Digital Camera Under 40 Dollars

Under $5, how could you go wrong? Thank You!

I have used Hoya filterss for 40 years and had no problem buying them for my new digital camera.They are much better than cheaper filters that can cause distortion in your photographs. I have also purchased equipment from B&H since 1989 and never had a problem with any of my purchases.

I've been a professional photojournalist for 40 years, used all the top-of -the-line models from both Nikon (limited to film) and Canon (up to the 1D Mark IV). With few exceptions, such as needing a very long, 300mm or more, at f/2.8, lens, this camera can shoot ANY assignment a photojournalist is handed and do it with an image quality equaling or surpassing a top of the line full size DSLR. It has a learning curve you must master, but so does every high-end digital camera. After 40 years shooting, having a camera of such immense capability, stunning image quality and in size and weight equivalent to large bar of soap, can't be beat. If you're a veteran shooter, remember the size and quality of the Leica rangefinders. This camera is on par with the Leica and easily meets the requirements, and in many instance, surpasses the uses of a D5 or 1Dx. Think: small, unobtrusive, amateur-looking to the common folk and able to produce a stunning, high quality digital file. If you , like me, are at the point where you where to point your camera, and need not sport a huge DSLR with a equally large zoom, buy this camera. You will achieve what you see' by using this highly advanced digital camera.

40 vs 200 dollars, your choice. People put too much emphasis on the wrong things. 99.99% of people couldn't tell if you used a $40 filter or one that costs $200. This is a UV filter that I use to protect my modest $900 lens.

It is a really good camera for the size of it! I use it as camera next to my SLR. I also use it as my Under Water camera, much smaller and easier to handle than a SLR.

Under 20 bucks and it works

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

This digital converter by Wolverine has far exceeded what I thought it could do. I have 40 year old slides and negatives and it is reproducing images that are very close to the original color. I'd recommend it to anyone who needs to convert film negatives.

I use this case for my TASCAM DR-40 digital audio recorder. Keeps it protected while out in the field.

Good solid clamp - I use it to mount my Tascam DR-40 digital recorder to my tripod (also using a 1/4 to hot shoe adapter). Works a treat