Canon Ixus 190 Digital Camera Silver

I purchased an Olympus PEN-F as a personal collector item. No I'm not a collector, but I wanted this camera because of its superb performance and vintage appeal in a modern digital camera. It is a silver trim body to which I added a silver Kit lens and a brown leather 1/2 case. It looks fantastic and since it was one of the few digital cameras offering an old fashioned screw type remote shutter release, I had to add the final touch. That showed up in the form of a beautiful, natural wood, Soft Shutter Release button. The PEN-F is now complete. TAH DAAH!!

Ursa Mini battery palte hold my AB Digital 190 batteries quite well. Easy to install and since it comes pre-soldered with a Molex connector installed without any effort.

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

A great low cost battery for my Canon ELPH 190. Holds a charge for a long time, charges with no problems noted. Great spare to carry if you know you'll be taking a lot of pictures.

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

I use digital negatives to make silver gelatin prints, carbon prints, cyanotype prints, and Palladium prints. Pictoricos Ultra Premium OHP is my film of choice. It works beautifully for my work.

This is my best film for digital negatives for silver gelatin darkroom printing. Recently I printed silver prints from digital negatives,created on this film 5 years ago and result is wonderful. Ron Reeder was right,recommending this film in his bookDigital Negatives. For alternative process with UV light I use a different Pictorico-OHP Transparency film.

I have been using this digital paper exclusively. I find the results to be the closest to the silver gelatin papers I printed my black and white film negatives with. True whites and blacks,and I prefer the soft gloss finish.

This is a charger for my first Canon digital camera. Changes the battery completely in no time at all

This is a great little tripod which I use for travel or quick day trips. I own the Manfrotto BeFree One and 190 (aluminum) but usually grab the BeFree GT for hiking and/or overnight treks. It holds up well in water, mud, and snow. Ive had no issues with twist locks; they stay secure. No need to over loosen to open the legs, quarter turn does the trick. It is light so Ive had it blow over (w/o camera mounted) in high winds. However, never an issue with the camera on it. Ive used it with my MFT Olympus and my Nikon D810 with a 70-200 attached. No worries on maintaining the bigger kit. When I do want the extra security, I grab the 190. Overall, a great everyday all weather tripod  - just keep an eye on it during very high wind. Enjoy.