Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

I've bought canon A630 in replacement for my A95 unfortunately lost during last December holydays (thanks God I didn't loose my pictures). Although I've not have the opportunity to explore all the possibilities of the camera, I think that people like me, who like to play manual, especially using shutter speed & aperture, will find an outstanding camera for an affordable price. In one word: Excellent!!

No real problem at all. Pictures look extremely good. Camera powers up extremely quick. Sound is good, even in the fall with the wind blowing.

Hardest part was figuring out how to make videos a reasonable size. Only real dislike is it takes either huge high quality videos or bad incredibly tiny videos. We've figured out how to make the huge video's more managable but I'd like a medium output on the camera and eliminate the software conversion step.

We needed a relatively inexpensive small camera to carry in a pocket while out with the children and this Canon fills our needs very well. It takes good pictures, and has a suprising number of pre-defined scenes as well as manual controls. The 4X optical is nice for a camera this small, as most of the competition come equipped with 3X.

We have taken pictures in the woods, at the beach, and indoors and are always happy with the results. For the price, I could not find a camera that was better suited to an active families needs. If small size is critical, this camera is pretty small but you could spend a little more and go with one the Canon Elph line. However you will give up a little bit of lens (3X versus 4X).

This is our first digital camera, and I tried to do quite abit of research on the Internet and chatted with budz who own digicams - before buying it. The processor (Digic II) and the iSAPs software in the A530 is the same that Canon uses in their more expensive cameras (e.g., Elph line). With the price on Amazon, coupled with a first time purchase with a new Amazon credit card - the camera (SD card and NiMh batteries/charger package that I put together) was a very good deal. We are very pleased with the photos. The colors, the clarity, speed of shooting photos (using a Sandisk Ultra Plus 1 Gig card) etc are all quite good. The videos it takes are not TV quality, but they are OK for our needs; and the LCD screen is pretty small compared to other digicams. We have nothing to compare this camera experience with (no prior digital camera), but it is easy to use, quite small, and there are tons of features/modes/etc that we haven't really tried out yet. The Amazon shopping experience is superb. From shopping around, to purchase, to tracking the items - first class, professional job!!

Read the manual and read it again, get to know this fine piece of equipment and read the manual again, you will have outstanding pictures! I have owned quality 35mm cameras (Nikon) and I would rate this one on top of the list. You can't go wrong for the price, anyone can use it, the only difference in the quality of your picture will be how well you understand what this camera will do for you. PS; get at least 1GB of memory.

I bought it to upgrade my A95 and Im very happy with it, this camera is faster. Almost the same buttons positions and same configurations, you don't have to learn new shortcuts for this model if you already know how a A95 works.

Very good image quality and a bunch of functions

In video mode you can use the Zoom and in the A95 you can't.

When you start a function it cames with a little animation in the screen NICE!!

I bought this camera when my old Sannon was broken. I thought it was good but once I got it I regretted it immediately. Because the monitor is 2.5 and the camera is run by 2 AA batteries the batteries never lasted long at all. I had to change them 3 times from Christmas Eve morning to Christmas night. That is way too much. I sent it back and purchased a Cannon SD630 Elph. It was a little more money but well worth it.

This camera is fairly compact and light, with decent zoom and lots of adjustments if you know how to use them. You can manually set everything.

It's fast, both turning on and between shots, although with only two batteries, the flash slows it down. Also, the flash is fairly weak.

There is a warning when it thinks you need to be extra careful about camera shake, which seems to come on almost all the time. There is no stabilization built in. But it seems to take good pictures.

I purchased this camera because I already had the A520 and found the A520 to be reliable and provided really decent photos. Plus, it had all the features I wanted. Then my son got that camera and I bought the A540. More megapixels and the same features as the A520. There is one major detraction: the battery life is poor. I've researched this and found that others have complained about this.I will contact Canon and see if they can fix it.

For the money this is a tough camera to beat. Very good photos and most important it has a optical viewer and large LCD. Without the optical viewer bright sunlight pictures would be almost impossible. The camera is small, but easy to grasp with with good positions for most all the necessary buttons.It takes AA batteries and SD memery cards, both are cheap and readily available. Just set on auto,snap and I am you will be happy with the results.

I bought this camera because my little one got stolen 2 weeks before my vacation. I ordered it from Amazon along with a 2Gb chip and they arrived early even though it was just 2 weeks before Christmas. I'm really pleased with the picture quality, the user interface and the quality I expect from Canon. It's a little bit bulkier than my little one, but worth the increase in quality and the 4x optical zoom is good to have.

I bought this camera for my wife. Its amazing, she showed it to our friends and they all went out and bought the same camera. Its simple to use a great beginners camera. For her this was her first digital camera, she loves it. I use it from time to time as well. TWO THUMBS UP! I highly recommend this camera to beginners, the pictures are crisp and clear.

Basically that's it! It has all the functions needed as an ametuer photographer. I use and abuse my cameras. It stays in my purse without a case at all times and I take easily 100 pics a month. I am so happy with my purchase!

I'm not a pro on digital cameras, so I don't know how else to describe the pictures other than great-looking. I bought this two months ago and I've been very satisfied, until last week I opened the front cover and the lens got stuck between the fully retracted and fully extended position. After 5 seconds of clicking, squeaky noise the screen prints "E18". I did not drop or cause any impact to the camera. I thought I broke the camera but after some research online I found out that this has been a notorious problem for many Canon digital camera models and lots of people had experienced this. I tried a couple simpler tips & tricks offered by online users including power up with brand new batteries, shake it, knock it... no help. I am going to send it back for repair, fortunately mine is still in warranty. Some people experienced this error the first time they use the camera, and some experience it after hundreds of shots and the warranty had expired. I hope my experience will provide some info and precaution to future S80 and other Canon point-and-shoot camera buyers. Maybe I just have bad luck, but IT HAPPENS and there isn't much you can do to prevent it.

I bought this camera to use as a backup for my digital rebel xt.It has almost the same megapixels 7.1 compared to the 8.2. The picture quality is very good on the 620. The main advantages are the weight differences btween the two cameras. A nice feature is that the lcd screen folds up to protect the surface from scratches and dirt. The a620 uses the sd card that is different from the compact flash card that the xt uses. since I never read the manuals I had to figure out how to use the zoom. All in all, I will probably take the a620 on my next trip to Rio. When you walk with xt with the 300mm lens you can attract a lot of attention. Also, with all of the security at airports it is a lot easier to carry the a620 through security.after all is said and done, I find that both cameras have their place and time.You have conveniece of the a620 versus the versatilty of the rebel xt. I love canon's quality.

This is my first digital camera, I've waited far too long to get one. Anyone can pick up this camera and use it but if you want really really good pictures, you should read up about the shooting modes and such. So far, the picture quality has been great, close-up shots with macro mode are amazing. I'm yet to figure out the perfect mode for outside daylight shooting, motion shots seem to also be great. As I have previously read, the camera does feel like its made of cheap-china plastic when you pull it out of the box, and seems easily breakable. However, once you put the batteries in it, it gets some weight and feels fine. The only thing I don't like so far, is the door you have to open to put in the batteries and memory card, it is very poorly designed and a bit tricky to open and close. I will try to post some images later, or maybe update this review if anything changes. After reading the manual, I discovered that the A540 has a lot of features that the A530 doesn't have... expandability wise especially. So, if the price difference isn't that much, or you really really like features, get the A540

This camera replaced an older Canon model A70 digital camera. We have found the A540 to be markedly improved over the older one. The A540 is much easier to navigate throught the choices like flash or no flash, and delting images. It has a simplified rotary mode switch that is easy to use. The screen is larger than the A70 and appears to be sharper. Overall, the Canon A540 is a very good lower-priced digital camera. We are very pleased.

In choosing a new digital camera I was looking for the following features: both automatic and manual settings, optical zoom, more than 5MP, optional lenses, AA batteries, and under $500. I found this all in the A620. I like simplicity and have not yet explored the advanced settings with manual controls, but I have taken advantage of the macro, beach, night and portrait settings a great deal, all with great results. The flip-out monitor is quite handy and the optical zoom visualized through the viewfinder for battery conservation. I have the optional macro lens attachment for close ups of foliage and animals and find it to be useful, but for the average user the regular macro setting is adequate. The only things I would change would be to make the dc/av door hard instead of flimsy plastic, and to include a better lens cover of some sort. When the lens is closed, two thin plastic "doors" fit together to cover the lens. Unfortunately I dropped the camera and the pieces did not go back together properly at first. Fortunately I was able to manipulate them back into place to fix it. I would advise an upgrade to a larger card as the included disk will not hold much at the higher settings - and purchasing a 7 mp camera indicates you would want to use them. I invested in a 1GB card, and it was well worth the money. I like the convenience of AA batteries as they are easy to obtain in a pinch. I bought 2500 mAH rechargeables and they lasted my entire vacation while taking over 350 photos and still have plenty of juice left. I love this camera and highly recommend it.

Very easy to use for first timers and yet enough functions to satisfy an amateur like me. Great for hiking and backpacking with nice handle for ease in shooting. Pics are comparable to my Sony and can't beat the price! As long as you're not blowing up 8x 10's, this a great compact to have in your arsenal.

This is a good camera. My only problem is that it eats batteries - uses them up too quickly. This can be inconvenient, and can get expensive. I have also found that as the camera gets older, its appetite for batteries increases. This is VERY frustrating when you want to be able to point and click right away.

I bought this camera because it had been reccomended to me before and it was in my price range. It was easy to use and the instruction manuals were great. The only thing that bothered me was that the picture gets a little blurry if you move at all while taking a picture in some modes. One feature that I love that i did not realize the camera had when i bought it is that if you turn the camera for some reason when viewing your photos the picture turns with it so the picture is right side up no matter what angle youre holding the camera. I love the kids and pets mode because my dog is always doing something crazy and that mode makes it super easy to take pictures of her. I have yet to find a need for the other modes besides AUTO but I absoulutly love that i didnt have to get the manual out just to take a picture. I also love how small and lightweight the camera is. I just drop it in my purse and then i have it with me whenever i might want to take a picture.

When asking for a digital camera for christmas I was stressed out as to what to specify and scared that low price would comprimise the quality of the camera....I am a photo student and this camera has a maual setting that meets all of my needs (painting with light...so much fun).

The video quality isn't bad either!

Awesome camera for the $$. All the quality you would expect from a Canon product. I purchased two of these as gifts for Christmas and both recipients have been overwhelmed with the images they are able to produce. I highly recommend this camera for entry level enthusiasts and seasoned shutterbugs as well. Ease of use and intuitive design make for simple yet exquisite results. All this and more at a comparatively reasonable Amazon price!

Received the product within the scheduled time, box packed. The same model that I was expecting.

I will deal with this seller in future.