Buy Digital Camera

If you need case for DIgital ELPH camera of appropriate size, like SD1300, buy it.

I use it as a back up for my digital camera.

Always buy western digital In all these years, they have always been the best.

I still like those films even if it is not digital. I hope to be able to buy them for many years...

I always buy Western Digital for the best quality product.

Next to an Arca Swiss ballhead the JOBY ballhead is the best buy for any small digital camera. I use the JOBY ballhead with a Leitz ballhead on a tripod with my iPhone 7. Good stuff.

I use this product to print photos taken with my digital camera. The 80 weight soft gloss HP photo paper always produces the best result for high quality photos. I would prefer to buy it in higher bulk than 25 sheets per package and that's the only negative. I would prefer to buy 100 sheets or 50 sheets per package but it is difficult to find and B & H doesn't offer it in that volume.

Extremely easy to learn how to use. Great buy for what you get. Auto is the easiest mode and photos look as any I have ever taken with a digital camera. Love the way you can see the image in very low light. 12X zoom the best I've had in a digital camera. Get a 8gig card and the picture are endless.... There price was the best around. Would definately purchase again.

So you know where I'm coming from: Shot medium format film in the 80's and 90's. Loved the image quality. And because of that experience, I couldn't bring myself to buy a digital camera that was only full frame that cost more than my Mamiya 645! Not trying to start any arguments here, I think digital full frame image quality is generally better than 35mm film, but I still couldn't buy it. Finally, with the Fuji 50R, I found a price point and a cropped medium format compromise I could live with. The Fuji 32-64 and this 250 are the 2 sharpest lenses I've ever owned. The image stabilization on the 250 is fabulous. Even with the 1.4 teleconverter(sorry it's not 1.9 or 2), I have taken seemingly impossible hand held shots at 1/30th of a second. To an old film guy, that's impressive. The engine image is a straight-out-of-the-camera jpg that has been resized for upload, but look at the severe crop of the front where one can easily read where the toolbox is. This is a handheld shot with the 1.4 teleconverter on a moving train. Auto focus and OIS on, F9, 1/180, ISO 400. I can live that.

The best film camera you can currently buy. It's a joy to use and such a wonderful experience compared to digital. Highly recommended.