Digital-Camera Reviews

This is by far the best photo paper out there! Colors look great! The surface is superb! I use this paper with my Canon i850 and it's fabulous... try this paper and it will be the only paper that you will ever want to use with your inkjet!

I have a Canon i950 that I hadn't been that happy with using photo paper by Burlington, Fuji, or Kodak. I purchased this to try to see if the poor quality of my prints was the printer or the paper. Having placed the Epson Premium Luster through several head to head comparisons tonight - the answer is that the printer is fine and the Epson Premium Luster is AWESOME.

The photos print just beautifully on this paper. Colors are crisp, droplets don't smudge together and the luster surface dries quickly. This has the look and feel of the paper that wedding photographer use. I printed both high pixel and low pixel count photos. The low pixel counts looked much better on this paper but the proof really comes on high pixel count photos. The resolution is lovely.

I've used my Epson 890 Printer now for many, many years. I was using Epson High Gloss Paper for my printing needs with great satisfaction. I tried this paper and boy did the picture pop when printed. Such a beautiful blend of colors, and a professional look, you will be truly amazed. I have always used Epson inks and the printer has worked perfectly. I will go into custom settings when printing and set the DPI to 2880. Between the high DPI setting and the Epson Premium Luster Paper I can't go wrong (and neither will you!). For that little "extra something" when it comes to printing your special photos believe me you'll be very happy with this paper.
Good luck!

I have been using this card for a few weeks now. It is cheap, fast and reliable. I use it in my Panasonic DMC-TZ1 camera and I can store video at the highest resolution and frame rate (VGA, 30 frames/sec) without hiccups or breaks.

I bought the Fujifilm Finepix A500 as a camera to pack in my PC case on business travel. I use it mainly to get candid snapshots in business meetings and conferences. It is small, discrete, and works well for the purpose intended. The 5MP resolution allows me to get quick shots without much care for composition, background clutter, etc. since I use a photo editor to take care of those tasks later-on. When buying this camera note that it does not have a case or much on-board storage. An XD memory card and a case are necessary. I also recommend getting a NiMH battery charger to keep battery replacement costs low.

I bought this Finepix A500 as a budget replacement for a digital camera that was recently stolen from me. I think its fair to say that you get quite a bit of camera for the money spent here (you can find this camera at several places on the internet for less than $120 , I bought my for 118.99 brand new with free shipping included), it has a 5 megapixel resolution and 3x optical zoom and takes great pictures , in a comparison of picture quality with a friend who has a Nikon that was about 4 times the price of this camera when we took the same pictures in identical situations with same picture settings this camera performed just as well with color and clarity just as vivid. Ok his camera has bells and whistles this one doesn't and more preset picture modes but for the average picture taker this is definitely a winner, great macro shots too and professional-looking clarity and resolution on 8X10 photos as well. The software wasn't quite as elaborate as my other camera's (an HP Photosmart) but I do my general photo editing with either Picasa or the basic Adobe Photoshop (both free downloads on the web) so I can't really see this as a downside either, definitely a satisfied buyer and user here.

This is a fantastic camera! I really can't say enough great things about it. I just upgraded my digital camera fortress with a Minolta 5D (SLR) and with this tiny baby. I had an Olympus Stylus 300, 3.2 mp for about 3 years now. The indoor pictures were always grainy and blurred, but outdoor pictures were beautiful. However, I felt that I needed more bang for my buck and began researching for a new digi cam. I came across this Fuji and noticed 1.) 5MP, 2.) Less than $200!!!, and 3.) Xd card compatible (i already had about 512 mb of xd cards for my Olympus camera).

So, I began testing out this new baby and found that: it is very tiny and light, every single picture is bright and crisp, and the LCD screen is big, bright and noticeable even in bright outdoor light!

The LCD screen is one of the best features. I always had trouble viewing pictures in outdoor light with my other camera, so my next camera purchase HAD to have a viewfinder. But I find I don't need the viewfinder option with the camera because the LCD screen is perfect in all lights...that is one of the best features, and for the price, you can't beat it!

I can't recommend this camera enough. But I would highly recommend purchasing rechargable AA batteries. Regular Alkaline AA batteries drain very quickly!

This case is nice! Gives my Sony T7 good protection. Should fit the T5 and T9 as well. Would have given it a "5", but no poutch for spare memory or battery.

If you have a T7, GET IT NOW! No better words to describe it than PERFECTION!

The case fits the camera perfectly and is well constructed. I would recommend this case to anyone with a Sony T type camera.

In general I am a happy camper with the products that I purchase from Amazon. I read the reviews myself before making decisions. The Accessory Kit is no exception. I am happy with it. No problems with the product. No problems with the purchase or delivery. Nothing to complain about.

This looks like a nice accessory package but I'm wondering if it will fit my Sony S90? The description indicates that it will work for the S60 which is basically the same camera. Has anyone had any experience using the case for the S90?

I like the Sony Camera Bag and Charger better than I thought I would. The camera bag has lots of little pockets and a reasonably sized accessory storage for it's size.

The batteries are 2500 mAh. Lots of power. Charging time is about 4 hours. Charger is AC 100 to 240 Volt 50 or 60 Hz. Unlike the photo shown on the Amazon web site at the time I purchased the Sony Accessory Kit, the charger does NOT come with a cord. Instead the compact charger has a rotating swing out two-prong AC plug built into the charger. I like it this way since I prefer fewer things to carry around when I travel. The product is shown correctly on Sony's web site for the Sony Accessory Kit ACC-CN3TR.

Although people had problems with the first generation of this grip, I've been completely satisfied with mine. Recently, I've been shooting with a 300 2.8L, and it would be much more difficult without the extra length the grip ads to the body. Similarly, the second set of buttons for vertical shooting makes a big difference, too. (One note: when shooting vertical, it is hard to actuate the thumb wheel and impossible to use the joy stick--which I do frequently to change focus points--without moving my right hand.) By holding two batteries, the grip also keeps me from worrying about running out of juice during high volume shooting sessions.
The grip still has a little flex in it, but I've never had any of the power problems that I've read about here and elsewhere.

This grip does add some weight to the 20D camera that I own, but I did not have a single problem with power!

well it was one of the best accessories that i can think of for this camera. fill it with two packs , shut it, and forget about ever needing batteries for a week or two of continous shooting..

awesome grip too and makes the 30d feel like a pro.
well anything more can i say. love the solid hold that i get on this camera.
well not for the weak or the fainthearted, for sure

Outstanding picture quality! Still can't believe the quality of the photos for this price, outstanding!

Purchased the printer from Calumet. Was packaged very professionally and completely. Arrived on time, in tact and in factory sealed packaging. Thank you Calumet

I can give this printer a high rating because the price makes it an exceptional buy.
It works great with the Mac and printing from Adobe Elements gives me the most consistent quality results of all.
There are some drawbacks related to printing at home, cost being one of the biggest. Another can be getting prints that are not true to color.
This printer integrates well with the computer color management and using a variety of papers.
Ink is expensive no matter which system you use so I won't bother griping about the price for Canon's. These cartridges do install cleanly and easily and pop consistently into alignment.
One thing I am surprised I didn't see mentioned much was the speed with which this thing prints. By far the fastest 8 X 10's at high quality of any printer I have owned. I mean significantly faster too.
Good luck!

I have a Hp officejet 7213 that has real small ink cartridges that cost over $30 each and run out of ink quickly. I had an Ebson C88 which prints terribly and after 3 sets of ink cartridges in a row clogged up, I threw it out. My new Cannon iP6000D is just wonderful. The prints, on photo paper, look like they came from the store. The cartridges are generious sized, and cost an amazing $6 ea. It prints quick, and never gives me any trouble. I love the media print feature, where I put in my camera memory card, view the picture right on the printer LCD screen, make any adj. I want, and presto, store quality prints.

I am using this tele-extender lens with my new Sony DSC-H5 camera, and it is really great. Sharp and clear, everything one could ask for.

I bought this conversion lens for my DSCH-1 camera. I first used it on a recent trip to Cape Cod and I was thrilled with the excellent photos I was able to take of distant objects (mainly boats and shorebirds). I take alot of photos to use as references for painting projects, and I was delighted with the high quality shots I was able to get using this lens. I also fount it easy to go back and forth between using the tele-converter lens and the regular lens on my camera.

I bought this for use with my DSC-H5 which only has 12X optical zoom :) I felt that I wanted more zoom capability and have been very happy with the results.

I did research on non-Sony lenses and ruled those out pretty quickly.