Canon Digital Camera Latest Model 2015

I have used Canon products for years and this is my fifth Canon digital camera. I have always wanted a pro model and finally took the plunge and I couldn't be happier. This is an excellent sports camera as well as using it for landscape and portrait shots. My grandkids won't outrun this baby!

Can't say enough about all the benefits of this camera body. Came from film cameras (D5 latest) to digital (D200, D700, D750, D850). TZhe D850 is supreme!!!!

Compact design, this latest model incorporates the new rycote mount to reduce camera shake noise. And what about the outstanding warranty? Who, today, provides a five year warranty? That alone made this selection process a no-brainer for me.

Perfect fit & performance for my model iMac late 2015 27in

This is my second one. I purchased one back in 2015, when Nikon first introduced the model; and I loved it. Recently, when the price was half of what it was in 2015; I decided to buy another one. Thus making my old one my backup.

I use the on my Canon EOS M mirrorless digital camera works good. all is well.

I only wish Canon would stop reinventing the batteries with each and every camera model they come out with. I have way too many batteries that can never be used again and there is nothing wrong with them.

This is a very nice camera bag - not too expensive, well made and perfect for my new digital camera. I like that this model has the adjustable 'walls' for the interior, and it has the extra flap below the top of the bag for extra protection. I was hoping that it would be just a teeny bit smaller, so that I could put the whole bag into my oversized travel purse (for when I travel) but realistically this bag holds everything perfectly, with a comforting amount of protection for my precious gear!

This is our third Canon Powershot camera. First two are still functioning but just wanted newer features and speed of latest models. Excellent choice for point and shoot applications

There are always those times, particularly in professional audio after we switch everything over to the latest and greatest, when we wish we could still make use of that old gear that seems no longer compatible, and that seems to have no replacement! And then of course we don't want to go through a lot of audio converters after we already have exactly what we want in the digital domain... So, welcome to the world of format converters! I found this little box to be extremely handy interfacing COAX/SPDIF outboard gear back to the DAW, either through sample rate converters or directly to an AES/EBU digital interface. In our particular case we use an RME ADI-192 DD to downsample digital output from Pro Tools HD for use by, let's say an old PCM-80 or a couple of Kurzweil Rumours. This drives the cables in both directions with perfect synchronization, no digital clicks or pops, and everything stays squeaky-clean without the need to worry about the length of the cable runs, etc. It's a unit you can trust, but buying a few copies WILL run you some change...