Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

I bought this camera to replace an older cannon 2.0MP I bought years ago. I am completely happy with not only the deal that I got on it, but the quality of the photos. This camera is worth every hardearned penny it cost.

Good camera - I experienced no problems with it, and found it easy and straightforward to use. The only negative was the relatively small screen size on the camera which can make viewing images somewhat difficult. Recommended for those who want a simple, easy camera experience.

This camera does it all. It will let you take professional quality pictures that compete with expensive DSLRs. It is small enough to enjoy on a holiday trip, and it is loaded with almost every feature a digital camera can have, including a flip and swivel LCD, and a USB cable to download your photos directly to your computer.

What it is not, is pocket-sized small. It is just a little bigger than the SX series. It does not have the super fine quality of a DSLR (sensors, lenses, etc.) that is needed in professional use.

I take hundreds of super fine quality shots on a single 1G SD card. After downloading them to my computer, the card can be errased and start over. This is the most fun, or serious, photography can be. NOTE: I paid $207 for my A620, which made it an extra special value.

This is a very good camera, unless you wear bi-focals or progressive lens. I could not see the display on outdoor shots unless the sky was overcast and I also had trouble with indoor shots in low light. When I tried using the viewfinder, the shot never turned out as I thought I had set it up.

This was my first digital camera; I am much happier with the A710 I have now.

The Canon PowerShot A630 is a light, fast and dependable camera. My first Canon was the A75, 3.2 mp; this one shoots faster, saves battery power and has enough programs that allows a snapshot and a more elaborate, almost manual settings photo. It deals beautifully with difficult lighting and the photos are sharp with very nice colors. I'm an amateur and use for leisure photos. It is, as much as I looked at the other cameras, a wonderful value for the money spent. I'm happy with it

pros: great picture quality, good battery life, accessories come cheap, and good variety of features and options.

cons: pictures go grainy with noise at high iso settings, lack of picture stabilizer.

great for beginners and those who want a great camera without paying the big bucks for the xlr cameras.

I am very impressed with the quality of this camera! Amazon has it for an amazing price as well. I went to Target and Walmart and they had the same exact camera for 299.00! I recently got my pictures developed and they were very high quality pictures. It takes awhile to figure out all the different settings on the camera, but is worth getting. This is the best digital camera that I have ever owned. I used to have a Kodak easy share and this camera puts the Kodak ones to shame. I highly recommend!

I'm slowly climbing the camera upgrade ladder-this one is so nice!! It came quickly and in perfect shape!! Thank you!

I had been hesitant to enter the world of digital photography, having only a few years ago broken down and technologically upgraded to a Canon Rebel from my completely manual 5 lb. Mamiya/Sekor. I was pleased with my decision, finding I enjoyed the luxury of internal light metering, auto focus, and built-in shooting modes, in addition to being able to set everything myself in Manual mode. So I decided to look into digital cameras. I chose to stick with the Canon brand and, as a Digital rebel is several thousand dollars out of my range, I settled on the PowerShot A620. I thouroughly enjoy being able to set aperture priority and allow pictures without a flash (but a very steady hand instead). In addition to taking gorgeous high-resolution pictures, it's good to know that I can buy a teleconverter lens, a macro lens, and even an underwater case for the camera, allowing me to upgrade without buying a new camera. Also, I enjoy some of the bells and whistles featured on this camera, particularly the features in the My Colors mode, which let me swap two colors, or choose an accent color in an otherwise black and white photo. While this won't replace my two manual cameras, just as my Rebel won't replace my Mamiya/Sekor, I am completely satisfied and would recommend it highly to anyone looking for a high-quality digital camera that's easy to use whether you're a novice or professional.

Previous owner of the Canon-A85 & Canon-housing, I upgraded to the Canon-A640 & Canon-housing. Being exited about the new 1cm macro feature, I was soon to be disappointed about the "hot-spot" and no-light as called in underwater photography. The housing casts a shadow over just about half the picture when doing very close macro shots. Even 'upping' the flash-power, does not help, it only manages to create a 'hot-spot' in the left top section of the photograph. What happens is that the lens is encapsulated in a black section within the housing. The flash can not reach the section lying in the shadow of the lens. Previous models probably did not have this problem, because it does not have such a short macro focal lenght. Certainly a huge design flaw from Canon!

This is my first digital camera but I was amazed at house easy it was to figure it out without even looking at the manual. So I consider this camera to be quite user friendly and the picture quality is impressive. I would recommend this camera to anyone.

Excellent camera. Startling results.

Pros:

Many modes, and easy to use (even program/aperture/shutter speed priority etc)

Excellent flash

Very quick/accurate focussing.

Most adjustments that a DSL have (e.g. focus method etc)

Adjustable rear screen (twist and turn) useful.

(Found that almost every aspect of the camera can be remotely controlled by the PC - not seen this in the spec, and not sure why this is - remote webcam?, but maybe someone can use it..)

Cons

It's big (treat it like a DSLR. If you want a shirt-pocket camera, this is not for you)

Plastic casing (but seems OK so far)

Flimsy covering for USB cable (not really a hassle, but could have been better thought out)

No sports mode and some curious 'colour modes' (if this camera is aimed at the more experienced photographer, most will modify photos on the PC?)

Takes 4 AA batteries (NiMH rechargable are better - last a very long time, but that means weight and size, plus another 4 to carry for spares)

In the end, excellent camera, quick to use. Just don't expect if to fit in your short pocket (unless you have a big shirt;-)

(Excellent delivery time from Amazon as usual)

Takes amazing photos in day light. However, night time photographs are just average.

Pros:

1. Not very expensive.

2. Uses AA batteries.

3. Good day time photos.

Cons:

1. Heavy.

2. Night photographs are just around average.

This is a great aim and shoot camera for amateurs.

Easy to use...I bought this camera for my dad who is not the most technical person and he has learned how to use it himself. Takes nice pictures. He likes to view the pictures on his TV screen at home by using the cables that came with the camera. Pretty good price too...

I bought this camera as a family Christmas gift to get into the "digital age." I researched digital cameras on the C-Net site, and this one came with high marks for cameras under $200. We got this for about $177 and free shipping, which beat all the local Big Box retailers who were selling this for about $198. The 6 megapixels are plenty for our average needs and while we will only use it for "point and shoot" photos, it also comes with some nice advanced features should we want to use them. I suggest getting a fairly large SD card for this camera, as the 16MB card that comes with the camera is only good for 4 high-quality photos. We went with the 1GB SD from SanDisk. Good quality photos and ease of use out of the box (along with a great price) make this Canon a winner for us.

Actually, I was not really interested in another camera. I have an Olympus Camedia 3020 that still performs well. I decided to check out the smaller cameras for traveling. The clerk at Office Depot, who is into photography, recommended the Cannon 540 with a $[...] rebate ending that day and 15 day return policy. I have to tell you I bought this camera on a lark and just love everything about it. I took one picture in a dark room with just the TV on in auto mode and it came out beautiful. It even takes good pix with subjects sitting in front of a window. Also took some shots at a stadium of an outdoor graduation and they came out better than my old automatic 35mm ever took. One had a little noise, but other distance pictureS were clear as could be. Took 3 outdoor foliage close ups and they are totally awesome. Mind you, I am still on auto here. Can't wait to read the manuals and get into some fun stuff. This camera looks to be easy to figure out. I can't believe I bought this camera without doing extensive homework and am so HAPPY!!!! Size is perfect....you pay [...]more for the same thing in a SLIM Model and have to use a battery that costs $[...] to replace. I like the fact that you can use regular batteries in emergency and don't have to travel with a docker. It is still small enought to fit into my purse. I only bought this camera 5 days ago and loved it from the get go.While I loved my Olympus, I never got off of Auto because it was so complicated. This is a great little camera for the buck!!!!!!

I own about 10 cameras. This is my second digital. The pictures are superb. The videos are great. It is so-so easy to carry around;fits in your pocket so you can take it anywhere "just in case". I highly recommend this camera to novices and experts alike.

I was verry peased with the camera!! This is the second camera I had bought from this site and would not hessitate to buy again!

My old 35mm camera quit. I had not had any experience with a digital camera. I looked at newspaper ads and checked the local stores to see if I could find a camera that would meet my needs. My son advised me to go to Amazon.com. I purchased a Canon PowerShot A630. I am very pleased with it. It is easy to use and does every thing I want in a camera.

Takes very good pics and with the swing around LCD screen self potraits are even easier as you can see yourself before the pic is taken. 8mp for under $200 and uses AA batteries that's a good combination for me.

I used to have the earlier model A510 for several years and was very happy with it. When the camera was knocked out of my wife's hand by our dog, and hit the hardwood floor, I was forced to search for a new digital camera. As usual, I searched the web for reviews and looked at many camera's at local shops. I decided to upgrade to the A530 which provided the 5 Megapixel resolution, a faster built-in computer, better control interface and a nice 4x zoom. The camera is very easy to use, the pictures are great and the macro function provides very good closeup shots. The camera comes standard with a small 16M flash card so I would recommend purchase of a larger flash. A 1 Gbyte flash card that I have can hold over 600 photos. Would also recommend high performance AA batteries.

I purchased the S80 about a month ago (in early June 2006) for a trip to the American Southwest. I did a fair amount of web-based research and opinion gathering before making the purchase. I'm submitting this review from Albuquerque, NM, mid-trip. So far, I'm very pleased with the S80 and would highly recommend it! The resolution is fantastic! Colors seem true to life. 2.8 mm wide angle very useful out here, as you might imagine. Very sturdy with possible exception of USB port cover. The camera does have some "weight" to it, which I prefer since the camera feels more stable when shooting. I've taken several hundred images so far--most of them are great! I still haven't mastered all of S80's available bells and whistles, but am looking forward to experimenting with these. I expect to have this camera a long time. Given that one can purchase telephoto and wide angle lenses for this camera, the next best thing beyond the S80 would be to upgrade to a digital SLR camera. Note to potential buyers: Do yourself a favor and get a 1 or 2 megabyte memory card up front. You'll probably want to shoot with high resolution so as to exercise the option to crop images later on. Also, get a second battery. The battery life for this camera is very satisfactory, but it's always best to have backup. I find I am switching to the second battery towards the end of each long day of sightseeing and photo taking.

This camera is very affordable, takes great pictures, and has lots of handy features. The flip screen allows you to take pictures of yourself or group pics with you in them. I was also pleased to see that you can add a more powerful lense to take better close up pictures. My friends were very impressed with this camera.

I used it for 4 years straight, worked like a charm, but after I dropped in the Beach.. the Canon Customer service could not bring it back to life. Took many great pics of my kids as well as for my blog. Would highly recommend it!