Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

This camera was given to someone else as a gift so I can't vouch for the quality of the item. However, I did get to take a few sample pictures with it and operate the controls; and found it to be loaded with features and easy to use.

I've just bought this and am really enjoying using it.

Unlike previous reviewers, I am an idiot when it comes to photography and although I'm enthusiastic, I am a complete beginner.

I was a little worried that this might be too complicated for me as it appeared so feature rich when I was researching my new camera, but it is easy to use and simply laid out.

The switch to change between taking and viewing your pics on the camera is a little fiddly and feels a little plasticy, which is my only minor issue, but that is really nit picking.

Quality of the pictures is absolutely first rate- it's very easy to select the type of shot you want to take and the shutter speed seems good (though I will be testing it out more at my two year old's birthday party this weekend, so that will be the big trial!!). The camera feels good quality, looks the part and is easy to hold, even with one hand.

I can't speak for more advanced users, but as a complete novice, I am very impressed so far and think it's excellent value for money. Now I can't wait to take more pictures!!

For the birthday party, vacations, and casual user, this camera is outstanding at the price. For about $200, you get the great resolution and GREAT color, compact size, and usability you need with 15 kids running around you at a party! You will, of course, immediately need a memory card before using it (the one in the package serves up about 8 pics!) The SanDisk memory cards are supercheap, and I bought both a 1 and 2 GB version, both of which work great (2GB will hold about 1,000 pics...plenty). The program for your computer can be a little clumsy to load, but within 20 minutes I had the program and all my recent pics all loaded into my computer.

Awesome for the price, and unless you are a professional photographer looking to get published in National Geographic, you cannot beat the value priced A550 for 7.1 megapixels and the Canon name. Fill your family scrapbook for under $200.

My new Cannon digital camera is wonderful. It is easy to use and produces great pictures. I needed something easy to use and carry around. This answers all my needs. I am very satisfied with my purchase of the Cannon
digital camera.

The picture for the price is outstanding. I would definately buy another Cannon. I got this for my wife and she uses to take pictures of her artwork to share with others and it allows others to see the real detail and color when she shows them to other people.

The A550 was purchased for my wife's primary usage. So far it seems to take excellent photos in various modes, and has been easy for her to use. Her one criteria for a digital camera was there to be a viewfinder so she could see what she was shooting if the sun overpowered the LCD screen. All expectations have been met. Even better, the price at Amazon.com was cheaper than even discount store sale prices around Southern California.

I bought this camera to supplement my DSLR. DSLR's are great but I have neither the need nor the desire to lug mine around to parties and such. Anyway, here's what I think about this one:

Pros:

Small, lightweight

Takes AA's, and only two

Fast start-up and operation

Fully manual mode, useful P mode

ISO up to 800

Great picture quality

Great menu system

Lots of options

Can't beat the price

Cons:

Spotty auto-focus (can tend to hunt quite a bit indoors)

Flash recycle time slow (because of only two AA's, but it's not that big of a deal)

Occasional lens flare inside with flash

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Overall though, if you're looking for a cheap camera, I think this one is tough to beat. 5 MPs give you quite a bit of detail; if you think you need more than that, think twice, because you probably don't. Excellent picture quality from this camera and it has a great feature set, especially for its price. If you want something smaller or a little fancier try the Canon SD series; however, be prepared to spend more. At this price range, this is an obvious winner.

Terrific equipment. Canon proved it again. Very easy to use unit, comes with lots of features, and delivers excellent picture. I used to own another Canon P&S unit (A-70) but LCD on A-360 is much better. The capability to rotate the LCD adds another dimension to the flexibility of this product. So far, I used two different ASA settings, i.e. ASA 200 and ASA 400. The picture quality in each case was superb.

Downside if any would be the SD Card that comes from the factory has very limited capacity, 16MB only. You ought to have a card with much higher capacity. Overall a brilliant product to own for any level of camera user expertise.

I am a novice photographer, and thus need the assistance that a point-and-shoot camera provides; the A540 creates great shots in auto mode. I have taken shots in low light, in snow, indoors, etc. All come out well, although details are lost at high magnification. But at the price, that is to be expected.

I am also attempting to make myself into a better photographer. For that, the manual controls offered by this camera are perfect. They allow me to adjust only aperture, only shutter speed or aperture, speed, and focus together. It's a great chance to learn what adjusting each of these features does to a photo.

A few final notes. The camera starts up quickly and the time between shots (without flash) is rapid. With the flash enabled, time between shots is a bit longer than I expected, but under 5 seconds. The body of the camera seems rugged, and the extended area over the batteries provides for an excellent grip while shooting. The controls are easy to use and are laid out well on the camera. Overall, a very nice machine for the price.

This an amazing camera. It is defiantly worth your money, it has great zoom and pixle qualities. It has lots of features and you can take videos with it. My only suggestion is to buy a memory card a 1 or 2 gb becasue you will definatly use it.

I used to have an old Digitrex DSC-3000 (also available on Amazon), and it left me disappointed. The A530, however, has left me quite satisfied. A set of quality (rechargeable) batteries can snap at least a hundred pictures or so, mostly outdoors. I don't know what an f stop is or what ISO speeds mean, but I know that I can mess with them to get better pictures in the dark. In the light, and especially with the flash on, my pictures come out sharp and clear, with far less motion blur than I see in my friends' photos. Another perk was the short time between turning it on and being able to take a picture; only takes about a second or so. All in all, I'd definitely recommend this to anyone that wants something more than a simple "point and shoot," but doesn't want to spend a fortune. Throw in a 2GB SD memory card, and you're good to go.

I am definitely NOT good with cameras or complicated high tech devices. This camera has a lot of great features that I will probably never learn to use, but is easy enough for me to take nice, clear pictures. My other family members, who are much more tech savvy, loved the camera. It's a very nice camera that has capabilities way beyond mine! I'd recommend it to a new or seasoned photographer. Great deal for the price!

I think some people are very hard to please

I have nothing bad to say about the TX1.IT shoots great still a FANTASTIC video!The snap on the fly feature is wonderful. I'm left handed and find the controls easy to use left or right handed. Thanks canon this camera is the party animals dream!

IF you're a Pro or looking to make a FEATURE FILM for hollywood. Don't buy this camera.If you are looking for a fun do all still video cam that will fit in your pocket.I say this is the one.THANKS CANON!!!!

Now how about a selphy printer and stand alone DVD burner combo to go with it?

This is my first Canon and I love it.
Wonderful pictures easy to understand. Great for taking picture with children.
Love that you can adjust the camera to night, snow, firework, so easy.
Batteries have lasted, love that.
Only thing I don't like is the strap is for your wrist.

This is a nice camera for the beginner to the advance user. I'm not a tall person, so in a crowd, it nice to be able to reach up with the camera above my head to take photos and actually see the screen. The one thing I would like, but this camera does not has this capability, is image stabilization but for the price, you can't beat it. An ISO above 800 would be nice and so would having RAW but then again, it would drive the price up. It's a great point and shoot camera. Don't recommending buying the Canon recommended Power Shot case as it is a tight fit and is just barely able to close. Don't know what Canon thinking when they recommended the Power Shot Case.

Takes several tries to get a decent picture. Pics usually come out off-centered and blurry. Threw it out in frustration. Junk. Don't buy it.

I've used a Canon G3 for about 4 years, and have always been pleased with the image quality. I've tested the A460 against it in several situations and can report that:

-it's faster - the powerup and shot to shot speed are excellent.

-it's easy to learn and use.

-it focuses better and quicker in macro mode.

-The flash works well and quickly, and creates reasonably pleasing light in a variety of circumstances.

-The images in sunlight or reasonably bright cloudy circumstances are fine.

BUT - the images at lower light, without flash, are unusably noisy - a major drawback for me as my intended use is to take a small light camera with me on my evening walks and jogs. If low-light photos aren't important to you, it's a fine choice.

This is our first digital (I know, we live like cavemen) and I absolutely love it. Everyone is soooo jealous when I swivel the screen. It is perfect size FOR US but my sister said, OMG thats huge! Have had no problems, bought the rechargeable batteries and they are still on first charge after several months and hundreds of pictures. I am not a techy but even I feel comfortable with this camera. Love the quality.

Nice camera but I dont know if I am not using all the features coz the pic quality in low light is very noisy and at times very hazy.....This camera needs Image stabilization...BIG TIME...Rest looks OK and acceptable at the price You pay to get one!!!!!!!!!!

I only have about 2 months experience with this camera and it's my first digital camera so, of course, I'm very impressed. I held off buying this digital camera until the technology and the market became "mature". I bought an 8 mm. Canon camcorder in Dec. 1990 which went south on me by sometime in 1996 with only 40 -50 hours (taping time) estimated usage. It cost about $1000 so you can see why I was reluctant to buy earlier. Actually I surprised myself by deciding to go with another Canon camera but after reading these reviews (and other reviews on the Internet) and comparing features with other comparable brands I decided this camera was the one. I am very satisfied with the 2.5 inch viewer, standard AA battery size, 4X optical lens (many are 3X optical in this price range), and manual control features. So far the only difficulty I have from time to time is opening the latch on the door to gain access to the batteries and the SD card. I believe the real test which I can't comment on now is the reliability of this camera over the next few years and will it pay to get it fixed.

This camera seemed to work well for about an hour before it lost the ability to focus. It now shows blurry images. It is worthless.

After transferring the few 'in focus' videos and pictures that I was able to take before it failed, I now see that they are all VERY NOISY. Really bad. I own a Sony DV Camcorder, a Canon ZR DV camcorder, a Nikon Coolpix 8800, and a Sony DSC-T30. They are all superior to the TX1.

I'm not a happy camper.

The quality of this product is far inferior to the A95 that I bought about two years ago, so the "upgrade" (in terms of pixels, zoom, and LCD screen size) was a mistake. In particular, the LCD screen does not seem to work consistently and the automatic interchange between portrait and landscape format on screen is annoying.

Canon A460 is a friendly camera, easy to use and with enough MP and zoom for non-proffesionals. I would recommend it for beginners. I think it is a nice camera at a very reasonable price.

I love this camera! The pictures are clear, it's very portable and easy to use. Great quality. We also like the video function. It's great on batteries. We have rechargeables and I don't find myself changing them that often. The only negative comment I would have is that it takes a few seconds for the flash to recharge so if you're trying to take a lot of pictures indoors you have to be a little patient. But still, I'm very glad I bought this camera.