Features

• Wireless controller for Canon Powershot digital cameras
• Operating distance of up to 16.4 feet
• 2-second delay on shutter button
• Also controls zoom, image display, and toggle displays
• Compatible with Canon Pro90, G1, G2, G3, and G5

Reviews (4)

IT is great!
I use it for my s70..
Great little remote
Great for using with a tripod, now you can be in the pictures too.

Awful In so many ways
I got this for my S70. First off, in order to use it, you have to set the S70 to "radio control" (about 9 button pushes). Then you had better stay no further away than six feet or so (and only in *front* of the camera-the remote doesn't work from the rear!). Oh, and if you want to adjust your framing, forget it-the zoom is immobilized.
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Features

• EF mount; super telephoto lens
• Fluorite and Ultra-low Dispersion-glass; internal focusing; full-time manual focus
• 400mm focal length
• f/5.6 maximum aperture
• Micro UltraSonic Motor (USM)

Reviews (4)

A really sweet long lens
I've been using this lens about six years.In all that time, I can't remember ever shooting at any aperture smaller than f/5.6.It's amazingly sharp wide open and I've never had any reason to stop it down.When I first bought it, I used it on a tripod almost all the time.These days, I've started using it handheld and I can appreciate how well it handles.In good light, autofocus is fast and accurate.In low brightness and low contrast light, it gets a little slow and sometimes hunts.Not a real problem, just switch off the autofocus and use the superb manual focus ring.Images snap in and out of focus easily whether you do the focusing or you let the lens do it.
One of Canon's Classic prime L's
I've had this lens for about two weeks and it is truly one of Canon's classic L primes.I got it for nature shoots and it has produced "WOW" results. Don't worry about the f/5.6. It's as sharp at that as many lenses are a f/8.It's in the class of the 35L and the 135L.

Just a great lens!
I have ordert this lens, and i am convinsed i have made the right choise.. I have read many reviews about this lens, and all what people said about it have come true.. Its very sharp and you don't need to stop it down to get better results. Straight from aperture 5.6 it is razorsharp! Light and well build and the build in hood is splended!
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Features

• Save on battery power when downloading images to your PC
• Kit contains DC coupler, power adapter, power cord, and battery pack NB-3L
• Compatible with Canon Powershot SD100 and SD110 models

Reviews (2)

Don't confuse the DC coupler for battery
I guess the reason for using a DC coupler in same slot as the battery pack is to save space, although it would be more convenient to have it built-in to the camera so I don't need to take out the battery when connecting it to AC.Other than that the AC adapter kit works great for me.I just followed the instructions on Using an AC Adapter Kit in the appendices of my SD100 user guide.

Battery does not function on its own.
I bought this item thinking that I could use the included battery.Unfortunately the battery only functions when connected to the adapter.What's the point of that? ... Read more

Features

• Designed especially for digital SLRs
• Holds cameras, lenses, accessories and even a laptop computer
• Durable, water-repellent nylon exterior
• Padded interior dividers and easy-access storage pockets
• Color-coded 10DG media case neatly organizes all your CF cards and 2 CDs

Reviews (1)

Nice bag but too small for MacBook Pro
This bag is designed to carry a notebook in addition to your camera gear. But it was just a bit too small to fit my MacBook Pro. I could make it fit but the sides of the bag would bulge out and it did not feel like the laptop was protected. Good for notebook computers up to 13 inches wide (MacBook Pro is 14.1 inches wide). I had to return it (the bag not the computer) :-( ... Read more

Features

• Prevents glare and unwanted lens flare

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Features

• Ideal starter accessory kit for Canon Elph series digital cameras
• Features one form-fitted camera case and one carrying case
• Included NB-1LH Lithium Ion rechargeable battery
• Holds your Canon Elph S200, S230, S400, S410 or S500
• 1-year warranty

Reviews (8)

Great Deal on Accessories for Older Canon ELPH Cameras
I bought last year's model of the Canon ELPH series because it has a CF card rather than an SD card. When I needed an extra battery, I found that for a genuine Canon battery, this kit was cheaper than just the battery alone. The small leather case is nice too, and you get the large handbag case for free as well.Throw in Amazon's super saver shiping, and this deal can't be beat. Just make sure this is the right accessory kit for your camera. It doesn't fit the current models.

Can someone tell me are they genuine Canon battery and camera case?
Can someone who bought the kit from ADORAMA tell me:
AMAZING VALUE
I needed an extra battery.This whole kit was cheaper than the price of the battery alone.In addition to the battery, you get a standard camera case (Retail $10-20) and a very nice shoulder bag intended to carry 2 cameras, accessories, and the portable Canon printer.There is absolutely nothing not to like about this deal. ... Read more

Features

• Reduces the lens's minimum focal length to the equivalent of 24.5mm (in 35mm format)
• Compatible with Canon Powershot A10, A20, A40, A60, A70, and A80 models
• Depending on model, you will need a lens converter (see product description for details)

Reviews (7)

Works well.
Works as advertised. Be aware that when using the flash with the lens it will cast a shadow in the picture. Also your view through the view finder will be partially blocked, but you can always use the LCD screen.

Wide Angle Fun
First off this is a fun accessory for my A95 and A80. At about 26mm lens you can shoot some very nice wide angle landscapes to close-ups for under $100. The lens is sharp and is a nice piece of coated class. Once mounted you zoom lens works inside the adapter so you probably have a 26mm to 40mm (total guess)zoom lens. Yes it does have barrel distortion, yes it does stick out and block the flash, yes it is black and it does look a bit dorky on the camera. So either go buy a digital rebel and a 19-35 zoom for over $1000 or correct the barrel distortion in your image editing program, use a slaved flash for indoor shooting (manual mode only) and paint it silver.
Beware - LEAVE IT OFF when taking panoramas
To add to the precedent astute comments - the barrel distortion will prove a particularly nasty surprise if you happen to leave the lens on when taking panoramic shots - it will likely render the photo-stitching software useless and you will spend hours prodding and stitching the pics together yourself.I found this out the hard way after coming back from a Paris vacation with 50+ panoramas! ... Read more

Features

• Provides AC power to Canon digital cameras and camcorders
• Contents: Compact Power Adaper CA-560 and AC Cord
• Digital camera compatibility: PRO90 IS, G1, G2
• Camcorder compatibility: OPTURA PI, OPTURA 100MC, OPTURA 200MC, ZR10, ZR20, ZR25MC, ZR30MC, ZR40, ZR45MC, ZR50MC

Editorial Review

The Canon EF 24-85mm f/3.5-4.5 USM lens has multiple moving lens groups that enhance image quality and make the whole system more compact and lightweight. This lens uses an ultrasonic focusing motor (USM) that gives you silent, high-speed autofocusing. Canon eliminated all the mechanical couplings in this lens and added a custom-designed autofocus motor as well as a microprocessor.Read more

Features

• EF mount; standard zoom lens
• Internal focusing; full-time manual focus; aspherical lens
• 24-85mm focal length
• f/3.5-4.5 maximum aperture
• Micro UltraSonic Motor (USM)

Reviews (8)

High quality mid-grade consumer lens
The Canon 24-85 lens is a fantastic lens...as long as you shoot pictures knowing its limitations.The first thing to remember is that unless you want to shell out the money for an "L" series lens, you are not going to get perfectly sharp pictures with the lens wide open (meaning at f/3.5 in this lenses case).You need to step it down to about f/6.3-f/7.1 for the crystal clear pictures.I tried shooting pictures at wide angle while wide open, and I ran into the problems that another reviewer discussed - namely soft pictures.Stepped down, I get pictures that rival the quality of my 50 f/1.8 (aka the "nifty fifty" or "plastic fantastic").It is also very light, and according to numerous reviews I have read, has outstanding center performance.This is a big deal on a crop camera, because it only uses the center part of the lens, anyway.So, if you have a 10, 20, 30, 300, or 350D, this lens should be a winner for you.
Beginners: Good lens but don't buy it!
I bought my first SLR camera about two and a half years ago ( a Rebel K2 film camera with kit lens ) before the birth of my daughter. As I became more familiar with photography and hungrier for better picture quality I bought the very cheap 50mm f/1.8 lens and was impressed by how much better the picture quality was.
not up to specs
I was very disappointed with this lens. It has a very cheap feel and the image quality was terrible. I was only able to test it with my Canon 20d and not with film. I couldn't believe how lousy it was, I had read some other reviews and they seemed positive. I tried it on a tripod and shot a variety of things text and 3-D objects and never could pull a sharp photo. I noticed that I had to use a lot more unsharp mask than normal to be useable. I tend to use primes a lot and so maybe I expected to much. ... Read more

Reviews (3)

I'm sending it back.
I bought this lens for use on my 80-400mm lens. Since the 80-400 has a minimum focusing distance of like 8 feet, I thought the 500D would help get me in closer, even though I can get great closeups from 8ft at 400mm. But what the 500D does is give you an extremely limited focusing range, and focusing is easier accomplished by moving the camera than the focusing ring, which kind of defeats the benefit of having it on a long lens. Am I making sense?

Up Close and Personal ...
The Canon 500D 77mm Close Up Lens does the job for getting up close and personal. Highly recommended for macro if you have a 77mm lens. I use my Canon 20D DSLR and the Canon 100-400mm IS USM and the 500D works great with them.

Very Sharp
This is a wonderful closeup lens.It easily ranks with the Nikon multi-element closeup lenses.I use it on my 24-105 and don't have to carry a macro lens with me most of the time. ... Read more

Features

• Lens Accessory Adapter
• Works with Canon PowerShot G3 and G5 cameras
• Accepts 58mm filters

Reviews (8)

Poor design
Although the lens adapter accommodates the 58mm lens series, it partially blocks the viewfinder view and the flash causing an unacceptable photo. Clearly an Canon caused problem.

fits just right
Slips on and off with ease.Lens screwed in a little uneasily but worked fine.

This Does What It Was Designed To Do!

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Features

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

Reviews (2)

poor purchase
This is a good lens hood, but it comes with the lens so I shouldn't have purchased it separately.The lens info of the lens does not indicate that the hood comes with it.

Standard item, but, good service
This hood comes with the 70-200 lens and my local shop didn't stock it.They said it was a special order part and that it would take a week for it to come in.I ordered it on a friday, and received it on a Wednesday.Not bad.Thanks Amazon. ... Read more

Features

• The required adapter for mounting the WC-DC52 Wide Angle Converter and the 250D Close-Up Lens to the Canon A10/A20 digital cameras

Reviews (4)

Conversion adapter for A85
It worked well but I am not sure what its function is.It seems to me that the camera could have been designed so that the zoom lens could fit without having to attach an adapter.The problem is that you have to remove the existing cowling from the camera and hope you do not loose it (which I almost did).

Lens Adapter
Bought item for my Canon PowerShot A75. Adapter screws on easily. No Problems

wrong item, and it doesn't say so
Be careful ordering this item - make sure it's the right one for your camera.While it says it's for the A95, it isn't.While it doesn't say in the header that it's the LA-DC52C, it is, and the A95 camera requires the LA-DC52D.I had to return the wrong one and reorder the right one.I purchased the wrong one based on amazon's direction when purchasing accessories and don't want others to make the same mistake. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Canon AVC-DC300 is an easy, handy way to connect Canon PowerShot to audio and video components and share your digital photos. The left connector is mini-phone 3.5mm type, right connector is RCA type for a variety of connection possibilities. Protected by a one-year limited warranty. Read more

Features

• Connects your Canon Powershot to audio and video devices
• An easy, handy way to share your digital photos
• Left connector is mini-phone 3.5mm type, right connector is RCA type
• Male left and right connectors
• Protected by a one-year limited warranty

Features

• UPC - 013803033946
• LENSES & FILTERS

Reviews (3)

Have 3 of them
I'm kind of a gadget nut I guess, so I have all the stuff to go along with my Canon A95 camera, including the 0.7x and 1.75x conversion lenses by Canon, and the .45x and 3.2x conversion lenses from Opteka.
Works great but too expensive
The adapter works easily, snapping on and off in seconds.It's large but very lightweight.My complaint is this is simply a piece of plastic which could not cost Canon more than 10 cents.Shame on Canon for charging close to $20 rather than including it with the camera for free.

This is NOT the right adapter for the G6
The title of this listing says its for the A80 and the G6, but its only for the A80. The G6 uses the LADC58D adapter. ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Canon EF 200mm f/2.8 L II USM lens uses a rear-focus telephotooptical design with two ultralow-dispersion (UD) glass elements to ensuremaximum image sharpness and accurate color fidelity. The two UD glass elements,combined with the rear focusing, correct aberrations to give you extremely sharpand clear images.Read more

Features

• EF mount; telephoto lens
• Ultra-low Dispersion glass with Fluorite elements; inner focusing ring; full-time manual focus
• 200mm focal length
• f/2.8 maximum aperture
• Micro UltraSonic Motor (USM)

Reviews (2)

Super "L" Lens, Price not too Bad Either
There is nothing like a telephoto to bring boats at anchor up close when you're halfway up a mountain. I got a great shot in Tahiti just that way with just this lense and a friend of mine used it on the cover of her romance novel. It's true the lense is heavy. Canon says it weighs 1.7 pounds, but it seems heavier. No matter though, because you won't have to go to the gym if you heft this baby around for awhile, and as a side benifit, you'll get crisper, sharper photos then you would with any other 200mm out there today. Just think of it as body building and photo shooting both at the same time. Also this one won't break your wallet.
An "L" Tele for a reasonable price
Canon L lenses are known for their great optics and priceyness.This fast tele is an excellent value.The only thing that would improve this lens would be the addition of the image stabilizion feature found on a few Canon optics.Of course, the advantage of large aperature lenses is that you can set a fast shutter speed and still have enough light for a shot.This lens is surprisingly compact, (as long focal length teles go).The autofocus is very fast and quiet.Comes with a hood, too.
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Features

• Extends battery power for Canon SLR camera
• Holds six AA batteries
• For use with BG-E2 battery grip
• Quality Canon construction

Reviews (2)

The problem is not with the product
The previous review is not completely correct. The problem is not with the product but with the description what amazon.com put up for the Canon CPM-E3 Battery Magazine. It is a battery magazine for the Canon Compact Battery Pack CP-E3 and not for the camera battery grip. I think the product itself is a great thing, it lets you switch the whole magazine with 8 preloaded batteries instead replacing the batteries in the Canon Compact Battery Pack CP-E3.
Wrong product!
They tell you tha this product holds 6AA batteries, and works with the 20D's battery grip, but when I received the item it is for a completely different product and DOES NOT WORK with the 20D's BG-E2 grip.It has the product name of CPM-E3, just as stated...but it accepts 8 AAA batteries and doesn't even come close to working with the BG-E2. ... Read more

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 100 to 400mm f4.5 to f5.6L IS USM lens

Reviews (2)

Improves contrast and image quality
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
This hood comes with the 100-400, so don't buy it separately.
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Editorial Review

The Canon LA-DC58 conversion lens adapter lets you use specially made Canon conversion lenses and 58mm filters. To use the converter, remove the ring around the lens and screw the adapter into place. This adapter is necessary when using the WC-DC58 wide-angle converter, the TC-DC58 teleconverter, and theclose-up lens 250D with the PowerShot G1 camera. ... Read more

Features

• Accepts any 58mm filter or lens
• Designed for use with Canon add-on lenses
• Use with the PowerShot G1 digital camera
• 58mm thread

Reviews (5)

This dont work with G3
I bought this accesory thinkingthat itwas compatible with the Canon powershot G3 (because it is in the list of accesories for this camera) but it doesnt work with the G3. Buyers beware. If you have a G3 you should buy a LA-DC58B instead.

My [two cents worth]
I have this adapter just in the need that I want to use the special effect filters..it serves this purpose very well, however, I've also noticed some drawbacks that annoy me quite often. Good if you have 58mm filters and Canon SLR Camera
This lens adapter has some advantages: 1- Wide opening (58mm) so reduce vignetting 2- Same filter size for Canon SLR like ELAN 7E, thus same filter set can be used for both Digital and film. 3- You can always keep it on the camera with an UV adapter, protecting your lens, don't forget the cap. Disadvantages: 1- Blocks viewfinder, you have to use LCD, which I always do because viewfinder never shows %100 coverage of real shot. 2- Blocks a slight portion of low light sensor, but I did some tests, it does not have much blockage and low light sensor works OK in my camera with this converter attached. 3- Blocks microphone, I did not test the effect of converter on microphone. Some notes: If you buy this converter, don't buy a non-coated filter because camera has an excellent coated lens, and you don't want to reduce your image quality with a [price] lens. Go for a [price] B+W or at least double coated hoya filter. ... Read more