Отзывы о Цифровой Фотоаппарат Canon PowerShot SX160 IS

I had a Samsung digital in which the instructions were incoherent. I speak with just a little authority of the english language while holding a degree in Avition maintenance.Cannon is far more superior.

My wife upgraded from her old Olympus 3030 and wow were we disappointed with this camera! Low light image noise was an order of magnitude worse than the old Olympus, and the flash was nowhere near as even as the older camera. Even though Canon has made this a fairly easy to use camera, my wife still goes back to Olympus.

That being said, the camera is only $250, so we were probably expecting too much. I own a Canon 30D SLR and several lenses, so I don't have a thing against Canon. The 30D is an incredible semi-pro camera that I highly recommend if you don't mind the bulk and price of an SLR.

Well I bought this camera for my younger brother. Everything works out great. It was not too expensive and was a lot easier to travel with then a regular 35mm. The shot look real good and the flash is good for the house parties he went to. The only problem he has with it is, it take forty shots and then you need to replace the batteries. Overall it is not a bad camera as long as you don't mind changing batteries all the time.

I actually happened upon the A630 in exchange for an A620. I am totally please with its performance thus far. This camera was purchased as an underwater camera w/ the optional underwater housing. My "A" camera is a Canon Rebel XT & I would have to say this is almost comparable & easy to use for the high-end amateur. The preset mode for "kids/pets" was perfect as I took photos in a tour van through New Orleans. Not one of the pictures came out blurry. Other preset modes are: snow, fireworks, underwater, macro (which took great shots), and other. I would definitely purchase this camera again. I will update this review after I take the camera diving.

The camera is very easy to use once you get used to the buttons and choices for enhancing your pictures. It seemed a bit awkward at first, but I believe it was just my becoming familiar with it. The software loaded without any problems and downloading the pictures is a snap. I'm very satisfied with the picture quality and features that I didn't have with my old Canon. Very good choice for the casual picture taker.

This device very user unfriendly. It comes with three (COUNT THEM-THREE) separate manuals plus a couple of brouchures. I am still on the-how-to-use-the camera manual. The camera has literally hundreds of features but the manual is incomprehensible.

I had to call customer service to figure out how to make selctions but I still don't know why I would want to make them. The manual is completely silent on why/when/for what purpose I would want to use these features. I won't even discuss how could I remember all those features if I were out actually taking pictures of something--which I haven't ventured to do. I've just stayed home taking practice shots of my cat and erasing them. Huh

After several weeks, I have not yet ventured into the how-to-print manual or that computer disc that comes with the third manual.

I asked customer service if Canon sponsors classes in how to use these little suckers. No.

I am not at all pleased with this purchase.

La reputacion de Canon en articulos fotograficos es de todos sabida. Esta camara no se queda atras, que para mi es la mejor relacion de caracteristicas Vs. Precio. Una camara bien construido con magnifica calidad de imagen y aun precio atractivo. Yo compre el paquete especial que incluye los filtros las pilas recargables los adaptadores de lentes, la bolsa, el minitripode, etc... todo a un superprecios. La unica queja es el cargador de las pilas que es un articulo barato, pero todo lo demas es de buena calidad. Si quieres una camara de calidad a un buen precio, definitivamente esta es la mejor seleccion. Y su caracteristica de visor movible, la hace unica.

This is my first digital camera and I really love it. I am enjoying using it so much. I recommend this camera highly!

buy something else. this camera complelely stopped working after 3 weeks. I've heard 3 other people have had the same experience with this model. I returned it and bought a Kodak Easy Share- not quite as good but it works and was 2/3 the price.

I needed a camera which had manual settings for aperture and F-stop, was easily portable, had good colors, and could use other lenses.

The PowerShotA540 does all that.

There are even more lenses available for it other than the ones Canon makes. I highly recommend the macro lens. It enables you to take astounding shots.

We are very pleased with the quality of this camera and the relative ease in using it. The price we paid on Amazon (on sale) was the same price we found later at Sears (but no sales tax, and free shipping at Amazon.) This is our first digital camera, and we find we are taking a lot more photos now that we can pick and choose which pictures we want to keep. The digital display is very clear, and program for PC is easy to use.

I gave this camera to my wife for a Christmas present and she we are both pretty happy with it. It takes great photos and the "macro" feature is an excellent addition. It allows for some creative photographing when you are in the mood. The processing speed can be slower if you don't "format" your digital media card before using it (learned from experience on this). Otherwise, a great camera for the price!

I took this camera on our vacation down to Key West over Christmas. I had already bought a battery recharger and a 2 GB memory card. This camera took very good pictures whether I was inside a museum or outside on an airboat (just need to use the viewfinder outside to see what you're taking a picture of.) I'm not ready to give up my SLR camera, but it was nice to not have to worry about changing film and getting it developed.

I typically do not write reviews. However, this camera is so great that I had to let others know about it! I did countless hours of research and finally decided to go with the Canon A620. I could not be happier. The quality of pictures on this camera beats my old Canon Rebel SLR hands-down. We just returned from a vacation and EVERYONE who looks at the pictures asks the same thing - What kind of camera is this? The pictures are great. The pictures look like postcards! The quality of these pictures looks even better than 7.1 mp. If you are looking for a great, easy to use camera shop no further. Purchase this camera now!

If you want a compact 'snappy camera' look elsewhere: there is huge competition in that market and this camera is too chunky to compete (try the smaller Canon IXUSs for example).
If you want full control and top quality photos, buy a D-SLR: you will get far better quality photos.
However, if you want a bit of both worlds: a relatively small 'budget' camera that can fit in a large pocket which snaps picture that look great out of the camera (many more 'pro' cameras need significant amounts of post processing in Photoshop to sharpen and enhance colours) AND which lets you take control of the camera; then this is definitely for you.
Pros:
Full control when you want it, excellent snaps when you don't.
Quick processor makes camera feel very fast.
AA batteries (buy 2500mAh for HUGE battery life) and can run on normal 'consumer' batteries if they ever run out.
Excellent photos right out of the camera.
Manual focus.
4x zoom
Software that comes with it is well rounded.
Good movie mode for occassional video.
Has panorama stitch mode.
Minuses:
Quite chunky and heavy (mainly due to 4xAA batteries)
Manual poor (ubt when aren't they).
Zoom only has 7 or so steps.
Lovely camera you can throw in a bag, take great snaps, but when you see something interesting you can take a bit more time to compose the perfect photo. I've had mine for several months now and am liking it more and more. Maybe one day I'll buy a DSLR, but I would still keep this camera.
PS. Takes particularly great portrait shots.

I went through the reviews before I purchased this product and bought it from Amazon.com. It's a nice camera, though a little bulkier to handle. Having used Sony DSC P5 for more than 3 years now, this is my first Canon camera and I am very much impressed by the results. One striking difference I found from Sony models is the timer button. Sony has a separate button to choose the 12/10 sec. timer while it's bit complicated and I could not figure it without referring the manual.

I got the camera delivered in a reasonable time of about 4 days from the day I ordered unlike Dell which placed my order in their backorder list and put a 10-day wait time before shipping it out. However, I noticed a small issue with the display panel's hinge. The display panel when closed back, comes out a bit and is not getting aligned with the body. Thought of returning this for a different piece but then decided to adjust with it.

I bought this camera after my older Canon Powershot A85 broke (my fault). It is basically the same camera in terms of operation, but it has some nice upgraded features that I really liked. The moveable screen allows you to easily set up timed shots, photograph over a crowd, or take pictures of you and a friend. The 4x zoom is a nice upgrade from 3x; it does make a big difference, and the 16x digital zoom allows for extreme closeups. Even with the 16x zoom, the pictures come out very clear and well-focused. Another feature I love on this camera is the photo stitch. It allows you to take multiple, overlapping pictures of a panoramic area and stitch them together seamlessly on your home computer. I just returned from a hiking trip to Utah, and I was able to take amazing panoramic photos that were really 12 or 13 pictures stitched together. This camera takes excellent quality pictures all the time. I am extremely happy with it and would recommend it to anyone looking for a great camera in the $200 range.

I really like the camera but find some of the buttons to be awkwardly placed in that I either hit them while trying to find others or I cannot hold two buttons at the same time such as when trying to take wide angle shots.

I thought this Canon deserved more than an average of 3.5 stars, so I'm adding my comments.

I bought the A530 for my daughter when it became available on Amazon. She had taken photos, with her three-year-old Sony 5MP, of her roses in macro mode. Most of the photos were out of focus. The Sony just seemed to have trouble focusing on the right subject in macro mode. I have found that Canon cameras take excellent photos, especially in macro mode, and the A530 has not disappointed. She (and I) have taken many sharply focused photos of flowers, up close.

LIKES: Very good quality, features, and price. Sharp and colorful photos. Easy to use, small and lightweight. Improved over the A520 with 5MP instead of 4MP and MUCH faster performance.

DISLIKES: Canon's decrease of LCD pixel resolution per inch on the lastest models - A430, A530, A540. A disappointment, but only a small annoyance.

ADDED NOTE: Daylight photos are always better over indoor flash shots, whenever possible, with any camera.

I've only had this camera for a little under a month, but so far i have seen nothing that has been a problem. It takes great pictures, and is easy to use. So yeah overally very happy with this purchase.

I got it for a friend of mine. Did not really use it. But the quality of pics are really amazing even when you are a novice. I am a A510 user and there is no other range of cameras which can beat the quality and price.

I love the camera, it is small and compact, and it takes great pictures. It is easy to use, even my husband can take a good picture, which didn't happen too often with our old camera! The only thing I don't like about it is how fast it burns through batteries. I have rechargeables and it doesn't take long for the batteries to die. I have been meaning to buy energizers to see if they last longer, but I haven't yet. I love the movie setting! We do not have a digital camcorder, but I have always wanted one, and this is great! I do not like the software that came with it, so I am looking for a different program to use.

I purchased this model for my young adult children, who had both used digital cameras before. Both have been very pleased with the features and the ease of operation. This is the perfect camera for the casual picture-taker; the price range (I paid $150) is very reasonable, and the end product is excellent. I bought this model after reading the reviews of the A540 and sveral others - this is by far the better value.

Picture Quality is excellent. You can use as point and shoot on fully auto mode or set to one of several situational modes....or switch to manual settings if you like.

Only negative is that memory card that comes with camera is inadequate. You will need to purchase a memory card. The good news is that memory is getting cheaper all the time. I purchased a 1GB card....which holds 300 pictures or more.....