Canon Camera Reviews

My Canon one cracked, so I looked at the reviews on canon and Hoya and the reviews are right on about Hoya .

Professional- I was about to go with Nikon for my business, but looked at reviews on imaging resource and compared All the great Nikons, including Full frame and believe it or not, this little jewel beat the D90 hands down on high iso shooting. The kit lenses are also sharper on Pentax than on Nikon & Canon kits. It even looked better than some of the full frame camera comparisons between Nikon & Canon. The KX just came out, so there's not a lot of reviews, but the ones that are out there, convinced me that it is better than the more expensive name brands. And yes, I am pleased with the image quality.Bought it here at BH - used the money I saved to add TTL flash, and off camera bracket & diffuser. Plan to buy another at BH for back up camera.

I was skeptical of all the positive reviews I had read of this lens but they were all right on target. This lens is amazing. I expected much more distortion than it exhibits off axis and on the level there is virtually none. 14mm is wide enough for my needs and it's really nice to have the extra brightness of f 2.8. I've had it out on two client shoots so far and results were super. Images are sharp, the color is great. It's also beautifully made and operates smoothly. It is heavy and large but that's the price of a big piece of glass. If you need a great wide angle lens this one won't disappoint even at f 2.8! And the canon in camera lens correction options all work flawlessly. The camera thinks this is a canon lens!

After reading reviews I decided to buy the camera anyway, after all it's a canon. I own 50, 60 and 80D cameras and have been very satisfied. The in camera video editing is nice and I downloaded software to extract single frames. I have none of the issues some people talked about. This is an excellent camera.

After reading tons of reviews I opted for the Sport version of this lens. If you dig a little, the reviews state that this lens is heavier than the Contemporary version because it is built way more rugged. It also focuses faster on moving subjects. I bought this lens for my Canon 5D MK4 for when I am photographing birds and other wild animals that I don't really want to get close to. I haven't tried it on a camera with an APS-C sensor but it works very well with the full sized sensor on my 5D. If you have tried selling stock photos you know how picky they are. Shutterstock has been accepting most of my photos using this body / lens combination. That says it all about the quality of images you can get with this lens and a pro body. This lens is heavy and rugged. This camera / lens combination weighs almost ten pounds so you need a very solid tripod. The lens hood has an unusual mount, but is solid and well designed. At about a sixth the price of a Canon 600mm "L" series lens, it is well worth the money.

I purchased this harness after reading a lot of reviews. I use it with my Canon 5D Mark IV and the Tamron 70-200 on one side and the EOS R with a Canon 24-70. Balance is nice, not a lot of pendulum swing. Easy to put on and adjust. I did change the attachments to the camera because I didn't want all the excess strap on the camera when then strap wasn't attached. Op/Tech provides a lot of options for attaching the strap to the camera. I'd suggest viewing the options on their website for guidance. If you need to carry two cameras, I highly recommend this dual strap.

I bought a new Canon D80 for Christmas and needed a good tripod for the camera. �I shoot indoor stills but still wanted the versatility to take my camera and tripod out. I researched LOTS of tripods, reading reviews, looking at other resources for reviews and finally narrowed the search to this tripod and one other. The biggest complaint about this tripod seemed to be the height isn't as tall as some would like. Well, I am under 5' so the height is great for me. I haven't had it all the way extended yet and it is a great height. The ball head is very smooth and easy to adjust. I have a level on my camera to fine-tune the level. The tripod is sturdy but not too heavy. I like the base plate the camera sits on. There is a safety lock so the camera does not slide off the tripod. I have used this tripod with my 55-250mm lens shooting the full moon on New Year's Eve and there was no shake or movement from the tripod. This is a great tripod for the under $200 price point, which is what I was looking for.

Purchased this for the Canon R5C. After reading reviews of the card not being recognized by the camera, I was a bit wary, but the positive reviews far outweighed the negatives and I couldn't look passed the great price. The card is recognized by the camera after being formatted. We'll have to wait and see if it does get corrupt..... i hope not.

After reading reviews of third party and homemade remote switches that didn't work or, in some cases, damaged Canon cameras, I decided to go with the Canon remote made specifically for my camera and similar models. The price point for this quality item is right on. It's small but easy to handle and the half-depressed button function is exactly like the regular shutter button on the camera itself. I've used it with the viewfinder as well as the live view function without any problems. Most of my photos using it have been on a tripod and using a macro lens (the obvious reason for using a remote switch). If your camera allows mirror lockup like my EOS 70, this remote allows the absolutely sharpest pictures possible. Love it!

Only had the tubes for a few hours but I am impressed. I read MANY reviews B and H and Adorama reviews before purchasing. What I found was that older reviewers complained about poor fit of tubes to camera and tubes to lens. Newer reviewers did not complain about the fit. GLAD I bought them. They fit nicely to each other, to the camera and to the lens. Electronic connections operate correctly, both focus control and aperture control. I purchased the tubes to photograph film slides. Using a Canon 80D with a Canon 50mm lens and the 12mm and 20mm tubes the slide fills the frame. It is definitely very cool. I feel the tubes are well worth the price.