Digital Slr With Good Video Recording

A good size for an SLR or lower profile Digital camera. and a lens or two.

I love this camera almost more than my digital SLR! Very high quality pics and video from this super small digital marvel! I replaced my Canon SD 1000 with this model and have been very pleased. Perfect for travel! Way to go Canon!

I use this tripod for my video work with a digital SLR. The fluid head is not the best, but for the price and quality, this is a great buy.

i use the mic on my canon slr when interviewing celeberties and or just captureing background sound, i love the RODE mic casue it addes bass to the voice and a full sound to your video production it make a 120% difference when ur recording video the voice of the person whome your speaking to, the great part is that block out the annoying wind in the mic sound and it has 2 setting high and low for your recording choiceits just an all around excelent Mic thabks so much RODE for making great products,... jamie =^,,^=

I bought this to protect the lenses of my digital SLR.

A quality strap system I use on all my digital SLR's!

I found these an inexpensive way to use the 52mm filters I have from my SLR on my digital compact, rather than buying all new filters. Good quality.

A good product and is all I need for recording our video courses.

This film is wonderful--it (along with Fuji Acros for B&W) caused me to sell my digital SLR and move (back) to my Pentax LX. Wonderful skin tones, amazingly fine grain, great scanning performance.I develop it either with the Tetenal Press Kit or using a lab, either way the results are wonderful. It handles mixed lighting very well; tungsten mixed with flash is no problem. You can always get detail back. I've exposed it at 400 (both by accident by forgetting to change ISO on my meter, and on purpose to test the results) with and without push processing and got good results. This film can handle it.I have not tried optical printing yet, but the results from scanning and digital printing are stellar. RA-4 is a little more advanced than I'm willing to take on when the results from scanning are so good.Only flaw? It's a fairly slow film; best used in daylight or with strobes. I like that because it allows me to control my lighting, plus I get very fine grain with slower film. Even with digital I rarely went higher than ISO 400. If you need faster film, look at Portra 400 which is very similar to 160 in terms of color reproduction, and while the grain is a bit more noticeable it's nothing like most other 400 speed films.And yes, this film is a C-41 standard process film, so in theory you can get it processed at a local drug store. I've never had good luck with my local drug stores processing (I'd rather scratch my negatives myself), but if yours is good this is a huge bonus. A CD and prints in about an hour for about $15. How much Portra 160 can I shoot before it's cheaper to buy a Digital SLR again, and play the endless upgrade game?I am very happy with Portra 160 and my manual focus 35mm SLR.

I received this digital monoculture sample for free. I was able to use it on several occasions. The pictures and video recording is incredibly good. The size fits perfectly in my palm and in my pocket. Recommend for bird watchers and for that quick zoom shot.