Features

• Compatible with PowerShot A100 A200, A300, A310, A400, A510 and A520
• Includes compact power adapter (CA-PS800), AC cord, and DC coupler

Reviews (3)

Unnecessary product
It was suggested by Amazon.com that I buy this product since I was purchasing a Canon PowerShot S2IS Digital Camera. Not knowing any better, I bought it.It doesn't even WORK with this model camera. I bought a memory card reader instead at a local store & bypassed the need for an adapter altogether.

You need to have it
Useful for home and you can save bateries, I use whenever I connect my camera to the PC.

The Battery "Ter-min-a-tor"
This AC Adapter sure saves on batteries. Although it is not a device to use in the wilds it is sure handy to use at your home photography work shop. It could be setup in a permanent location that is handy for you where it could be stored(wound and hung)on a wall hook, easily accessible whenever the need arises. I use mine fairly frequently. ... Read more

Reviews (5)

COME ON...Forty BUCKS?!?!?
There's little more to say....great item, almost a "must have", but forty bucks for a half ounce of plastic is absolutely criminal.

Improves contrast and image quality while offering protection
Hoods offer several benefits to the photographer. Primarily the hood shades the lens from stray light that may result in an unwanted discoloration or hazing of the image, or the appearance of lens flare. Shading your lens helps improve contrast and image quality. A hood is not required to eliminate these problems, as any item used to shade the lens will provide the same protection from stray light. The hood is convenient in that it is built to offer protection while ensuring that it will not inadvertently find its way into your image.
Pros and Cons
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Reviews (2)

Canon Compatible Models:
Canon Compatible Models:
A Weighty Matter
With these weights I was able to send my Canon Powershot S70 to the bottom of the Atlantic, and I have great faith that they will keep it there.Reliable, and more professional than a brick. ... Read more

Editorial Review

EOS users looking for an all-purpose lens would do well to select theCanon EF 28-200 f/3.5-5.6 USM. The minimum aperture setting is f/22 at a focallength of 28mm, and the EF 28-200 has a minimum focus distance of 17.7 inches atany focal length. An inner focus ring allows the EF 28-200 to focus withoutrotating the outer half of the lens barrel, which is great for photographers whoutilize filters. The autofocus uses Canon's micro USM drive for smooth and quietoperation. ... Read more

Features

• EF mount; standard zoom lens
• Internal focusing; aspherical lens
• 28-200mm focal length
• f/3.5-5.6 maximum aperture
• Micro UltraSonic Motor (USM)

Reviews (12)

Good All-Purpose Lens
If you're a professional photographer, you can probably ignore this review. But then you probably won't be thinking about buying this lens anyway, as you'll be off to purchase a nice L series.
Abso-bloomin brilliant!
What a wonderful lens!!I'm purely a hobby shooter, but I do like to take nice shots.I took this to the zoo the other day and was able to take fantastic closeups of the polar bears, even through glass, and pick out the details on the butterfly wings.The lens is not as heavy as I had feared, and unlike some zooms it does not telescope out under its own weight, so it was comfortable enough to keep carrying all day.I'm using it on a Canon D60 and am nothing but pleased with the performance so far.

High Quality Lens
I purchased this lens for my Canon EOS 20D digital camera and so far I really like it.It focuses fast and produces very sharp, clear images.As with any longer lens you do have to be careful about camera shake; I've had a few images come out blurry but these are usually interior shots.I really like the 28-200mm focal length range and find the lens to be very versatile for framing wide shots of buildings or landscapes to zoomed in shots for portraits or close detail shots.The lens feels solid and appears to be well constructed, which is typical for Canon products.For the price range, this is an excellent lens.You can only do better by spending considerable more money on an IS lens. ... Read more

Reviews (1)

Space efficient and fits lens perfectly
This lens hood from Canon fits the lens it is made for very well, and there is no chance to get part of it in your frame as I have encountered with 3rd party lens hoods.A must have to take care of unwanted lens flare and protect your pricey lens. ... Read more

Features

• EFS mount for EOS 20D and Digital Rebel bodies; standard zoom lens
• Compact, lightweight design
• 18-55mm focal length
• f/3.5-5.6 maximum aperture
• Micro UltraSonic Motor (USM)

Reviews (12)

Well worth it
This lens is great for those indoor regular nothing fancy shots.I recently used mine indoors at a restaurant and the distance or close up range was perfect.
This is a higher version USM lens, not form the kit.
First thing to do is to make sure which lens you are buying. The kit lens comes with Canon 20D, 30D, 300D, or XT is the lower version, non USM one. On the higher version USM ones, you will see the red color "USM" at the front of the lens.
This USM is not the kit lens.
Many people think this is the kit lens.It is not!
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Features

• High-capacity rechargeable battery
• Canon NB-1LH equivalent battery
• 2 year warranty
• Compatible with PowerShot S330, S300, S200, S110, and S100 Digital ELPHs

Reviews (1)

Happy with purchase
I purchased this battery about 3 weeks ago as a backup for my S410.It's too soon to comment on whether this battery will take as many charge cycles as the OEM, but subjectively, this battery has taken about as many photos on a charge.It has gold contacts and the construction quality and finish is as good or better than the Canon. It doesn't come with a contact cover, is made in China, and the warranty is 3 years, not 2. ... Read more

Features

• Compatible with PowerShot A10, A20, A30, A40, A60, A70, A75, A80, A85, and A95
• Includes compact power adapter (CA-PS500S), and AC cord

Reviews (5)

N/A
THIS ITEM WAS DELAYED IN SHIPPING AND WHEN IT FINALLY ARRIVED THE BOX HAD CORRECT PART NUMBER ON IT, YET, ACTUAL PART ENCLOSED HAD A DIFFERENT PART # / WAS NOT THE ITEM WE ORDERED, THUS, NOT COMPATIBLE W/ OUR MODEL CAMERA.SO WE CANNOT REVIEW OR RATE.

A610
Works okay for now, not used much since purchase. Will use at spare of the moment.

The right product for the job.
Fixed voltage After market battery eliminators are not available for this camera, variable voltage units may damage the camera if set in error.The right product designed for the specific carmera is safe and dependable. ... Read more

Features

• f2.8 maximum aperture
• Image stabilized UltraSonic motor (USM)
• EF mount; standard zoom lens
• Autofocus with full-time manual
• 17-55mm focal length

Reviews (9)

Too much $$$ for non L lens
This lens is very sharp, and easily the best EF-S lens I have used. However, I regret to say that I tried two copies of this lens and there are some serious problems. The first copy caused my 30D to have an "er99" error when at 55mm. The second copy backfocused sigificantly. On top of that BOTH copies got a substantial amount of dust on the front element after just a couple shoots. There seems to be a quality control issue on this lens, which is very unforunate because optically it performs very well. Canon should have sealed it better and tested compatibility more. If you aren't in love with the EF-S lineup and don't need IS or USM then I would seriously consider the Tamron 17-50mm over this.

Great quality and speed
Let me start by saying this lens focuses quickly and accurately and the image stabilization works extremely well. Pictures are sharp and contrast is beautiful.
Great lens but not for long term value
Got this lens just before I traveled thru China for two months. I had been using 24-105mm f/4L, and 17-50mm f/4L previously. This is a great lens producing images at least as good as my other L lenses. The construction of this lens while not giving a robust feel as the L series, it does feel like a good sturdy lens.
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Editorial Review

Lens hoods are primarily designed to prevent unwanted stray light from entering by extending and shading the end of the lens, ensuring no problems with vignetting or motor functions. Additionally, since the end of the lens is extended, you also get the added benefit of some extra protection from accidental impact. Lens hoods match the specific focal length of the lens it was designed for.Read more

Features

• Designed to prevent unwanted stray light from entering the lens
• Ensures no problems with vignetting or motor functions
• Added benefit of extra protection from accidental impact
• Compatible with EF 50mm f1.8 II lens

Reviews (6)

I like this hood
I own this hood and Canon Digital Rebel XT.
Wonderful package at $25 hood + $75 lens = $100 Lens Deal
I needed a lens hood for my 50mm lens and paying $25 for a hood on a $75 lens might seem ridiculous. However, that might be because the $75 lens is so inexpensive. If the lens was $250 then paying an extra 10% might not seem too bad.I just saw the total cost of the lens and hood for $100 and that's good for a terrific prime lens and its hood.
A good to have accessory
It works great with my EF 50mm f/1.8 II lens.The price of this hood with ring seems pricy compare to the lens price, but it does the job when it's really needed.
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Features

• Accessory kit includes:
• Canon Deluxe Soft Leather Case PSC-75
• Canon Battery Charger
• 4 Canon NB4-200 AA-size NiMH rechargeable batteries

Reviews (3)

Small Compact Case
The case will hold the camera very snugly.It's true that there is not extra room for batteries/charger, but if you're just taking out your camera for the day, you don't want anything bulky.There are no straps to the bag, so I use the straps that came with the camera. Battery charger works fine.

Undersized case.
The battery charger and batteries are functional.The camera case, however, is practically useless.The camera barely fits in it, especially with the neck strap.There is no room for extra batteries and the case does not have its own neck strap, only a belt loop.Definitely a disappointment and not recommended for the Canon S2IS.

Powershot Accessory Kit
Camera case is much much smaller than I expected and unattractive but functional. No problems with the batteries or charger so far. ... Read more

Reviews (1)

An overpriced piece of plastic.
Lets face it, it's a $35 piece of plastic.It fits the 100mm f/2.8 macro lens.If you want a hood for this lens, this is the one you need.But at $35, it's WAY overpriced. ... Read more

Features

• Kit includes: Battery and charger kit CBK100 and Deluxe compact case PSC60
• Includes battery charger (CB-3AH), AC cable, and 4 AA NiMH rechargeable batteries
• PSC60 Case is compatible with PowerShot A60, A70 and A80 models

Reviews (19)

Canon Powershot A Series
Everything works with my camera just like it said it would.Only negative was that the secondary vendor also sent me someone elses order, and although I emailed them several times and call once I could never get a response as to what to do with the extra item.

Awful Service
Item has never been delivered (although Amazon's webseite indicates the contrary), seller has not responded to my complaint and I had to request the use of the guarantee (I am still awaiting response about it).

Canon Powershot Charging kit
Batteries hold charge for a long time and the recharging is simple and fast.Outstanding portability. ... Read more

Features

• Battery charger holds 1 BP-511 battery
• Supports G5, G3, G2, G1, D60, D30, Pro90 IS, EOS 10D, Digital Rebel
• Color: Black
• CB-5L Battery Charger
• Portable charger

Reviews (6)

Canon CB-5L Battery Charger
It is just what a charger should be : light weight,simple to use, dependable. I would recommend it over any other charger.

Exactly what I wanted and more!
It is exactly as the original that I got with my camera AND I got an adaptor for the car, for a 220 plug and the "Y" socket type. COOL!

This charger DOES work with the Rebel (300D).
I've owned my Rebel now for almost a year and this is the charger that I use for both my batteries! (One at a time.. :-))
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Editorial Review

Lens hoods are primarily designed to prevent unwanted stray light from entering by extending and shading the end of the lens, ensuring no problems with vignetting or motor functions. Additionally, since the end of the lens is extended, you also get the added benefit of some extra protection from accidental impact. Lens hoods match the specific focal length of the lens it was designed for.Read more

Features

• Designed to prevent unwanted stray light from entering the lens
• Ensures no problems with vignetting or motor functions
• Added benefit of extra protection from accidental impact
• See product description for list of compatible lenses

Reviews (3)

A good accessory
A very good accessory to have, protects the lens, and helps in taking very good pictures in some special situations.

Not so good
Yes, I have to agree with the previous review.It doesn't seem to make any difference in reducing lens flare from light sources.It doesn't seem to extend far enough to actually do anything.If it was less expensive I wouldn't mind as much, and just chalk it up to extra protection.But that seems to be all it's good for.

A bit clumsy and pricy
I bought it for my 18-55 EF-S, and it looks like it is not very efficient - but I guess it is normal for a 18mm (x 1.6). I would have prefered a "tulip" design like those of Sigma. ... Read more

Editorial Review

If you love your digital SLR cameras and lenses, then make sure to add the Canon 200DG digital camera gadget bag to your list. In addition to its attractive styling, this camera bag is specifically designed with SLR cameras in mind. It's built with special compartments intended to hold up to two SLR camera bodies, three lenses, and a host of accessories. Canon has also included several padded easy-access side storage pockets so you can get at an extra memory card or lens cloth in a snap. The durable, water-repellent nylon exterior and weather-flap lid help keep the elements out, while the double-clasp closures keep your cameras safe and secure inside the bag. ... Read more

Features

• Designed to hold SLR digital cameras
• Hold up to two SLR camera bodies, three lenses, and accessories
• Padded, easy-access side pockets for extra memory cards
• Durable, water-repellent nylon exterior and weather-flap lid
• Inside dimensions measure 10.5 x 7.5 x 7 inches (WxHxD)

Reviews (14)

This Bag Is Big!
This is a great heavy duty bag.I keep my S2IS camera and my Selphy printer in the main compartment and there is still room for a lens.I have lots of other gadgets that I keep in all of the other compartments.It has metal fasteners and looks great.I thought about getting an off brand bag for my camera, but it's nice to show off the Canon brand.I wouldn't have wanted any other bag.I highly recommend it.

What can I say?It's a $50 bag.
This is a good bag, it really is.But, why would you want to pay $50 for this bag when you can get the Canon backpack that is $15 cheaper, bigger, easier to carry, and protects your gear just as well?
Good bag
After reading some reviews and comparing prices, I decided to get this bag. It is quite large and perhaps slightly larger than what i had imagined it to be from the pictures. It has a lot of space for a camera body and 4 other lenses (incl the longish canon 70-200mm f/4) with some room left for other accessories. The strap is padded for comfort in the area where it rests on the shoulder. It is generally well made and looks very good. Although the canon logo kind of makes it obvious what's in the bag.
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Features

• EF mount; telephoto zoom lens
• 13 elements in 9 groups lens construction
• 75-300mm focal length
• f/4-5.6 maximum aperture
• Micromotor autofocus

Reviews (23)

Great Lens
This lens is a wonderful starter lens. A professional might want a little upgrade, but this is just right for someone starting out.

Good lens, but check out some others
This is a solid telephoto zoom for the amatuer photographer.However, the Canon EF 75-300 USM is a tad quieter, is exactly the same optics, and is often sold on Amazon at the same price as this lens (normally there is about $30 difference).
Is this lens as bad as some people say it is?
No it's not especially if you take into account its intended users. If you use a Canon digital SLR and are satisfied with the kit lens (18-55) then buying this lens can be the perfect next step for you. Practically speaking, you will be able to increase your zoom reach to the point where you can A) photograph birds in moderately distant trees, B) be able to zoom in on the other side of a valley and frame something of your interest. Those are just two examples. One thing you will NOT be able to do effectively with this lens, however, is to take sport shots with it. How so? Consider some of the following weakness:
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Editorial Review

Featuring a recycle time of 0.1 to 4.5 seconds, the Canon Speedlite220EX is a fully automatic flash, compatible with all Canon EOS cameras. The220EX can also utilize E-TTL operation when paired with the Canon EOS IX, EOSELAN II/IIE, and EOS Rebel G. Sporting a save-energy feature, whereby the flashis shut down after 90 seconds of idle, the 220EX is powered by four AAbatteries, and has a flash capacity between 250 and 1,700. The convenience andease of use ensure the 220EX a place in the hands of amateur photographers whowant a high-quality flash, but aren't interested in learning to use theprofessional features of Canon's other offerings. ... Read more

Features

• Recycle time is 0.1 to 4.5 seconds
• Flash range is 2.3 to 63 feet
• Flash capacity is 250 to 1,700
• E-TTL operation helps ensure quality pictures
• Powered by AA batteries

Reviews (12)

Replacement
Excellent flash.I had an accident with the first one and had to replace it. It was worth the expense.

Canon Speedlite 220EXfor Digital Rebel
Built-in flash on Canon EOS digital rebel is flawed.This inexpensive add-on works great and is very useful for the casual photographer who likes the flexibility of the digital SLR but who is not a fanatic about flash photography.Price is right. Feature-full for all but the highest end photographer.

Stronger than onboard flash and support for High Speed Sync (FP) mode
This is Canon's smallest EX flash. With a guide number of 22m it isabout 2.9 times as powerful as the typical onboard flash (guide number 13). It does not allow for tilt or sviwel. There is a cheaper Cullmann flash, the 20 AF-C, that does allow for tilt but unlike the 220EX it does not support high speed sync. The support of high speed sync is crucial for use of the flash for daylight fill. For me fill is the primary use of this flash.
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Features

• Works with models G3 and G5
• For those who need to pull back a little more to get that shot
• Conversion Lens Adapter LA-DC58B to be used with the camera

Reviews (4)

Have to disagree with Capt. Jack...
I've owned a PowerShot G5 for better than three years now, and while I've never used any of the lens accessories, I couldn't be happier with it.I also have an EOS A2 and it met all of my needs for a film camera.I thought I would be giving up a lot when I got the G5 to go digital, but so far, I haven't been disappointed.In fact, I've been surprised with how good the G5 is; since I bought my G5 I haven't even once picked up my A2, let alone actually used it.The G5 does everything I need it to do.The one and only drawback of it compared to my A2 is that it took me a little while to get used to the longer latency between shots; with my A2 I got used to having lighting fast latency (the A2's built in powerwinder goes at 6 fps) so it was a bit of an adjustment, but I'm not a sports photographer, so I've learned to live with it.
horrible vignetting
I bought this lens for my Canon PowerShot G5, and because it requires the use of a long adapter, not only does it cause terrible vignetting (that circle the other poster thought was cool, but which is actually a design flaw) unless you zoom most of the way, it blocks the built-in flash. I have owned four Canon cameras over the past 15 years, and the G5 and everything related to it has been a huge disappointment. (I would have bought the digital Rebel when it first came out so I could use my EOS lenses, but it didn't allow flash exposure compensation (insane for a $1000 camera body).)
What it really does
let me explain what this really does because i had to buy it to understand.MAybe that is me :)ok what this does is basically "pull" you back into the camera more.so that when you are taking a picture you can actually see the outlining of the lens, making it a circle picture.not what i was expecting but its interesting i am new to "real" photography so i am not sure if this is usefull or a really good thing but i just wanted to make it clear what it really does so you do not have to spend the money to buy it :) ... Read more

Features

• Since the lens is designed exclusively for digital SLR photography, it provides high image quality in terms of resolution, contrast and flatness of image field
• It employs a new optical system designed to confine the changing angles of incidences of light rays reaching the imager within a certain scope over the entire image field from the center to the periphery, by considering the effects of variances due to zooming
• Peripheral light fall-off is minimized when compared with that of conventional lenses for film cameras so that images are uniformly bright from the center to the periphery
• Complicated mechanisms are built in the compact body thanks to new mechanical artifices. The lens is a multi-purpose zoom lens, yet excellent portability and ease of use are assured. A number of invisible engineering innovations required to downsize the lens, produce high precision parts and increase durability are incorporated in the new AF18-200mm F/3.5-6.3 XR Di-II LD Aspherical (IF) MACRO since manufacturing this type of zoom lens with such complicated mechanisms inside was almost impossib
• The Zoom Lock prevents unwanted barrel extension when carrying the lens/camera combination

Reviews (15)

Pending arrival of lens -- comments regarding focusing problems
(Initial entry 2006.09.12)
get what you pay for
I purchased this lens as a lightweight alternative to carrying around several different lenses when traveling.The zoom range is fantastic; and I thought I could live with some of the distortion and softness expected from a super-range zoom as a compromise for the convenience.However, I was very dissapointed with the performance of the lens otherwise.The autofocus on the lens is slow and has a difficult time with focus lock in even normal lighting, and in low light situations - forget it.Considering the price, I could evenbe ok with this, since I am fairly comfortable with manual focus, however, after only about 2 weeks of use with this lens my camera sometimes will flash "00" for the aperture setting will not shoot- an indication that the electrical connections on the lens are not making good contact.Re-mounting the lens solves the problem for short time and it re-appears. I'm hoping that my lens was just a defective copy.Overall, I would say if you are used to the "kit" lens, then this might be an inexpensive way to add a nice zoom range, however, if you're used to shooting with the canon USM lenses, you will be dissapointed.
Good choice for All-in-One lens for digital SLR
This is a very good choice for anyone shooting Canon Digital Rebels or 20D/30D series cameras, and wanting an all-in-one design that small and light weight.
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