice features and was easy to learn, but it lacks one important capability and that's (IS) Image Stabilization otherwise known as the ability to adapt for camera shake when taking a picture. I was disappointed by how many blurry images I was getting so much so that I returned it.

If you want a compact camera such as this, I'd strongly suggest seeking one of the other Canon models that offers the (IS) feature.

Great product. I got this camera to replace my aged Olympus and I have been impressed thus far. This camera takes razor sharp pictures and eliminates the need for a separate camcorder as it shoots brilliant videos as well. 3 video settings are available, but the default "standard" setting delivers sharp videos. I recommend buying a high capacity SD card if you want to shoot longer than 10 minutes of video. A I GB card gets you a little less than 10 minutes of video so plan appropriately. Slim enough to fit in a pocket and has a big LCD screen. Battery life is quite impressive. Highly recommended!

Those who want a camera with the ease of a point-and-shoot, but with enough creative tools available to satisfy an advanced amateur or budding professional photographer, this could be the camera for you.

I bought this camera for myself for Christmas having done extensive research first. I wanted something that was affordable, but more than just a point-and-shoot. I checked out Nikons, HPs, and Sonys just to name a few, but none had the range of features available. What I find particularly good in Canon products is the accessibility of features.

While my Sony PowerShot of several years ago was good, the menu navigation was clunky and hard to use. Compare this with the A540, and all of the features are literally at your fingertips. And while I did like the looks of the Digital Elph models, this model not only was slightly less expensive, but also had more manual controls.

As a bonus, with the right addition of a sizable memory card, you can take several minutes of video footage which was a first for me, since I've never owned a video camera.

All in all, one of the wisest purchases I've made.

I was looking for a relatively inexpensive, easy to use camera and this one is. The photos are of good quality (not professional but good enough for the family photo album), it's very easy to use, and it's easy to download the photos to the computer. I would recommend this camera.

i bought this for my mom and of course had to test it out myself - it has amazing zoom (it picked up perfect detail of a flower basket on the floor across a huge basketball arena) and the canon shot finder is pretty cool. it's very easy for anyone to use to take pictures (my 5 year old nephew took a few nice ones). the only thing that was difficult to change was the flash setting. if you're looking for an inexpensive but good camera to take pictures of adventures or family, it's a good camera to choose.

I purchased this camera about 3 weeks ago, wanted a new one to take to Vegas. I did alot of research, online and in the stores, and I mainly liked this one because of the swivel display. I also found the best deal on Amazon, I did the uprade on shipping and got in in 3 days!! I was really surprised to get it so quickly. A major discount store had this camera for $50 higher so I decided to get it online, a no-brainer. This phone was very easy to use out of the box and the picture quality is impressive. I am very happy with it and my shopping experience on Amazon. I own 2 Sony digital cameras, they are ok, but I really am much happier with my new Canon.

I am thoroughly satisfied with my purchase. I wanted a higher end "Point and Shoot" class camera. To fit the bill, it needed to be priced appropriately, and take very good pictures that could later be enlarged and cropped with little image degradation. This camera can do that. Furthermore, I did not want a camera that was so manual that I would miss good shots while trying to guess which settings to use. This camera feels good in my hands (not to small and not too large) and is still light enough that you will want to take it everywhere. Lastly, it runs on 4 AA batteries which are inexpensive easy to find.

I am so happy with my new Canon PowerShot A460 5MP. The picture quality is what you expect from cannon, exceptional. It was easy to learn to use. It does not have automatic stabilization, but don't let that detour you from buying this camera. You can easily select the custom stabilizer that works best for your environment. I use my camera mostly for live music events and ALL of my pictures come out great. No fuzzy, grainy or indistinct pictures. Also very impressive is the video quality. I have a digital video recorder and I chose to use my Canon PowerShot over the old Video recorder. Clear, no lag and clear sound. I will continue to use Canon products in the future.

I purchased the Canon A630 May 31, 2007 and to be truthful, I have not tried any of the great features this camera comes with, but as soon as I took this little guy out of the box and placed the batteries in, I loved it. It is so simple to use! I haven't even begun to look through the instruction booklets. The memory card that comes with it is not all that good, but six pictures can be taken and deleted until you get the hang of it. I tried the low light feature and there is some noise, but then I'm not an expert (Drip under pressure) so for my needs, it's going to just find. I really recommend this camera to anyone.

This is my first digital camera. I did a lot of research on Amazon reading reveiws. I ended up purchasing the Canon A 550 and am very happy with it so far. I've had the camera about two months and very pleased with the quality of the pictures, and the ease of use. I am still working on some of the fine tuning adjustments. But the pictures still look great. I don't really have any complaints about this camera. I did purchase a 1gb memory card along with the camera, which is plenty of memeory for what I use the camera for. Also I purchased Energizer rechargeable batteries. If you are taking a lot of photo's it does use up some battery power.

I'm satisfied with this product. I have bought this product in summer 2006 that's more than a year ago and I can't get enough of it!!! It is excellent!

The TX1 is an upgrade to my 4mp Pentax MX4 that also has a 10x zoom but with no image stabilization and shot 640x480 30fps MPEG4 video. It is even smaller than the MX4 with much better 1280x720 30fps video that can be used at 10x handheld with no shakes compared to the MX4 that needed a tripod at 10x . It's the perfect pocket camera for still and video use. I use an Epson P-2000 40gb multimedia viewer/storage device to unload my 2gb SD cards and have a Kingston 8gb class 6 SDHC card on order. I use my Pentax DSLR with a myriad of lenses if I want to do creative stills but the TX1 will be used for most vacation shots of the kids etc.

Although it looks so-so (cheap plastic), but the image quality is really worthwhile to have it. Especially with the price less than $200 and with the 2.5 inch LCD screen that can be twisted at different angle. I love the AA battery model, that you can always have batteries handy.

I bought this to replace an old Canon Powershot. So far I like what I see. The pictures are very clear and the settings are easy to use. I love the zoom capability.

I'm really happy with this camera so far. It has all of the functions that I wanted in a camera and many that I haven't discovered yet. It takes wonderful pictures and is very intuitive. The only downfall is the recovery time between photos isn't quite as quick as I would like, but it's not terrible.

I bought my Canon A540 recently from Amazon and am completely satisfied. I added a 1Gb SD card for $11 from Ebay and a charger with 4 2500NiMH AA batteries from the supermarket. The images are clear and large. You have the options of full automatic, various manual settings up to full manual and a wide selection of preprogrammed modes.

At work we needed a new camera to record tiny scratches and imperfections in our manufactured product, so I took my camera in to demo. Using the standard lens (a macro lens is available but I don't have it yet) we photographed a quarter using only ambient light. In less than a minute we had the image on the screen and were able to blow it up until the date filled the screen and still maintain good detail. As a result we are now buying one for work with a macro accessory lens.

I totally recommend it as an excellent all rounder.

It's a good camera, but getting used to the delay (vs. a traditional 35 mm SLR) is still bugging me a month into owning it. I'm sure I can mess with the settings somehow to shorten that, but so far I haven't figured it out. I also get red-eye in my subjects even with red-eye reduction on, unless they look directly into the lens. Both of these things take away some of the spontaneity in picture taking. I would have liked a wider lens and image stabilization, and looked at the Canon SD800, but it wasn't available on amazon when I ordered this one. But since I love the A630's grip and feel (especially the knob at the top with very facile thumb-friendly mode dial), what I lost in wide angle to "hand happiness" is really a toss-up, and I was a little afraid I'd drop the smaller SD800. The LCD & control interfaces are okay, but I wish more of the modes and icons were more intuitive. The screen is bright and clear, especially appreciated when zooming in on playback. Downloading to a Mac is easy as pie and I like Canon's ImageBrowser that came with the A630 much better than iPhoto.

This is the best $300 camera there is, hands down. If you really need a higher ISO camera, there's a new Cannon that does it, but since it has the same CCD as the A620, it's just opening up an entire world of pain for you (in low light settings, color noise goes up exponentially as it gets darker) that you might be tempted to take advantage of. Don't. I play with light settings constantly, and often settle on ISO400, since it seems to take the best pictures, but when you come back home and look at it on the camera, it's noticeably very noisy. Love this camera. It gives the perfect mix of automated camera settings and the power to play with everything. I am pretty picky when it comes to how the light looks in my photos, so I love how I can set certain settings fixed (like aperture or exposure) and then let the camera figure out the rest, letting me create exactly the kind of effect I want for a series of shots without having to spend a minute fiddling with the camera before each one. Auto mode is kind of all-right, but generally I set the camera once for a certain light level, and then leave it in fixed aperture or fixed exposure mode for the duration I'm at a place.

Love this camera. Replaced my Kodak Easyshot with it, which took terrible terrible indoor shots, and have never looked back.

I had a S45 and after loving that camera and quite frankly beating the heck out of it taking photos of two kids and needed a new one. I am now needing repair for the second time. After buying the canon camera bag, I managed to drop it after having it for all of three weeks and the lense cracked. Now 13 months later I can't get the lense cover to close. Very frustrating.

I bought this product for my 10-year old boy's digital photography class and it works out to be a winner in class, the kids love the video option. The batteries did run out in class and he was able to replace them with regular AA batteries handily. The only thing I hoped could have come with the package was a longer strap, to wear over the neck, so the camera won't drop(even with the hand strap on). It might be a good idea to include both a hand strap and a neck strap in the package for the customer's option.

I have the A520 and bought this one for my parents. It is "relatively" easy to use, I like the features and the manual. The stitch feature is easy to use, and the included software is great. I have taken some amazing manual zoom pictures with my camera. The LCD screen is on the small side, so if you have vision problems or easily develop eye strain, then you will want to look for a sale on one of the higher-pixel models (A540 or A560) that has a larger screen.

this camera is actually one i got thinking it was the same model as my old canon but turned out to be an upgrade! It was a great price and shipping was super fast! The product is better than i could've hoped for and i'm loving it!

I have used a Canon A40 for about the past five years and also have a Nikon C50 SLR. I would regard the latter as being for 'photography' and the little digital for 'taking snaps'. I have just bought the Canon A620, partly because Amazon had it on offer at a price that I couldn't refuse! I did not, however, get the free camera case. . . (I subsequently bought a LowPro, which is fine , holds spare SD cards and a couple of spare sets of batteries, as well as a mini tripod.)

Back to the camera. It is very easy to use. I like the flexibility of the viewing screen, particularly as it can be folded in to the camera, which will protect it. One major plus. I took some close-up pictures of children and was very pleased at the lack of 'red-eye' despite the fact that I had not selected 'red-eye reduction'.

On holiday earlier in the year I took over 400 shots with the A40 on a 512 Mb card with room to spare, so I am looking forward to seeing how I do with a fast (x 150) 1 Gb Transcend when going on holiday shortly. I did note, by the way, that the older camera does respond more quickly with the faster cards, so it is worth checking how fast the card is when buying the bigger ones.

All in all, I am pleased with my purchase and will be interested to see how it handles more difficult situation.

The only down side is that I regard the digital zoom as a waste of time and energy. I find it better to use the optical zoom, then zoom in and crop the pictures on a PC afterwards. Digital zoom just does not hack it.