Slr Camera Small

Small and powerful... don't forget this accessory, because I prefer this option with SLR camera that a selfie with smartphone...

I am amazed at all the advanced features of this small camera, many of which exceed my big Canon SLR. Easy to learn and operate as it has a similar control techniques to other canon cameras. The touch screen display is fairly large and useful for many functions. I have not had a chance yet to take a lot of photos with it, so I cannot comment on its resolution and accuracy. With it f1.8 lens max opening, and high ISO setting it should be great in low light situations. Best of all, I really like that it can easily be placed in the pocket of my paints when not in use.

I use this for dust off from Lenz and camera when I change Lenz on SLR camera. The size is just right for me. I have small hands and just fit in my hands. The air blow is strong enough to do good dust off job. IT is also fits nicely in my camera bag. So I always carry with the camera.

This bag is perfect for small camera setups. I use it for my Nikon FM2 with three lenses. It is very small but the FM2 is a small compact SLR so the bag is just right. A 50mm, 135mm and my 20mm fit right inside and I can even keep the 135 mounted on the camera and stow it in the bag with no issues. The bag is top quality construction and just as well, it's made in the USA. As far as I'm concerned it's a winner.

This very compact lens allows me to use my SLR almost anywhere as I would do with a small point and shoot. I've used the DA 40mm XS on my old Pentax K10D that has now found a new live as a camera for vacation and any situation when you don't want to transport a big camera-lens kit. Because the Pentax bodys are small, it's easy to put it in your pocket. The 40 mm with the 1.5X factor is perfect for many situations (portrait, landscape...) Only two small cons : it gives a bizarre look to your camera and the lens hood is not thightly attached.

I usually use a Canon SLR, but for street photography this camera fits the bill. Its so small that its fits in a pocket, but is loaded with features. The Street Edition comes with a viewfinder so you can save battery life and keep the display off. The pictures are always razor sharp.

This camera is my second camera, for when I do not want to carry the SLR equipment. It is surprisingly small, even for an IXUS, and fits easily in a pocket. I always have this camera with me, and take a lot of photos I otherwise wouldn't. This camera is significantly smaller than my old Canon PowerShot S80, and the image quality is better. There is no point in comparing this to an SLR, of course, and I really like that it is a compact camera that does not try to be anything more, as the Canon G10, etc do. This camera is tiny, well-built, easy to use and very responsive. It has a very short start-up time, and focus is achieved quickly. When pre-focused, there is practically no shutter lag. The image stabilizing, face detection, auto ISO, etc all help to get great photos - and they can all easily be deactivated also. Canons menu system, the button layout, etc is very thought through. The buttons have a distinct snappy feeling to them, and the metal body feels very solid. Excellent everyday camera, highly recommended.

This is my fifth Canon SLR camera but as a small, grandmotherly person I've always used aps-c format. Very pleased with R6's small form factor, and light weight. R6's great low-light performance is very noticeable, and a highly useful improvement over my previous 80D. Overall image quality is also improved even using the same lenses. Super easy to use controls. Easy to open up to control DoF or customize AF point, or etc on the fly. Very happy with this camera for both personal travel and professional RE photography work.

I bought this back when I had a small SLR and have since upgraded to a full field Canon SLR and I Series lenses and this unit is still rock solid. I also love the one control to move the camera and the extended arm allows for very fine adjustments. Also great with my movie camera for all the same reasons. Yes, you must use the lens support and not the camera with heavy loads. I also like firmly, supporting the camera to the mount vs using the quick disconnects. May seem old fashioned but REALLY strong and nothing to slip!

This is a great product. It is great of you need a small box for SLR lenses, or a small compact digital camera. I strongly recommend this product.