Cheap Good Digital Cameras

UV is not necessary for digital cameras, but it is good to have it on just for protection.

I add these to all my digital cameras. They're cheap insurance. If they crack or break, simply replace them. It's a LOT cheaper than repairing or replacing the LCD (assuming you can without exceeding the price of the camera).

I have 1 for each of my 4 digital cameras because they are the do everything lens.

Not cheap, but way ahead of a lot of other cameras.

Great for digital cameras

It's Holga. If you don't know what it is, research it first before thinking about getting one. These cameras are so cheap and * that it makes them good.

Great for digital cameras. Long lasting.

Lumix is the best brand of digital cameras so I would not use anything but the best battery in them.

Now able to use my old FD lenses on my digital cameras.

I have been using Pentax digital cameras for 5 years now. I have own and use a Pentax *ist DL, K-x, two K-200D's and now a K-7. I have enjoyed every Pentax camera I have, but the K-7 is truly an artist's camera. Removed of superfluous gimmicks, the K-7 is incredibly versatile and with configurable options and architecture for getting exactly the shot you want. The pictures, especially compared to Canon and Nikon are much sharper, are accepted and edited will in Aperture in RAW format and produce excellent prints and other digital media. The video is excellent and in many ways surpasses other DSLR video I have seen. As with many, it is less than idea in very low light, but does competitively well. The battery grip by Pentax is overpriced in my opinion but still a good option and makes the camera much more ergonomic for the grip. Consider a third party battery grip of good quality. Haven't found anything that is remotely a functional or performance deal breaker with this camera. Great quality build and body, great functionality and superior images. instantly my favorite camera to use.