Canon Power Shot 16 Mp Digital Camera Wifi

I shot Canon 1D style bodies for some 16 years before getting the R5, so now my camera feels like it used to. Increased battery life is the real reason to get it, though. It's a little pricey, but you're getting more than just increased battery capacity. There's duplication of buttons and controllers so when you shoot vertically, everything is within easy reach of your right hand.

I am new to the m43 world. I have shot canon for years from film to digital with my main camera and lens combo a 5d3 and 35L. Got a g7 for a smaller family camera and for the video capabilities. This is a perfect camera. Super sharp. Quick. Good color. Oh and super small. If you have a m43 camera, this is a must own lens.

I love my Canon Rebel T6i.. and the power 24 mp works great with my high powered lens

I upgraded from the Nikon D7000 and it was worth it. 24 MP vs 16, 4k video, and also wireless control and photo downloads. The only negative is they went down to 1 card from 2. I also wish they integrated a GPS unit in the camera, since my 180 dollar Nikon coolpix has that. Otherwise a great all-round camera that is competitive in features and quality to much more expensive cameras.

I bought this for a Canon Power Shot SX720 HS and it fits very well and I am really glad I have it on my camera.

bought two, because my I own the canon Power-shot SX60 HS , where the door for the battery and sd card, is near the screw for the tripod and could not change the Battery if attached to the tripod. the man at B&H , was a great help and figure it out for me , by buying two of theses , and putting them together, it gave me room to open the camera door, while keeping the adopter on the camera for the tripod. it was not costly at all, for about 14.00 each.. it saved me time in stead of taking the camera off the tripod and unscrewing the the tripod adopter along , well worth it.. .I love B&H and love the adopter.. but love B&H more...lol p.s also the adopter lies fate on the camera , to keep the adopter on it to sit flat , love it

I own a Leica MP film camera as well as the Leica M11-P digital camera. Thanks to this diopter I can now focus my rangefinder cameras in lightening speed.

I previously had a Canon Power Shot camera, and was long overdue in getting a DSLR to take better pictures of my kids and family. I wanted a camera that would allow me to take up-close shots of my kids playing basketball, soccer, running cross country, etc. I did extensive research for weeks, looking at ALL brands and various pricepoints, and ultimately decided on the Pentax K-x. Well, on my very first two outings - the first a CC meet, and the 2nd a soccer game, I came back with dynamite photos of my kids, using the 55-300 lens that came in the package. I was able to simply hold the camera by hand (I have since bought a monopod) and take breathtakingly clear, colorful shots. I also wanted a camera that would do well in low light, as I like to take a lot of indoor shots of the kids at birthdays, etc., and thus far have been very pleased with the results. Overall, I think the Pentax K-x is an excellent buy for the $$$.

My last two Canon Power Shot cameras developed bent leaf style lens protectors from putting the camera into my pocket when traveling. I was able to continue using them only by using a very thin guitar or mandolin pick to carefully raise the bent leaf. Telling me to not put the camera in my pocket was not an acceptable answer for me. I really wanted the Canon G7X mk II for it's fast lens and other features but another bent lens leaf, on a $700 camera was not going to happen. Then a great salesman at Houston's Camera Exchange told me about a push on lens cover that was supposed to fit the camera perfectly. I checked it out and voila! It fits snugly and stays on. Good product.

I purchased this camera as an upgrade from the Canon, power shot SX5 IS for their greater zoom, video,resolution, etc. The quality is very good like the first.