Features

• Great for remote picture-taking situations
• Connects Canon EOS bodies with Timer Remote Controller TC-80N3 or Remote Switch RS-80N3
• 33-foot extension cord
• Durable, high-quality construction
• Compatible with EOS 5D, EOS 1D Mark II n, EOS 1D Mark II, EOS 20D, EOS 10D, 1D, D60, D30, D2000, 1v/1vHS, 3

Reviews (1)

Pricey, but good quality.
Seems a little much to pay for an "extension cord" but upon receipt I see it is of very high quality and nice build on the connectors. Plus, its a brand item from Canon, so what can you do? ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Digital Camera (Cameras)    2. Photograph Photography   

Reviews (1)

You gotta have protection
The Canon body cap is included with the purchase of your Camera.If you happen to lose the cap, you need a new one.This protects the cameras interior from damage and stray dust particles while your lens is off the camera.To save some money, look for an off brand version.There are no special parts to this cap.Don't risk damage that will end up costing more than a replacement cap.
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Pros and Cons
Pros:
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Features

• Helps prevent glare and sun flare, for evenly saturated exposures

Reviews (3)

Works reasonably well, but pricey
I added the ET64II lens hood after several weeks of shooting with the EF 75-300mm USM lens.Though I didn't often run into problems with lens flare (outside of when I deliberately wanted it for creative effect, that is), on several nature and plane photographs I found myself in need of a lens hood.
Canon ET64II Lens Hood
This Canon lens hood works well and can be put on lens backwards for easy storage.Reduces sun flair when shooting on bright days.However the photo on Amazon's web page in incorrect.The actual hood has a flat surface on both the top and bottom.The photo shows a hood that is flat on the bottom and has several parabolic indentions on the top surface.

Incorrect picture (until Amazon corrects it)
I just bought this lens hood.It's not flower petal shaped as shown in the Amazon picture at the time of this review.It is shaped like a plain tube.It's fits on easily and snugly.When put on the reverse way, it nearly covers the entire lens barrel, protecting it well.I gotta make myself feel good about this thirty dollar piece of plastic. ... Read more

Features

• Retains all metering and AF functions with most CANON EF lenses
• High level water and dust resistance -- suitable for use in heavy rain
• O-ring seals protect mounts and release lever

Reviews (5)

Overpriced
This is a simple extension tube that maintains automatic function with Canon EOS cameras and lenses (it is for both film and digital cameras so don't think it won't work on your older EOS bodies).There is an alternative to this expensive tube.Kenko makes a version that fits and functions the same at a much lower price.Check into that before you spring for this overpriced tube.

Works as Advertised
You can focus closer than without it, but you lose the ability to focus all the way to infinity.AF and TTL work just as good as without this between the lens and body.If you are interested in macro work you may want to look at the 60mm or 100mm macro lens before buying this since they allow 1:1 reproduction without any special attachments.

It works
I bought the extension tube to allow me to get closer pictures of flowers. While it is a bit expensive, it does its job. I have been able to take several very creative close-ups that I couldn't do with just my 100mm Canon macro lens. I would certainly buy it again. I use it all the time. ... Read more

Subjects:  1. Filter (Filters)    2. Photograph Photography    3. Lens (lenses)    4. Accessories (Accessory)   

Editorial Review

This adapter allows 58mm filters and other lens attachments, such as Canon 250D 58mm Close-up Lens, Canon TC-DC58N Tele-converter and the Canon WCDC58N Wide Angle Converter, to be connected to the PowerShot A700 digital camera lens. It adapts the specific lens barrel of the A700 to these standardized Canon accessories. ... Read more

Features

• Designed specifically for the Canon PowerShot A700 digital camera
• Adapts the lens barrel for 58mm accessories
• Allows users to attach filters, lens adapters, and other attachments to the A700

Features

• Reduce polarized light reflections from glass and water surfaces
• Improve color saturation
• Won't interfere with auto focus or TTL light metering
• Screws onto 58mm lenses

Reviews (1)

There are better polarizer options than Canon
Polarizing filters are used to eliminate glare on non-metallic surfaces like glass or water. They can also be used to increase the contrast and color saturation of your image. I use my polarizer not only to eliminate glare, but also to make skies a nice shade of blue or to get some "pop" out of clouds.
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Editorial Review

The Canon EF 100-300mm lens completes a fusion of state-of-the-artelectronics, mechanical precision, and optical excellence. The fully electronicEF lens mount is unique among 35mm SLR cameras, operating silently and reliablydue to the complete elimination of mechanical couplings. It has a custom- designed autofocus motor and microprocessor, and employs ultrasonic motortechnology, aspherical lens elements, flourite crystal and ultralow-dispersionglass. The EF 100-300mm is designed for use with all EOS cameras, allows autoand manual focus modes, rear focusing system, and has an affordable price. ... Read more

Features

• EF mount; telephoto zoom lens
• Inner focusing; full-time manual focus
• 100-300mm focal length
• f/4.5-5.6 maximum aperture
• Ring-type UltraSonic Motor (USM)

Reviews (5)

Not bad...not bad at all
I bought this lens along with a couple of other Canon "prosumer" zooms several years ago when I switched from Nikon to Canon SLR's.I hadn't used it much until I recently rediscovered how useful it is.
so so
at 300mm it is quite noisy rendering any professional use out the door. Great at 200mm and below not really worth the price

Great value for price; some caveats on performance
I bought this lens along with a 28-105mm zoom to get a wide coverage of focal lengths for as little money as possible.At the same time, I wanted to maximize my sharpness at 300mm for bird and astronomy photography.If this is your goal, then this is the perfect lens.It is significantly sharper than the 75-300mm lens at 300mm, while still staying under $300.If saving money is your absolute priority, then go with the 75-300mm.
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Editorial Review

The Canon Eye Cup Eb is designed to provide a soft landing for eyes andglasses on select Canon EOS cameras. Specifically, it is compatible with the EOS10S, Elan, Rebel series, 700, 750, and 850. ... Read more

Features

• Made of hollow rubber
• Allows soft eye contact
• Comfortable for wearers of glasses
• Compatible with some Canon EOS cameras
• Quality Canon accessory

Reviews (4)

A Must Purchase
This eye cup replaced a broken eye cup that came with the camera purchase.It truly makes a difference and I don't have to worry about losing it. Now for the dedicated diopter eye cup!!!

Low-tech
I still love my EOS 100 / Elan but hate the eye cup: it keeps coming off, and it's a miracle that I never lost the original piece. The 3 spares that I just ordered should keep me going for another decade or so.

Does the job.. what else can you ask from an eye cup?
My camera (Canon Rebel 2000) came with one of these already attached.I bought this one not knowing that it already was going to have one on there.The one i have does it's job well.If i ever lose it.. this replacement im sure will come in handy.A must have for glasses wearers like myself. ... Read more

Reviews (3)

Nice...
If it only actually connected (optionally) to the camera body like a hard case or was able to use the camera strap - some way to make it more a "part" of the camera - it would be perfect.
Huge bag, tight fit with battery grip
This bag is much bigger than I expected but just isn't quite roomy enough to comfortably hold a 35mm Canon EOS Rebel Ti with a battery grip, hand strap and small lens attached. It just doesn't seem to be designed with the optional standard Canon battery grips and hand straps in mind. The bag is attractive, however, and appears sturdy and well-padded but its bulk (some of which is from the rear pouch storing the belt strap when not in use) can also make it a bit awkward. Its not a bad camera bag for the price but you may want to consider something else if you plan on using a battery grip.
A perfect bag for EOS Rebel XT/350D
Very useful and sturdy bag - and, although compact, it's big! My Canon EOS Rebel XT/350D with a Sigma 18-200mm lens fits perfectly inside it (even with the camera's big strap folded behind the camera and with a polarizer filter + Sigma's big lens hood attached in front of the lens) - and there's still some space left inside for some small accessories...
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Features

• Lens Adapter for the Canon G6
• Allows for the use of 58mm lens accessories
• Required for Wide Converter WC-DC58N and Tele Converter TC-DC58N

Reviews (2)

Inexpensive way to add converter lenses or filters to the G6
This adapter provides the 58mm filter screw mount base for expanding PowerShot G6 versatility - tele or wide converters, closeup lens, filters, or power-user tools such as a (circular) polarizer. As noted, the adapter shadows the built-in flash, and blocks part of the viewfinder's field.Pity that the LA-DC58B adapter for the G3 or G5 cameras doesn't also fit the G6.

Works fine but cant use the built-in flash
Keep in mind that you can't use this product unless you buy an external flash. The built-in flash results in harsh shadows on the left edge of the photos.
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Features

• EF mount; telephoto lens
• Ultra-low Dispersion glass with Fluorite elements; inner focusing ring; full-time manual focus; image stabilizer
• 300mm focal length
• f/4 maximum aperture
• Micro UltraSonic Motor (USM)

Reviews (2)

300 L IS f4 excellence
This is my favorite lens. I could not carry the heavier long range teles, and it was a hard decision for me. In the end, I chose this because it was lighter than the zooms.
Canon 300 f4L offers amazing performance
I got this lens for shooting architecture from a distance--an unsual application. I've also found myself using it to shoot kids soccer games. It's super sharp and very fast focusing. I haven't done formal tests at all apertures, but images appear vivid and contrasty at a range of settings. Online reviews rank this lens very highly and my own experience supports those findings.
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Features

• Focuses down to under 4 feet (1.2m)
• Micro USM-powered AF is faster than ever
• 55-200mm Focal Length and 1:4.5-5.6 Maximum Aperture
• 52mm Filter Size
• Compatible with all EOS cameras

Reviews (4)

For the price ...Just PERFECT!
The Canon EF 55-200mm II USM isdefinitly worth the price.Autofocus responds well at all focal lengths.(See my photos for ballgame action & family portraits)

Nice lens for the price
The Canon EF 55-200mm f/4.5-5.6 II USM is great lens for its price. I highly recommend this lens to those that have just gotten into using a DSLR camera.

You get what you pay for ...
This is a re-tread of Canon's APS 55-200 lens. It complements the 18-55 that comes with the Digital Rebel, but doesn't really have much else going for it.So-so image quality, and cheap plastic/poor quality construction. In general, a wobbly lens is NOT a good thing!Read more

Features

• Kit includes:
• Compact power adapter CA-DC10
• DC coupler DR-10
• Power cable
• Operate the PowerShot SD200 or SD300 digital camera from any standard household power outlet

Reviews (3)

Allows you to use AC power if your battery dies
I bought this item thinking that it was a battery that allowed you to charge it by simply plugging it into an outlet. Unfortunately it is not. This product is basically a way to use your camera for extended periods of time by using AC power instead of a battery. If you were going to spend over an hour with your camera hooked up to a computer, maybe this will work for you. I found that the using battery is sufficient though. The ACK-DC10 works well if you need to power your camera without using it's battery.

LOVE the camera and accessories
Took the camera and accessories to the Philippines and they worked wonderfully.It was so nice having a small cameraalong with the digital slr.The power adapter is perfect for downloading pics although the battery worked well too.Love this little GEM.

Canon SD200
I love this little camera. Its just what I wanted. I read a few reviews on these smaller-type size cameras and this one lives up to its very good reviews. Especially for $200. And I don't need any more pixels than 3.2. I'm not planning on printing any posters besides, I don't have a printer that will print something that big and I don't plan on wanting one or getting one anytime some.
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Reviews (1)

a cap is a cap is a cap
I can't help but give the lens cap 5 stars, what can I say, it fits, it covers the lens and keeps the dust out. The bad part about purchasing from this place was paying as much in postage as for the cap itself but it was hard to find elsewhere. I also could not have it delivered here on Fort Wainwright Alaska because I'm only allowed a PO Box so I had to have it shipped to my home in New York and then had them send it on to me-go figger. ... 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 (8)

Nice zoom range, not so great quality
This lens is great for what it is made for, being versatile in its zoom range.
If you can't find the Nikon VR lens, buy this one.
If you're like me, you can't find the Nikon VR lens anywhere unless it's being marked up 50-100% by businesses taking advantage of the shortage (supply & demand, right?).
Best lens I own so far
I went on vacation to the beautiful Rockies, I brought all my lenses, I wanted to be able to catch it all. I found myself reverting back to this lens. I thought to myself.. Why did I bring all these lenses? ... Read more

Features

• Maximum height of 59.3 inches
• Ideal for medium-sized 35mm cameras, with up to a 75-300mm telephoto zoom lens attached
• 3-way panhead with quick release
• Built-in bubble level to even shots
• Flip locks for quick stability

Reviews (4)

Canon Deluxe 200 Tripod
Robust and well made tripod. Not the smallest and unsuitable for backpacking but a good accessory to have. Good price from Amazon and very prompt delivery.

This isa piece of junk, don't buy it.
First, let me say that I bought a Canon Optura 50 miniDV camera and have been absolutely thrilled by it. It surpassed everything I was hoping for in a miniDV camera.
Flimsy
I liked the light weight and how it deployed so quickly. Took many nice shots with it, but it didn't take long for the tripod to break. It's definitely not recommended for use as a primary tripod. ... Read more