Almost cost me my camera.
592290
Can't see why they suggest this holster for this camera. No sooner had i put the camera in the holster for the first time than it slipped right out. Luckily the camera withstood the severe blow. This holster is almost guaranteed to cost you your camera: It simply does not fit the Sanyo camera it's supposed to be made for. Keep away.

Get a standard camera bag with zippers. I did. Now it's really protected. For example a Lowepro Edit 100 Camcorder bag which is what i got and fits perfect, head down.
94909
Causes the phone to overheat when using the camera though.
4622583
Be careful not to use a camera that's too heavy! The screw couldn't handle the weight of my point and shoot and the plastic holding the screw broke
683911
I owned this camera 2 years before the CCD started crapping out. I'd turn on the camera and the LCD would display black (but it was illuminated). For a while, I'd be able to turn it off, then on again and it'd be fine - I'd be able to see on the LCD what the lens saw. After a few months, this "trick" stopped working. Let me add that I didn't use it that much and was pretty careful with it. In any case, by the time it totally died, it was out of warranty. I put the camera away and started using my crappy phone camera.

On a whim, I called Canon a few months ago and a tech told me my symptoms sounded like a bad CCD but for $99, I could send it in for repair. I asked them how much the part would be since I'm pretty handy and like to fix things myself. He told me it'd be more than the service! (something like $129). Then he offered me the option of taking advantage of three "specials" of different, newer Canon digital camera models. As I was on the phone with him, I looked up the models and found I was able to buy them at various other sales sites for less than what I was being offered.

Needless to say, I was pissed. I'd used Canon stuff before and was always pleased with the features and build quality. My experience with the SD20 soured me to the Canon brand.

I expect that when I pay over $200 for a camera I only occasionally use but take care of, that the camera would last longer than 2-1/2 years.
1909380
It doesn't work on my camera so I spent money on something that does not work
278843
A huge warning for anyone out there looking at this camera!!  We don't use ours often and one day it started loading up and being stuck in its low light mode.  this means any amount of light in the room causes it to wash out and record as blur.  When I looked into this issue, it turned out that there were plenty of others out there that had the same problem with the Optura 20.  It will cost you $150-300 to fix.  its sad, becuse in so many other ways it was a great camcorder- but a flaw like this can ruin it all.
1609632
Takes good video but has a giant flaw. This camera only records in 3 minute segments so you lose valuable video while it switches to a new file.

I almost got in a car accident the other day because an idiot decided to make a right turn from the middle Lane without checking if there was anyone next to him and I thought I caught it on video but in the end of one 3 minute video it shows him about to merge onto my car without signaling and then gets cut right there and the next video shows him driving away (I braked in time to avoid hitting him but I would've hit his passenger door if I sped up to make the light as I planned). I checked the camera and it missed the whole main part the one time I needed it. Now I'm afraid it won't catch something I really need it to catch. For $50, I'd look elsewhere if I were you.
276087
My last camera, a Canon, couldn't take a bad shot, no matter who was driving.  But this camera is very touchy.  Many more photos are blurry, too much or not enough of something.  I want my old camera, but it broke.  :-(
4836616
I'm an event photographer and needed the 32gig capacity so I could shoot an entire day without having to stop & change cards out anymore, so I decided to pick this card up when I was amazed to see how cheap it was. At barely over a dollar a gig it's a great price If you're willing to risk 32 gig of soccer games or grandparent visits or kids riding bikes. But...I learned my lesson the hard way last night. If your pictures matter, don't go cheap!! About 3 hours into a concert last night I got an error on my camera (Canon 60D) saying my card could not be read. I swapped out cards to one of my old PNY 8gb class 10s, and was able to continue shooting without missing much...only to find when I got home everything I had shot on this new Centon card has been offered up as a sacrifice to the gods of cheap technology. Card is corrupt, every SD recovery software I try says it thinks it's an 8 MEG card now instead of 32 gig and has no files on it at all. Not only did I lose 2-3000 frames of photography, but this was a professional shoot and I have to break the news to my client now that I can only deliver photos of the last 45 minutes of their show...so I'm imagining I lost a client and several hundred dollars as well.
1020913
I have had this camera for less than a week.  I really liked it up until now.  However, it's now unusable.  Despite leaving the camera in the charging cradle for hours, I can only use the camera for 1 minute at a time before the camera shuts itself off with the message "Change the battery pack."  Defective battery?  Defective charger?  Who knows...  Sure has sucked the pleasure out of this purchase though.  Going to have to send it back probably - $300+ is a lot to pay to have to deal with problems like this 1 week into ownership.

UPDATE: If I could, I would increase my rating to 4 stars now.  Turns out, I was using the charger incorrectly.  As simple as you'd think a charger would be, I still managed to screw everything up (I think I was setting the camera on it while the camera was on, or some nonsense, and the battery was not charging - I think I read the manual and figured out the orange vs. green led light situation).

Also, a few month later, the lens stopped powering in and out, and Canon did indeed fix it for me with no hassles.  I'd give their service dept 5 stars.  On the whole, I'm very satisfied with Canon and this particular camera.
3443589
In two separate cameras (both Nikons), on two separate cards, I've had data loss. One was recoverable by PhotoRescue, the other not. I'll be happy to post more details if prompted, but I can say I won't be using either of the cards I own anymore.
3735640
when  I received i was happy but when i turn on the camera dos'n work the battery was  drained  was showing a code and i send it back i spend my money in the mail. i lost $ 10.00 and my time.and gas y no octuve una disculpa.
4070611
Its really a great camera, but I just wish I wouldve been a cheap person, and would have gotten a new one. Probably would have less problems. I mean, not even the battery worked, had to buy another.
2432155
My micro SD card did not go in correctly since the day I got it but was but gave it some time for adjustment. This evening it fried a 32 GB Micro SD card which had footage I just took on my drone for my daughters video. I can not replace the footage because it was the first time putting it into my computer.
Also every time I plug more than one item in to it i.e. hard drive and SD card one will get kicked off if I have one plugged in already. I am not one to complain but ruining my daughters footage is enough to piss me off.
4530254
It really irritates me that the&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/insanely-expensive-camera/dp/B00LAJQVR6/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">insanely expensive camera</a>&nbsp;I own and love doesn't have any native connectivity. I want to be able to take a photo on my fancy DSLR, throw it to my iPad, edit the photo then whore myself out for likes on Facebook and loves on Instagram. This makes me a shallow, shallow man, I know. But that is my workflow. And my life.

Eyefi allows me to do just that with a minimum of annoyance.

The Nikon D810 has two slots, one CF, one SD. I write Nikon's raw, NEFs to the CF card and a medium-sized, normal JPEG to the Eyefi SD card. The Eyefi then tosses the photos over to the iPad where I use Adobe's mobile Photoshop to edit before uploading the photos to Facebook and Instagram.

Even though the Eyefi card is relatively slow compared to other SDHC cards and my primary CF card, that isn't a concern because the JPEGs being written there are small. I notice no increased delay in writing both NEF and JPEG compared to writing just NEFs on the D810.

My biggest complaint with the Eyefi card is that my iPad tends to drop the WiFi connection to the Eyefi card and I have to wait while it reconnects or manually reconnect. Both devices occasionally go to sleep or other power-saving mode causing the connection to be lost. This, while irritating, isn't a show-stopper.

As a final bonus, having every image saved in two places makes me feel more secure. Yes, the JPEG isn't the same quality as the NEF. But, if for some reason the CF card was lost or damaged, I'd still have the JPEG image as backup. Better than nothing. (And, if both the CF and SD are lost or damaged, there's a pretty good chance I have the JPEG on the iPad, too.)

Eyefi costs $90, give or take. I'd have gladly paid $125 more to have this functionality built into the camera. I'd have gladly paid $250 to have this and GPS built into the camera. Once the camera manufacturers understand this and listen to their customer base, Eyefi will cease to be relevant. I'm looking forward to that day. In the meantime, $90 to make connect your DSLR to the real world is a good deal.
4443315
I purchased a Kodak EasyShare camera, M1033 10MP red digital camera through Amazon.  Upon receipt of the camera, I followed Kodak's directions and first downloaded the included software into my computer.  This caused my computer to crash and cost me $190 for the services of a computer technician to get my computer back up and running.  The technician stated that the Kodak software frequently adversely affects the operation of computers because it, simply, is inferior.  Ironically, I am very pleased with the performance of the camera itself but the software has convinced me that I will buy no more Kodak products.
2511936
Case seems to work fine but I thought I was going to break it when putting on the camera.