Editorial Review

The Canon PIXMA iP6700D Photo Printer is a versatile photo-printing powerhouse. Its patented print head technology and six ink tanks produce beautiful, long-lasting prints with startling color and detail. The extra-large, 3.5-inch color LCD viewer lets you enhance images before printing, and advanced paper handling increases your productivity. Plus, you can print from your computer, compatible memory cards, cameras, Bluetooth devices, and even camera phones. Ideal for home use, this economic, high-performance unit looks sleek and stylish on a desktop.Read more

Features

• Features patented print head technology and six ink tanks to produce beautiful, long-lasting prints with startling color and detail
• Extra-large 3.5-inch color LCD viewer lets you enhance images before printing; advanced paper handling increases your productivity
• Print from your computer, compatible memory cards, cameras, Bluetooth devices, and even camera phones
• Uses Canon's ChromaLife100 system, including FINE print head technology, for vivid photo printing
• Photo printer delivers 4 x 6 inch borderless photos in 47 seconds 8 by 10 inch photos in 76 seconds

Reviews (4)

TERRIBLE RELIABILITY
Even though I have used my printer (a Pixma 5000) very lightly, it jams regularly on Canon photo paper and then spills ink everywhere. Today it went into "service error 5700" and it doesn't work any more, even after rebooting it five times.
Why did I wait so long?
I am a very loyal consumer and will generally stay with the specific brands I buy. This was true with Epson printers that I have purchased for many years. Common sense finally took hold after the last tank change and subsequent 6 head cleanings before a good print could be made, not to mention almost 1/4 of the tank depleted. (at least by their monitoring system) Tired of wasted ink and paper, nozzle cleans, tank changes for 1 low color, etc., I decieded to make the change to Canon and purchased the ip6700D. Setup on my Intel driven Imac was a breeze! Talk about instant gratification! My very first print came out flawless with better resolution and sharpness than any Epson I have owned. I even had to look to see if it was doing anything during printing, unlike the Epson that was only rivaled by the dishwasher for making noise! Individual print setup was also a snap. The quality, paper and other parameters were simple utilizing the supplied software. I found the "trimming" capabilities were better and easier than some of my high dollar graphic programs I have. I printed out a box (100) of 4" x 6" prints, one after the other and didn't lose 1 sheet from a malfunction of the printer. No head cleaning. no alignments, no getting ready to do a tank change! Nothing but high quality prints. At least the remaining Epson borderless premium glossy paper worked well.
A Fast, Fine Printing Machine
My setup: Dell Dimension 9100, nVidia 6800, Dell 19" ultrasharp flat panel, Photoshop Elements 3, Nikon Coolpix 5700 camera. For the initial setup, I inserted the CompactFlash card from the Nikon into the printer and printed a picture on plain paper. This was to determine the printer worked properly out of the box. The results were fine. The 3.5" display is clear and easy to work with. The printer controls are, for the most part, understandable and easy to use. You could do a lot of printing with this machine without a computer and would need only a minimum of reference to the manual.
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Features

• 10-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 18 x 24-inch prints
• 3x optical zoom; 2.5-inch LCD display
• Sleek titanium body and perpetual curve design; touch-control dial for increased usability
• Stores images on SD cards; powered by Lithium-ion rechargeable battery NB-5L
• ISO now ranges from 80-1600; now supports SDHC cards (Secure Digital cards with over 2 GB capacity)

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Great quality, great pictures, amazing PnS camera.
Yesterday, I got home with my new sd800. And due to the scrutiny of the forums, I immediately had to test it. I compared exact duplicate shots from my SD550 to this "upgrade" sd800. I am very sad to say that in normal shooting conditions, this model just couldn't keep up. The main things I saw the sd800 losing horribly to the sd550 in were: picture clarity, sharpness (edge to edge) and color accuracy (the sd800's produces a very warm shot, too much yellow & red). This was a disappointment indeed when you compare the fact that my sd550 is almost a year old.
Nice, sleek, sharp,... noisy
10 megapixels, digital macro, telephoto, high ISO, higher definition video, less noise even at higher ISO settings. A nice little package that is worth the upgrade from the SD700 series, and coupled with a 4GB Sandisk SDHC, you got yourself a semi-proffesional, portable photography platform...
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Features

• 8.0-megapixel CMOS sensor captures enough detail for photo-quality 16 x 22-inch prints
• Captures images at a rate of up to 3 frames per second
• DIGIC II Image Processor provides fast, accurate image processing
• Fast start-up time--.2 seconds
• Powered by rechargeable Lithium-ion battery (included, with charger)

Reviews (194)

Great Camera
I have had digital cameras for about 5 years and still own an Olympus 5 megapixel, and a Casio 7 megapixel. Seems like Megamixels alone just don't cut it for me.
Great Camera
Have had this camera for nearly a month now, and I have to say it is truly great for the following reasons:
Very Pleased!!
I am a severe novice at photography and do not know much on the subject but I really wanted to take better pictures of my boyfreind who does freetstyle motocross.I was having a hard time getting the timing down and getting a good zoom with my old camera and with this camera I have been getting some amazing pictures. At first when reading the manual I became extremely overwhelmed and scared that I made a bad decision.I still do not know what the fancy functions are and how to use them.But I did find that it is very user friendly if you just go with the automatic shooting modes. I'm very excited about the wonderful picture quality I've been getting. Some of his sponsors are even using my shots for their advertisements! I highly recommend this camera!!! ... Read more

Features

• Digital video camera that records straight to 3-inch DVD-R/RW media
• 25x optical zoom with built-in image stabilizer; 2.7-inch LCD screen
• Canon's DIGIC DV image processor for vivid video and exceptional color quality
• Widescreen Button lets you switch from standard 4:3 to 16:9 Widescreen Mode
• Level Shot Control provides horizontal gridlines in the viewfinder for more professional framing

Reviews (9)

Canon DC100
I Love this camcorder.This is the third camcorder I have had.The first being the humongus VHS.I had to rest it on my shoulder to use it.The second was a VHS-C which was about half the size of the first.This one is so small and compact, I can carry it in my pants pocket.It takes excellent video and I like the review screen where I can pick out the video I want to watch.My Daughter likes it so much, she is looking to buy one also. Canon rules.

Excelent Buy and excelent service
I am from Colombia, and consider this product whith high Quality and my requirements of client service were atended fastly and satisfactory, I recommend to buy this product by quality and service.

Great Brand!
Canon is one of the better brands out there for cameras. I bought this as a gift and have heard good things about it. I recommend Canon for all your video and still needs. ... Read more

Features

• 5-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 13 x 17-inch prints
• 2.5-inch LCD display; optical viewfinder; 3x optical zoom
• Shoot high-quality movies at up to 60 frames per second with Fast Frame Rate Movie Mode
• DIG!C II Image Processor for faster processing, vibrant colors, and excellent image quality
• 12 shooting modes including My Color settings for customization while shooting

Reviews (139)

Great compact camera!
Love this camera. I've owned The SD300, and SD400 and finally this one. Really like using it. The burst is awesome and takes pics rally fast during daytime. Nightime shooting is a little slower, but expected from a digital camera this size.

Fast repair
I asked for this camera for my birthday based on the favorable Amazon reviews.I received it in April and have been very happy with the photos it has taken.Unfortunately in August it stopped working.However, I sent it in with my receipt and they fixed it with no questions and I had it back in my hands in about two weeks or less.I think this is a great little camera for daily point-and-shoot and I would buy from Canon again based on their excellent customer service.

Great features - fragile screen!!!!
Our unit at work purchased several of these cameras for documenting field work.Even though we have all taken great care with them, we have 2 broken LCD screens which means the camera is pretty much junk.
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Features

• HDV camcorder with 1/2.7-inch CMOS image sensor
• High-definition 10x optical zoom lens; super-range optical image stabilizer
• Advanced photo features: up to 3-megapixel stills, histogram display, built-in flash, and more
• 2.7-inch color widescreen LCD; color viewfinder
• Easy one-hand operation; ultra-compact and lightweight

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Perfect Travel & Casual Use Video Camera
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Editorial Review

For an uncompromising mix of ease of use, affordability and outstanding features, look no further than the Canon Digital Rebel XT. Featuring an 8.0 Megapixel CMOS sensor, Canon's DIGIC II Image Processor, and compatibility with over 50 EF Lenses, this digital SLR offers outstanding performance for both the serious photographer and the weekend photographer who just wants to take great pictures.Read more

Features

• 8.0-megapixel CMOS sensor captures enough detail for photo-quality 16 x 22-inch prints
• Includes Canon's EF-S 18-55mm, f3.5-5.6 zoom lens
• DIGIC II Image Processor provides fast, accurate image processing; captures images at a rate of up to 3 frames per second
• Fast start-up time--.2 seconds
• Powered by rechargeable Lithium-ion battery (included, with charger)

Reviews (194)

Great Camera
I have had digital cameras for about 5 years and still own an Olympus 5 megapixel, and a Casio 7 megapixel. Seems like Megamixels alone just don't cut it for me.
Great Camera
Have had this camera for nearly a month now, and I have to say it is truly great for the following reasons:
Very Pleased!!
I am a severe novice at photography and do not know much on the subject but I really wanted to take better pictures of my boyfreind who does freetstyle motocross.I was having a hard time getting the timing down and getting a good zoom with my old camera and with this camera I have been getting some amazing pictures. At first when reading the manual I became extremely overwhelmed and scared that I made a bad decision.I still do not know what the fancy functions are and how to use them.But I did find that it is very user friendly if you just go with the automatic shooting modes. I'm very excited about the wonderful picture quality I've been getting. Some of his sponsors are even using my shots for their advertisements! I highly recommend this camera!!! ... Read more

Editorial Review

Whether you are sitting in the nose-bleeder seats of a stadium or an opera house, with Canon's 10x30 IS binoculars you'll get an outstanding close-up view of the action. The binoculars are designed to fit perfectly in your hands and have a rubber coating for nonslip grip and protection from damage. The focus dial is center-mounted and the image stabilizer controls are easily accessible from either hand. Canon's optical image stabilization technology eliminates shake and reduces curvature of field. The image stabilizer operates with two AA batteries. A BP-B1 battery pack is included. The lenses are coated with Super Spectra multicoating that improves image quality by maximizing contrast and minimizing color smear.Read more

Features

• 10x magnification in a compact design
• Built-in optical image stabilization uses 2 AA batteries
• Super Spectra multicoating and lead-free glass lenses
• Long 14.5mm eye relief
• Weighs only 21 ounces

Reviews (41)

Excellent for the price and the capabilities
We live at the edge of a bay and do a fair amount of bird and boat watching.We've been using the binoculars for five months now and find them GREAT for that purpose.We use them constantly and the IS feature takes the annoying flutter away.We would like to get another pair for the car.Can't recommend them highly enough.

Great!
These binoculars work great!The image stabilization works like a charm, and the optical quality is very sharp and clear.My only beefs are that 1) there are no lens caps for the rear lenses - this seems absurd to me, and 2) the IS button is very small and centered, so you have to hold the binocs a certain way with both hands in order to press the button.Seems that it should have had a much larger button or buttons on the sides.

stable view makes binocs worth using
I go to an occasional football or other sports game, and would like to get closer to the action.Or I'd like to look at the stars, or at a bird in a tree, or to see what that stick is that is resting on my roof, or whatever.The image stabilizing thing is great.It's not a marketing hype, something that sounds nice but is so-so when using.The I/S feature really is great--it removes all the hand-holding shaking from the view, and keeps things really really focused on what you are looking at.You can get some drift, which means the thing you are looking at can gradually move out of the field of vision, cuz of your hands/arms are gradually moving away from it.But you can get it right back in.I think how this thing works is that when you click the I/S button (on top of the binocs, easy to find), there is a built-in feed back that takes part of the image and keeps it at the same spot no matter what slight movements you make--thus compensating for your shakes that no one can avoid, by slightly moving some of the prisms inside to keep the image the same, regardless of your small movements in holding the binocs.With the image kept at the same spot, your eyes can pick up more of it, see more detail (examples--moon, planets, stars)because your eye isn't chasing the image around as the binocs inevitably move around.It's not cheap to get this feature in the binocs, but these are my favorite for college football, seeing the stars, and so on.I also have their big brother, the 15x50, but those are heavier.When you press the stabilize button, you can feel a slight clunk in the unit (this is a good feature, cuz you can feel/hear it's turned on, sorta like feedback from a keyboard when you press a key, not a problem) and it does its magic.For a football game, take along extra batteries cuz you'll use the I/S button a lot, and you'll get mad if it runs out of power (due to prior use, etc.)--because you will have seen (no pun intended) how much you like the I/S feature!BTW, in a football game, you will get set on the quarterback or whoever else you are following, then click on the turn-on-I/S button, follow the play for 10 seconds, then let off the button saving the batteries.Then repeat half a minute or so later, etc.
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Features

• 10-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 18 x 24-inch prints
• 6x image-stabilized optical zoom; 2.5-inch vari-angle LCD with wide viewing angle
• 9-point AiAF, single point AF, Flexizone AF, and Face-priority AF
• Continuous shooting in other modes besides Sports
• Stores images on SD memory cards; powered by Canon NB-2LH or NB-2L Lithium-Ion batteries

Reviews (2)

jpeg vs. RAW
I just noticed the reviewer who was upset that the new Canon G7 does not offer a RAW format. As a professional photographer... just wanted to offer a couple of comments on that subject. In my humble opinion, shooting in RAW format, in many cases, is a waste of time... even in most professional work situations. The extra steps in workflow, required by the RAW format, are simply not justified in the majority of photography work situations. I have sold many prints, posters, and stock images produced from jpeg files. I have also been published in magazines and travel books using jpeg images almost exclusively. Many photographers have come to view the jpeg format as the "amatuer" format and RAW as the "professional" format, which I believe is really not accurate. I know a lot of professional photographers who make extensive use of the jpeg format (no matter what camera they are using). I have not found a photogographer or editior, yet, who can actually tell the difference in a print produced from a RAW file and one produced from a high quality jpeg file out of the same camera. I have had this same discussion with a former photographer from National Geographic. He stated that he could not tell the difference in a print from a jpeg file and a RAW file either. He said that he, always, shoots in jpeg format. Yes, I understand the additional ability to "tweak" an image in RAW, but if the image is correctly exposed to begin with... very little "tweaking" should be necessary anyway...and working in jpeg is a much faster and more efficient workflow for me. Just my opinion, but I could care less that the G7 does not offer a RAW format. It seems like a great camera to me. Looking forward to trying one out. The feature set seems to be extraordinary.

BEWARE!RAW capabilities have been REMOVED from this camera!
For all the vast improvements made to this camera line -- if you are a serious amateur photographer who uses RAW file format -BEWARE: Canon has REMOVED the RAW file capabilities from this camera update!I own a Canon G5 and was SO excited to see the improvements listed with the new version of the Power Shot camera; most importantly doubling the megapixels and addressing the camera 'shake' issues that are a serious problem with macro and night photography with the G5.However upon reviewing the data I did not see RAW listed as a file format, only JPEG (a lossy file format).So I picked up the phone and called Canon directly.Their response was, "Canon HAS removed the RAW capabilities from the Power Shot G series cameras.Canon has decided to reserve RAW format only for their more professional SLR series cameras".Well Canon has just lost a sale with me.I'm not interested at this time in their more cumbersome Rebel with interchangeable lenses (nor in one of their even more expensive SLRs).I am a serious photographer that wants a camera with RAW capabilities that is small enough to throw into my bag and run out the door on a whim.I went digital to get away from a large bulky heavy camera and all of the equipment needed to take good photographs.For now, I'll keep my G5 and hope Canon decides to correct this misguided mistake with the next generation Power Shot G8.And if that day doesn't come.... Well I will just have to look elsewhere.Don't mess with me Canon! ... Read more

Features

• 35-zone metering system linked to 7-point high speed autofocus system
• 12 shooting modes including 7 programmed image control modes
• Advanced E-TTL flash metering system
• Futuristic styling, innovative control layout and large LCD panel
• Standard 28 to 90 mm (3.2x) zoom lens with quiet ultrasonic motor

Reviews (11)

Rebel K2
Yes it is a new camera($69 ). Camera is very easy to use in auto mode, but the operators manual is not the best.

perfect camera
I love this camera the first day I received it I took 3 rolls of film.It has been the best purchase I bought this year. I got a real good price on it and i received it fast!

this is a fine film camera
it looks good takes great pics and the ease of use is good for a film camera ... Read more

Features

• NTSC
• 2.7" LCD Screen with Backlight makes it easy to compose and review your shots
• Gives you all the convenience and functionality of DVD technology
• Records true 16:9 High Resolution Widescreen for picture perfect video
• Comes with a 10x optical zoom lens, precisely matched to the camcorder's CCD
• The 4.3 Megapixel CCD that ensures sharp, vivid video also gives you brilliant digital photographs.

Reviews (7)

Great Camcorder
I wanted to buy a camcorder that records with high quality.This camcorder does just that...Wonderful quality and easy to use controls makes it very user friendly....Also finalazing the video to dvd takes just 2 minutes which is good.
THE BEST
This is the machine you have been waiting for.It is so easy to use.It will do almost anything you can imagine in terms of still photography. It is as if you have the best digital compact camera.
Well satisfied customer!
I've done my web research and it pointed me to buy the Canon DC40 among other dvd-camcorders in market.It was such an amazing experience using it to capture moments during my nephew's birthday party.The still shots were absolutely fantastic!The video was like no other...it was very clear and sharp.You may want to tweak the settings to get that film look versus the homevideo look on your video shots. Also, tweak the stills settings as well to get that SLR-like shots.I love this product and I highly recommend this to all of you who are planning on purchasing a dvd-camcorder.Cheers! -- Joel Pelayo ... Read more

Features

• ChromaLife100 system for long lasting, beautiful photos
• Direct photo printing from select memory cards & PictBridge read devices
• Print Speed - 4x6 borderless photos print in about 46 seconds
• Black documents prints up to 29 ppm, about 2.1 seconds per page & Color documents prints up to 22 ppm, about 2.7 seconds per page
• 512 Black Nozzles, 6 x 512 Color Nozzles, 3,584 Total Nozzles

Reviews (15)

Works poorly with linux
I was disappointed that the printer does not work properly with linux, which is my primary work platform.I ended up giving it to my daughter to use with her MS windows.

faulty product, terrible support
Failed after 3 uses.Amazon cust. serv. kept me on the phone for nearly 1/2 hour while agent, i assume, learned how to parse english sentences.After having to ARGUE with this person about whether or not i actually placed this order, finally, i received help -- the 1800 number for canon.Thanks Amazon!

MP950 Printer is incredible!
After some extensive research, I settled on the Canon MP950 printer.Ordering from Amazon gave me a very competitive price and it arrived in less than two days!I haven't even hooked it up to a computer yet, but I used it in the first day to print photos from my digital camera memory card.Impressive quality!The features on this printer are too numerous to mention.I haven't even scratched the surface of what it can do yet.Very easy to use.Can't wait to take advantage of all it offers!! ... Read more

Features

• 3,200 x 6,400 dpi maximum optical resolution, 9,600 dpi interpolated
• Rich 48-bit color with 16-bit grayscale
• Scans slides or negatives plus photos and documents
• 4 easy buttons to scan, copy, email, or create PDF files
• USB 2.0 interface, cable included; Windows compatible

Reviews (80)

Great machine
I hesitated a moment ordering it after reading the several poor reviews.But then I remembered that every Canon product I ever bought was fantastic, so, I ordered this scanner.Yup, she's fantastic too. I don't know why them guys panne it because it is VERY VERY fast and does a great job.It makes a little noise but so what?It's an incredible machine for the bucks and I couldn't be more please.

The Worst Scanner I Have Ever Owned
I received this scanner as a gift as my old scanner (and the first one I ever bought, in 1997) was not going to be compatible with the computer I was having built.I work as a freelance graphic designer and artist, so having a scanner is essential to my work.I was happy to be getting this scanner since it was so much smaller than my old one but had about the same scanning area.I immediately hooked it up and set it up, and set to try scanning.
Not all that great.
I use to really like Canon products.But this particular scanner has changed that appeal.It is beastly slow, fairly noisy, and the software is inferior.I scanned 8 pages of Calculus notes directly into a PDF file and it worked fine.On a separate occasion I tried to scan a small 5.5 X 8.5 card into a PDF file, and it said the image was too big.The documentation and help files add to making the software inferior.It's difficult to locate specific help.Once you locate the help files, finding what you need is not worth the trouble.I feel bad for Canon, but after this experience I strongly recommend a comparable Epson if all CanoScan 4200F's are like this one. ... Read more

Features

• Compatible with Canon i80 mobile inkjet printer
• Bluetooth data link protocol
• Connects directly to printer with no wires
• Permits direct printing from compatible digital cameras
• 1-year warranty

Reviews (5)

Canon BU-10 Bluetooth Adapter for i80 Printer
Order was received fast and worked as expected. Zero problems.

Fits right in
The wireless board fits right inside the unit, so that is nice.Takes a little to work thru the initial setup using the Canon setup utility, but once you have it paired, it works like a charm.
Beware of tech support on installation of this device...they will wipe out your pc!
Upon receiving this item along with the IP90 printer I had no idea where it should be installed into the printer.The printer was brand new and I no clue so I called tech support and one guy had no idea where to install it and he was actually getting frustrated with me because he wanted to just brush me off and get off the call asap but I wasnt having it after spending over $500 on a printer and its bluetooth and other accessories.The 2nd tech support guy was a bit better at handling the call but had me do some things here and there and because I was already tired and frustrated I wasnt paying attention and the end result was a completly disabled pc.The tech guy had me uninstall the printer and software and somewhere in between the computer wasnt able to boot back up to windows at all.I spent the next month reinstalling everything from scratch. ... Read more

Features

• 4,800 x 2,400 dpi optical resolution, 19,200 dpi interpolated
• 48-bit color depth, 16-bit grayscale
• Double-hinge expansion top for scanning bulky items
• Scans negatives and positives with included film adapter
• USB interface; PC and Mac compatible

Reviews (35)

LiDE 500F Scanner
For slightly over $100, this is a great little scanner.The ease of operation is outstanding.I bought it for my office, but it spends equal amounts of time on everyone else's desk.One push button for PDF is quick and easy.The stand allows a very small 'footprint' on a otherwise crowded desk. I'd buy another in a heartbeat.

Great price and easy to use
I love this scanner.I took it out of the box, attached the cable, slipped a newspaper clipping into the scanner, hit the "scan" button, and had a beautiful image of the clipping, all within a couple of minutes.
ITS GREAT!
SO far from its use i love it. I am in the comic industry so i need to scan line art, its crisp! ( i should get a 11x17 scanner but i dont have that cash) for the price its excellent. Its fast in scanning b/w and color.
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Features

• High resolution scanning of photos, medium format or 35mm film
• Numerous features for auto correcting scans of photos and 35mm film
• 7 easy buttons to quickly copy,scan,e-mail or create multi-page PDF files

Reviews (1)

All I can say is WOW!
I bought this product for my wife to replace an old scanner.The pre-scan time is lightning fast.The quality of the scans are HUGE and clean.We have started to scan some negatives and they are some what slower but the quality is better then any picture can scan in.It is the best scanner I have seen on the market and I would recommend it to anyone.Also it comes with Adobe Photoshop Elements 4.That software runs for $99 by it's self.This scanner is well worth the money. ... Read more

Editorial Review

Why bother waiting for the photo lab when you can print images that are just as good--or maybe better--at home? The Canon PIXMA iP4200 combines five-color printing with a 1,856-nozzle print head capable of delivering superfine 1-picoliter ink droplets. The result is gorgeously clean, sharp prints delivered into your hands just minutes after you snapped the shot. Read more

Features

• Up to 9,600 x 2,400 color dpi resolution, droplets as small as 1 picoliter
• Up to 600 x 600 dpi for black text documents; improved smudge resistance
• Borderless 4-by-6-inch photos in as little as 51 seconds
• Automatic two-sided printing; includes second paper tray
• Windows, Mac, and PictBridge compatible

Reviews (77)

Pure great printing!
I've been an HP fan forever except for their horrible software.I installed this Canon IP4200 in less than 10 mintues and was up and printing flawless photos in 1 minute.The photos out of this printer are BETTER than the photo lab!This model has the best resolution (even better than some higher model Canon Pixmas), has a dual paper tray, output tray and is quiet.Even skip the other Canons with the card slots and useless little screen. The resolution on this is perfect.
The Horror, The Horror, or The Tale of the Haunted Yellow Inkwell
Just like the start of a bad horror film, everything seemed serene for the first precious moments, and then strange, bizarre messages kept popping up at random times, all dealing with an apparently haunted yellow ink tank (That's the only logical explanation left).Here is the story:After a few pages of printing, an error message would pop up, printing would halt, and each of the messages would be about the "haunted" yellow ink tank.First, the printer insisted there were two yellow ink tanks installed, but there was only one.Next,the printer was adamant that the yellow ink tank was the wrong brand; no, it was the yellow Canon cartridge that came in the box.Finally, the printer strongly stated that the yellow ink tank was not installed correctly, but there it was, just like the others, snapped neatly into place. But just to be sure, and because we were scared, we "reinstalled" the yellow ink tank over and over, but the printer would not accept that obvious fact.In desperation we turned the printer on and off, cleared the printing jobs, restarted the computer, reloaded the software, all to no avail.After each "fix" the same ghost of a message appeared again and again and again . . . . until we unplugged the printer, put it back in the box, and drove it and the yellow ink tank back to the store where it may rest in peace.
Realy nice printer
Easy setup, great borderless photo, surprisingly quick printing.I like the enclosed paper feed cartridge for plain paper.Time will tell if it will be like my Epson with fatally clogged heads, a problem with ALL ink jets after time.For right now, I am very happy with this printer. ... Read more

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Features

• Easy Scroll Wheel with 2.5" wide angle color TFT display
• 9600x4800 color dpi - 5 ink system
• Up to 30 ppm black / 24 ppm color
• Two paper trays with two-sided printing and copying
• Click-connect-print with a PictBridge-ready digital camera/dv camcorder

Reviews (4)

Finally a very good printer/copier/scanner
I've been through about 5 printers in the past 9 years.My last printer was a multifunction Canon MP370 which lasted about 2 years, but it finally clogged up out of warranty.The MP600 is kind of big, very heavy (which I kind of liked that for a change) but is extremely fast, produces high quality output and easy to use.I've had it for 2 weeks and both my wife and I use it daily.She copies lots of stuff for her artwork, scrap-booking and card-making.The color reproduction has improved a lot. It also scans fast and accurately.Best of all, it is very quiet and so fast in B&W text mode that it doesn't seem possible.The setup had one problem that I've never encountered.The instructions made a big deal out of not connecting the USB cable before the software was installed, the wording was incorrect which led to me connecting it up incorrectly anyway(and I knew better from experience).You can't go wrong with this printer, except the ink is a little hard to find and very expensive. One complete set of cartridges will cost you at least $75.I'll be looking for after market ink soon.Canon would make more money if they simply cut the ink costs by about 40 or 50%. This is a very good multi-function, much better than my past experiences with Epson and HP.

Impressive Machine
I've had this printer for about a month, and so far found it excellent at everything. I had been using an Epson printer and scanner and both turned into nightmares, I find this machine to be light years ahead, especially in speed and ease of use.
Looks like a great all-in-one printer for the price!
Slight caveat: I hadn't invested in a new printer for a very long time, so the MP600 is the first modern inkjet, multifuction, or photo printer I've owned.Prior to this purchase I've had monochrome laser printers, both at home and at work.
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Features

• Fully automatic 35mm autofocus SLR camera
• 7-point high-speed, wide-area selectable autofocus
• Ergonomic design with secure grip, large backlit LCD screen
• Enhanced built-in flash with advanced E-TTL II autoflash
• Includes 28-90mm (3.2x zoom) f/4-5.6 lens with ultrasonic motor; Compatible with Canon EF lenses

Reviews (15)

Works as advertised
I recently purchased the Rebel T2 camera body only after my Canon EOS Rebel 2000 gave its "last gasp".I had been a Canon user since 1979 with an AE-1 (that I still have).
Excellent Camera, beautiful pictures.
I got this after switching from a digital camera. The digital cameras didn't offer the depth I wanted and not having proofs was a big drawback.
More than good enough
After researching several cameras in this price range, I bought the Rebel T2 last month. It has met my expectations and perhaps then some. After recently trying out a friends camera in the 150.-ish range, I partially regret spending what I did. It all comes down to what you need, want, and how many bells and whistles you like. For the money though, compared to the competitors, I still think I made a good purchase. After all, if I use it for ten years, which I most likely will, I will have surely got my moneys worth. Bottom line: no complaints with it. ... Read more

Features

• 5-megapixel CCD captures enough detail for photo-quality 13 x 17-inch prints
• 2.0-inch vari-angle LCD display; 4x optical zoom
• Shoot high-quality movies at up to 60 frames per second
• 20 shooting modes including My Color settings for customization while shooting
• Powered by 4 AA-size batteries; stores images on SD memory cards (16 MB card included)

Reviews (77)

Good Camera but has a Known Bug
This camera is great overall when it works properly. There is a known issue where the lens will not retract (and it's not due to low battery).
Excellent Camera, Tremendous Value
Bought this to replace an older 3mp Canon that my wife loved, but the battery(and subsequent replacements) were awful.They'd last perhaps 10-20 pictures and then start flashing "low-battery".
Best camera I've ever had.
I purchased this camera about six months ago after my Kodak Easyshare camera completely died on me. I did a little research and read only good things about this Canon camera so I decided to go with it because it was very reasonably priced (about $200). Not only did the camera live up to my expectations, it surpassed them by leaps and bounds! Here are the things I have loved about this camera:
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