Canon Sure Shot 80 Tele

I use it to take picture with my Canon Sure Shot ACE camera. It has great picture quality and very easy and convenient to use. My family loves it.

Had to replace my old battery in my older Canon Sure Shot underwater point and shoot camera. The Panasonic CR123A had it working and shot a bunch of underwater reef photos with it.

Nikon doesn't currently offer many FX tele zooms (or primes for that matter) that are somewhat affordable. If you're a serious hobby photographer like me, and you tend to shoot a whole lot more below 85mm, but need a longer zoom for those occasions, this is probably the one. The price is better when Nikon bundles a discount with a DSLR body. Sure, it's f5.6 @ 300mm....but the VR will help out with that. Sure, it won't freeze action...but if you have a full frame camera like the D600, 610, 700, 750, etc, you can cheat a little since the high iso is so clean. Performance overall is good for what it is, don't expect it to compete with a $$zoom because it's not. However, it also doens't have the size or weight. I like the idea of the new Nikon 70-200mm f4 VR, but since I don't shoot a lot of tele it's hard to justify, and side from the price that lens is 11 inches long!Complements a 24-70mm or 24-120mm nicely.

IN PAST USED THE NIKON 80-400 AND WAS ABLE TO GET GOOD IMAGES QUALITY. AUTO FOCUS FOR FLYING BIRDS LAGGED. I ALSO USED THE 70-200 (CRYSTAL CLEAR) WITH A 1.7 TELE-CONVERTER...MUCH BETTER THAN THE 80-400..BUT NEEDED MORE MAGNIFICATION. THIS IS A BEAUTY OF A LENS: QUICK SHARP FOCUS EVEN WITH THE 1.4 &1.7 TELE (NIKON). DEFINITELY RECOMMEND TO A FRIEND. ADVANCED AMATEUR.

Bought to use with Nikon D300s using an 80-400mm lens and 2x tele extender. Steady as a rock, even in the Rocky Mountain winds. Base plate takes some getting used to for attachment, but not a deal breaker.

I use this for my Canon 2x tele-extender. Perfect fit.

I've tried these tele's in the past and was not impressed. I shot multiple swim meets with this attached to the 70-200 and very impressed. Yes, you drop to 5.6, but the image quality was very good.

I purchased it to replace the cap on a tele canon lens, since the Canon cap is difficult to access with the hood mounted. The logo on the front is larger than any Canon logo - everybody thinks I switched to Nikon.

IT IS VERY GOOD SOLID IF U WANT TO GET SMOTH SHOT MAKE SURE THAH U PRESS THE TRIGGER BOTTOM ALL THE TIME AND USE THE JOY STICK BOTTOM UO AND DOWN LEFT OR RIGHT IN ORDER TO ABTAIN THE BEST SMOOTH VIDEO

Used to mount a Sure Shot Reflex Sight on camera. Wish they made a 2 version. Had to cut 2 off to mount on camera.