how bulky is it actually? I'd be pleased if someone can give me an input on actually how bulky this camera can be, for example in the info it appears it is 1 inch thick, which for me it's kind of a minus vs say exilim casio cameras. Someone that owns one could perhaps compare it to a pencil or another standard-sized object, (upload a picture of it) so I (and others wondering the same) can have a better idea of this.Arturo how bulky is it actually? I'd be pleased if someone can give me an input on actually how bulky this camera can be, for example in the info it appears it is 1 inch thick, which for me it's... » Read More how bulky is it actually? I'd be pleased if someone can give me an input on actually how bulky this camera can be, for example in the info it appears it is 1 inch thick, which for me it's kind of a minus vs say exilim casio cameras. Someone that owns one could perhaps compare it to a pencil or another standard-sized object, (upload a picture of it) so I (and others wondering the same) can have a better idea of this.Arturo « Show Less
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It's not a credit card size camera, it's thicker. But then, the lens is far better than the lens on a credit card camera. You really have to decide if you want the thinnest camera, or just the smallest camera that still takes really good pictures (one like this).
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the size of the camera is the size of my samsung blade phone, or if you have a bose wave radio, it is actually smaller than the remote and thickness just a 1/4" thicker than the phone, ( the phone is like the motorola razr)
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you can look up the specks on it for weight, now you aint going to put it in your pocket, like those slinder cameras NOw it aint as heavy as some of those monster fancy cameras but for the money it is nice, do have wee problem focusing, video is nice, expanded side gives you a better grip on the camera. I did get 2 extra batteries and charger for $30 which allows a one and half hours of video. see my filmon youtube (donze52) to see this camera videos.
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A question ??? Does this camera use AA batteries which I want ? Is this camera the same size as the ie A1400 camera??? That one I ordered and I am sending it back as it is way too small for my old ,shaking hands. Camera did not seem sturdy.Thank you. I do want a camera that uses aa batteries..know of any a bit larger than this camera?
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Dear customer, Thank you for your email. Here is the template, print it out so you can see which size fits. Our website clearly states which sizes fit which cameras that are known, any other camera at this point is unknown plus there is a template which can be printed. I'm sorry if it is confusing. Since we do not own every camera on the market the simplest way is to print out a template, place it over the lens of your camera to see if it fits, otherwise a ruler can be used to measure the diameter: file:///C:/Users/PNC/Desktop/MagFilter-template_1024x1024.jpg Thank You
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It is a 2004 SLR with just 8.2MP and it is heavy. That said, it is a great second camera. My primary camera is a 5D III. I purchased the 1D to keep out of my camera bag and in a place where I could just grab it for spur of the moment family events. It is rugged enough so that if one of my grandkids knocks it over there is no harm done. And since I am not planning on printing posters the 8.2MPs is not a drawback. In summary, if you are looking for a rugged second camera - the 1D Mark II is a good choice.
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It is too large to be considered a pocketable camera. it is also a very touchy camera, so carrying it in a pocket would probably damage it.
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Well to be very honest I don't feel I could compare something I am not familiar with. I would only be reading reviews about the Finepix S1800 and not actually comparing 2 products. I can only say (since I bought it for my son who is 36) that the pictures he takes with it are amazing and the price was very reasonable. I am sorry but I think if I tried to compare it to something I am not familiar with I would be giving you false information.
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Hi Allison, I think this is a very good DSLR camera, and also the smallest. I love Olympus cameras since they have one of the best algorithms to process light into pixels, thus ensuring excellent picture quality.Regards,Andras Heimann
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To Tom Martin or anyone who can help, excluding video, why is the EOS 50D 15.1MP a higher quality than the T1i or T2i?I'm trying to decide between the three and when I look at the list of specs for them, they all seem almost identical from what I can tell. I'm sure I'm missing something. Does the 50D have a more rugged build?Thanks to anyone who contributes an opinion on this.
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Faye,This is an amazing camera, but small and used recreationally by my husband. I can't honestly answer your question but would suggest finding it locally and checking it out in person first.Denise
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>David V. Adams says:>1Ds users would not be as likely to even use the camera in the way a 1D user would. I strongly disagree with that. I have friends who are professional landscape photographers and shoot for magazines with this camera.
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I'm also trying to decide between the SD850 and SD750...I prefer the S850 features, but this camera is so much thicker (1.04" vs 0.77"), and I was looking for a thin camera. The dimensions are on Canon's website...have you physically seen the two cameras and can you confirm the difference in thickness? I was curious that you did not mention...perhaps it's not as different as I think?
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Well, that's kind of my point. Why get the SX1? It's going to be too big to have the p&s; convenience, and the quality won't even be close to even the Rebel (especially if they release a new one in the next 6 months.The SX200IS should be small enough to carry everywhere, and have close to the quality of the SX1.As much as the SX1 interest me, I'm having trouble figuring its place in my, or others, camera needs.
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I'm also looking for a case for my EX-FH20. I'm assuming the Casio case you are referring to is this: Casio ESC-170 Soft Case for Exilim EX-FH20 Digital Camera.I'll let you know if I a different one that looks more rugged.
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Hi Jeff, I have used this camera for over 3 years now. While I am not pleased with the amount of battery it uses it clicks very nice photos so I am ready to ignore that bit. On the battery saving aspect, I use the viewfinder as it uses a lot less battery in my observation. Also getting the big fat lens out and the Zoom in-out takes the most of out of the batteries. I typically use viewfinder and leave the camera on when I am walking around and clicking photos. This way the camera consumes less battery as it doesn't have to retract the lens in-out every time I switch it on-off. I just use the viewfinder and leave the camera on... hope this helps Hi Jeff, I have used this camera for over 3 years now. While I am not pleased with the amount of battery it uses it clicks very nice photos so I am ready to ignore that bit. On the battery saving aspect, I use the viewfinder as it uses a lot less battery in my observation. Also getting the big fat lens out and the Zoom in-out takes the most of out of the batteries. I typically use viewfinder and leave the camera on when I am walking around and clicking photos. This way the camera consumes less battery as it doesn't have to retract the lens in-out every time I switch it on-off. I just use... » Read More Hi Jeff, I have used this camera for over 3 years now. While I am not pleased with the amount of battery it uses it clicks very nice photos so I am ready to ignore that bit. On the battery saving aspect, I use the viewfinder as it uses a lot less battery in my observation. Also getting the big fat lens out and the Zoom in-out takes the most of out of the batteries. I typically use viewfinder and leave the camera on when I am walking around and clicking photos. This way the camera consumes less battery as it doesn't have to retract the lens in-out every time I switch it on-off. I just use the viewfinder and leave the camera on... hope this helps « Show Less
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Despite my purchase, I'm the wrong guy to be asking. I'm sure it's a good, versatile camera. But I was deluded as to size. I wanted something that would slip in my pocket -- this is too cumbersome to do so. I am neither recommending nor not recommending. Good luck.
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I am looking for the same info.. if you check out this camera on walmarts site there is an actual video on there! Helped me to decide that this is the camera that I am looking for. Also, I believe the macro is as close as 1 cm ! I need a macro to photograph my beadwork.