Professional Camera Magazine

Better than a magazine.

Based on the reviews by "Magazine Guy" and "DR McKenzie," I went straight to "Professional Mode" and started working on 50 year old color slides. Just playing with the controls in that mode, I am finding out how to do amazing things. The pictures look better than when the slides were new. I haven't tried black and white, yet but I am assuming it will be as good. I am wondering if I can use it for some "off spec" operations, like dealing with old 110 film, and a few other odd sizes. I hope so, and if I can, I will be truly astounded.

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Bought this generic Canon camera strap for something I had never thought of until I read an article in a camera magazine. None of us want a snatch and grab thief to know what Canon camera we have. This strap doesn't reveal camera type - only that it is a Canon product. For all a thief knows, you may be shooting photos with a Canon T5i. In reality, you might have a Canon R6 Mark II in your hands.

I've only had it for about a week but it takes great pics, nice zoom & it's a nice looking camera! I publish a magazine & will be using this camera to take photos for my publication.

I am a fashion photographer for a local Magazine in Memphis TN. I must say that I use this lens all the time!! I never take it off from my camera, period!

I read about this camera in a magazine and decided to check it out. Am very surprised by th quality of photos and by the speed of the camera. I have been taking a lot of photos and exeprimenting with it ever since I bought it and would recommend it to everyone.

Using paper mounted slides never had a jamming problem with this magazine!

We use this scanner for photographic scanning, scanning newspaper and magazine articles,and we have only good things to say about the scanner. It is superb.

I was looking for something to give my seniors and models that magazine fashion look, and this fashion gray paper was just the ticket!