Canon Power Shot Elph 135

I have recently converted to digital from film, an am using a Canon T2i, with the 18-135 kit lens. In the past I have used mostly canon equipment dating back to my first which was a Canon 7, I was not satisfied with the capabilities of the 19-135 kit lens for closeup work and being on a tight budget (VA Disability & SS) I can not afford a prime Macro Lens, so I did my due dillegence and researched the alternatives. While extension tubes, and bellows are available, they are somewhat cumbersome to use, and I tried the Tiffen Lens, and was pleasently supprised with the IQ, and relative ease of use. The major shortcomings that I have found is that focus is extremely critical, even a slight breeze on a flower can ruin a shot, but this is true of any Macro shot. Also when stacking the lenses dust can get on the elements which will degrade the IQ, I recommend a through cleaning of each lens when stacking to prevent this. The last negative effect is that there is a noticeable loss of light transmission which can be compensated for by using the largest f-stop possible, and living with a slightly reduced DOF.

Bought the ELPH 360hd. Impressed with the camera. B+h had the best price for this camera by a longggg shot. Received my order in less than 24hrs from NJ.

this screen protector works perfectly . I installed it on my Elph 360 point and shot. It took all of about 3 minutes to install, Just cleaned off the screen , removed the paper and placed it on the screen. You do NOT use any type of cleaning materials before using the screen protector. You only just have to totally wipe of the screen with a micro cloth. That's it.

Plenty of power to see you shot.

This will be used as a Becca battery for my canon G2 power shot. So far I like it it works well and the price was right.

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.

I love Canon leather cases....used one for my power shot for 6 years and it's still in great shape. This case is cheaper than the molded leather one for the S95,and it's just as good.

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 have a very old version of the canon power shot that has been with me on all my kayaking trips! Very lightweight...I am upgrading to get more zoom for those nature shots, and this camera is a dream...features just like a multi lens dslr. A little more weight than I would like but still compact to take on those out of the way nature trips.

Shot this the other day with the Sony 6400 and the Sony E 18-135 lens. A great combination!