beautiful with my Canon S200 Elph
597102
I've had this card for approximately 9 months now and am very satisfied and wouldnt hesitate to purchase another one.
I bought this card for my Canon S200 Elph, which is a 2 mega pixel camera and love this card. On my camera's highest settings (each image roughly 300-500k) I can shoot approximately 500-600 images.
I have a Viking 128mb card as a back up if I run out of room (rarely do I need it) In Nine months I have NOT had ANY fatal errors with this card being bad. Which is amazing as I have shot approximately 9K images. and normally shoot until this card is full, or close to it.
I have shot with this card in Chicago winters and Chicago summers, which, if you know Chicago, is a good testament to its durability.
The Sandisk 256 is a nice roomy dependable 256 card, I highly recommend. Cheers.
3483736
I love this camera! I was torn between this one and a Canon, as they were the only 2 with 50x zoom. The manual focus button on the side was the key factor. I have a small point and shoot Canon and the choice was difficult. I believe the "extras" that came in this bundle made it well worth the price, as well as a super great camera. Add a circular polarizer and it's unbelievable! Definitely a great bundle that I would highly recommend for the hobbyist/casual photographer.
3748616
I bought mine at the same time I bought my new Canon PowerShot SX20IS, sight unseen.  I knew Lowe puts out a very good quality line of bags and Amazon had it listed as compatible so I bought it.  I was very pleased at how well it fit my camera outfit.  It has many small but nice features like the small pocket for memory cards, the larger pocket for batteries, the movable divider inside the main compartment and the rain cover that protects the whole bag from sudden precipitation.  I can carry the bag on my belt (rarely), by a shoulder strap (usually), or in my hand (often) using the nicely padded handle on top.  The top cover to the main compartment is easily opened with the twin zippers but can be carried unzipped for even faster access.  It is a nice compact bag with enough room to carry the SX20 and essentials like memory cards, twin sets of four AA batteries and a polarizing filter.  Summary: great bag for those with bulkier cameras such as the SX20 who want to take a few accessories in a compact bag.  I'm an avid photographer and I'm sure that I'll be using this bag for many years.
1908711
I bought the Canon Powershot SX200IS because of the HDMI output. I love taking widescreen pictures and HD movies with this camera and showing them on my 52" Mitsubishi DLP TV. Wonderful detail and picture quality of both stills and movies. This camera does everything I want it to and more. Very happy with the results. Looking forward to taking it on vacation to California next month. I bought the 16gb class 6 Transend SDHC and it works great too.
4511405
I'm definitely not an experienced photographer, but I'm really enjoying working with the Canon Powershot S2.  Lots of auto and manual adjustments.  The awesome video recording feature is a big hit at our house.  We live in the country, and with the 12x optical and additional 4x digital zoom I can get great pictures of the wildlife without leaving the comfort of my nice warm house, its cold out there!
1275773
I am very happy with this camera.  I was looking to replace/upgrade my Canon SD600 and significantly increase the zooming capability without getting back into the SLR realm.  My current photography requirements call for a flexible point & shoot camera, and I did not want the bulk of another SLR system.  This camera fulfills my needs perfectly.  Although it's too large to fit in my pocket, the SLR-like capabilities it comes with make up for the larger form factor.  Several friends who are new digital SLR owners were all impressed with the SX10's zoom range.

I have shot almost 900 pictures in the four weeks I've had the SX10, but am still learning many of its controls and capabilities.  I've discarded about 5% of the shot I've taken due mainly to poor exposure or focus, but have learned how to aim the focusing points and exposure metering properly to eliminate those problems.

My previous cameras were: Nikon FM2, Canon RebelG (35mm), Canon A70, Canon A75, and Canon SD600.  The SX10 reminds me of the RebelG in terms of flexibility and ease of use.

I like Canon's use of AA batteries and SDHC memory cards, both of which are inexpensive and readily available. I was able to get a pair of Sandisk 8gb Extreme II and 3 Sandisk 4gb Extreme III SDHC cards for under $25 each during Black Friday sales, which should be more than sufficient for any future trips I take.

I would strongly recommend this camera to anyone looking for a feature-packed point & shoot that is willing to sacrifice camera size for capability.
2548691
This is a beautiful tripod, it is very lightweight, and the main reason I purchased it was to take self portraits of my family since we usually don't have a lot of friends or family around to do take the pictures for us. It was a great purchase, it is probably too light weight to be taken for outdoor photography, but it fit my needs just right. I am very glad I purchased it! Oh and I also purchased the add on to attach my Galasy S III, and it works great, since I do not own a separate camera, just my smartphone. You have to buy the add on to attach the smartphone, it will not work otherwise (name of add on: ChargerCity Exclusive Apple iphone 4S 4 3GS Samsung Galaxy S S1 S2 S3 5 HTC...), I wasl very please with the time of delivery and quality of both items.
645041
I'm loving this camera. It's half the size and half the weight of my Nikon D7000 with a 35mm lens. The pictures are as good or better and because the camera is lighter and smaller, it's with me more often. It's making a bigger dent in my use of the D7000 than I had expected.

I'm happy with all of the accessories I chose, too:
* Fuji EF20 Shoe Mount Flash
* J.B. Designs Grip Case Pro for X100T
* B+W 49mm XSPro Clear UV Haze w MultiResistant Nano Coating
* Expert Shield Screen Protector
* Leica Carry Strap $55
* JJC LHJX100 Metal Lens Hood Adapter
* Anodized Purple Soft Release Button for X100T
* STK Batteries for X100T
* SanDisk Extreme Pro 64GB SDXC Flash Memory Card
* Mirrorless Mover 10 Camera Case

The Mirrorless Mover 10 case is *perfect* for carrying the X100T and the EF-20 flash, with room for batteries and memory cards. I took the case cover out.

If I were doing it again, I might consider the Fuji EX-20 flash because it's higher quality and can be used off-camera. Against that, I like the convenience keeping the flash on the camera and bouncing off the ceiling of the EF-20. So maybe not.

The manual is pathetic. I bought 'Fujifilm X100S: From Snapshots to Greatshots' which was well-written and engaging, but pitched below my abilities, though I learned a few things from it. The Complete Guide to Fujifilm's X100S Camera by Tony Phillips is pitched at my level, but it's not nearly as tight a book and is less engaging. If I had to pick one, I'd probably go with the latter as an ebook, even though it's relatively expensive. Reading these books, it's clear that the X100T is a lot more customizable than the X100S, and for me those customizations are meaningful.

Battery life is bad. I carry two spares, but I should probably order a third.

Like other people, I'm finding that this camera is making photography fun again and that I'm carrying a camera a lot more often. That's more than I was hoping for when I bought it!
166140
This is probable my favorite camera case I've ever had. I bought it for the Canon Elph 310, and I couldn't be more pleased. My camera is a little larger on one end, but the neoprene fabric stretches very well around the larger end.  I left the optional strap off so that my camera strap can stick out the end of the case when zipped. The first day I used the case, I got a compliment on how nice the case looked, so I am ordering one for my mom. My husband even likes it because it doesn't look "girly."
3688490
Every thing works and fits perfect. This is my first DSLR and my first SLR in 20+ years so I am by no means an expert. This is my 4th upgrade from a small point and shoot canon. This camera is amazing. Right out of the box I was able to shoot some beautiful photos in the auto mode. I'm looking forward taking my photos to the next level with this camera. I will have to replace the tripod in the future because the one encluded will not be sturdy or tall enough for any outdoor photography. Everything fits in the bag with room to spare.
3575343
I just got back from Israel. I took this camera with me and was so happy to have gotten shots at a moment's notice. The quality of the pictures is amazing. I found I did better on a manual setting for shots in which I had time to set up. Just a rotation of the wheel on the back and I had the shutter set and I was ready to go. I only use Duracell 2650mah batteries in my Canon. They perform for almost two days of shooting. I was on this trip with another who had the same camera, the SX120IS, and he only had the akalines which came with his. They lasted almost half a day. I shared some of my batteries and he was very pleased with his camera after that.

The only real drawback for this camera is it's hard to grip. I had a PowerShot A530 that I loved, but it suffered from eating batteries. i had sent it back and they fixed it, but three years later it got hungry again. That is when I got this one. If the bump on the front were bigger I would feel better about holding it. As it is, I used the wrist strap all the time and it was fine. If you have a camera strap, use it. You'll have a nicer camera for a longer period of time.

I have 680 shots from my trip and they all came out great. Just push the shutter halfway down and make sure you allow the camera to focus before taking any pictures. Love my Canon!
4587790
When the shutter broke on my digital camera, while on vaca, of all the luck, my brother gave me one of his that he never used any more. It's a slim Canon which I love more than mine. Well, when it was working, lol. The problem was, my new little slimline got lost in the case for my deceased, bulkier one. Of course, the first place I started looking for a new case was on Amazon, and it was here that I found my favorite. Whereas my former one was bigger, it didn't have all the room needed or my camera cards and extra batteries. The POLAROID STUDIO SERIES COMPACT CASE was exactly what I was looking for. I have plenty of room for 2 extra batteries AND 4 cards. Extremely lightweight, well made, great quality. It even has the perfect fixtures to connect to my deceased brother's camera case strap. I couldn't ask anything less from Polaroid. I would highly recommend this item.

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3893511
I have the new silver version, and does it ever look nice on my silver Olympus  E-PM2.  The sweet spot is at f5.6 where it is sharp across the whole frame.  It balances quite nicely on this camera, and a lens hood is included.  Sigma has done an awesome job with the glass.  If you don't have such deep pockets but you want to try a fixed aperture lens, this is the one!.  I can't believe they sell such a beautiful, high quality lens with a hood included, for under $200.  Amazing!  By the way, don't be put off with the movement inside the lens when you take it out of the box.  This is completely normal.  It's NOT broken.  Once you attach and turn the camera on, it's business as usual.  I highly recommend this lens for people who have the standard zoom lens set and want to try a prime lens without breaking the bank.  I also have the Panasonic 20mm f1.7, and I think they complement each other.  Actually, the Sigma focuses a little faster, is quieter, and smoother to use in the hand.
2419216
I just bought the SD20 and it is excellent. The design works perfectly for my needs. I wanted to be able to carry my digital camera and get excellent pictures where ever I go. I was maticulous in my selection and my research paid off in this camera. Initially I was going to go sony for their design and memory stick capability. But, I wanted the Canon quality that people spoke of in their reviews. The solution: The Canon Powershot SD20. Now I leave my Canon Rebel SLR at home, and don't miss it much. I love the built in zoom, the point-and-shoot, the cristal clear quality and numerous shooting modes. Usually I don't need the full 5MP and I set the camera at a convenient lower setting so no resizing is neccesary when I load the pictures onto my computer. This makes it very easy to send my friends the pics by simply selecting the file from my desktop as an attachment. I love this thing! I can't wait for the holidays to come around so I can take tons more great pictures with this super little camera!
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I love this camera. My previous was a Canon S1 IS and I loved that one also. The images with the SX10 IS are fantastic. I love the 20x zoom capability and with the 10 mega pixels is a great improvement over the 3.1 on the previous camera. I love the swivel LCD screen and use it quite often. I personally like the bulk of this camera - I have a real problem with the thin pocket size cameras being able to handle them properly. It will take me a while to become proficient with all the new features on this camera as it would with any new camera with so many extra features. For someone with limited financial resources and who simply wants to take snapshots, there would be better choices but if you are wanting to take more than simple snapshots and have the resources available, you won't find a better camera with tremendous features and value for the money. I couldn't want any other camera as much as I love this one. Only one small complaint - the digital connection cover is awkward to open and awkward to insert the cable to connect the camera to the computer. Fantastic images.
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In my search for portability, I choose this camera over the Nikon coolpix 8100.
To me, the canon sx210 edged the nikon just because the manual shooting mode.
I own a DSLR and 2 prosumer camcorders, I also still own the canon S80 point and shoot, wich is an old model and I wanted an update in canon technology with the sx210. Recently I took this camera on a cruise ship, ( left my DSLR at home,did not want to hang a big chunk of camera on my neck) and this camera helped me do a pretty good job documenting my vacations with pics and videos. First of all I hated the zoom lever right away, is too small and flimsy it takes some use to it, the whole build of the camera feels flimsy, is plastic and very light in weight you have to be very delicate in the handling of this camera. The S80 feels more like a camera in every aspect.
In the photo side of the house, color acrracy, exposure, metering, focus speed I found it exellent. The image stabilization works well with the large zoom, of course the more stable your the better your long distance shots are gonna come out.
I found myself using the presets when I didn't have time to tweak, it worked out fine and i never lost the spur of the moment in any shots. In treaky situations manual mode is the way to go, if you use a DSLR before you'll feel right at home with this camera's manual mode. Also anybody with no experience with cameras can shoot very good pics in auto or easy modes in most shooting enviroments. The flash also works fine and you can increase or decrease the intensity, combine that with manual ISO, aperture and shutter speed and you will have perfect pics all the time.
In the video side of the house. In broad daylight you will get a beautiful 720p High def video (mov file format) but guess what; in low light is a different story, the camera manages to mantain color acurracy and brightness but the noise plague is inevitable. In mid to low light the white balance is a little slow adjusting, but of course you have white balance presets to overcome that. Also in low light the focus starts hunting(all cameras do in low light)and some time is really hard to get it back, so I quickly switch to manual focus, avoid zooming and ohh! what a difference that made. That's a general rule to shoot in low light for any camera not just the canon sx210, you have to know your camera well to get the best out of it.
I wanted portability and a little better quality of pics and vids than a smartphone. My overall experience with this camera has been very good so far. I did not expected DSLR nor prosumer camcorder performance but this camera can mimic such feats in a small tiny package.
2808845
I've always liked the digital elph line, but this one combines the Image Stabilization, the CMOS chip that does VERY well in low light situations (disclaimer, low light stationary, not a lot of movement), a very compact shape, and good MP and Zoom numbers.  I get absolutely fantastic quality shots in computer rooms without a flash, as well as with no-flash food shots in sometimes dim restaurants.  A great pocket camera that outshines any phone camera.
About the only thing I'm not thrilled with is the move by Cannon from heavier metal camera bodies to plastic... yes, it is substantially lighter, and certainly cheaper, but I am curious about the durability.
All in all though, I am without any regrets and would buy this one again in a second.