Digital Cameras

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Okay based on reviews, thank you all so much, I didn't waste time on these duds. Did find out that you can buy full spectrum, that is, daylight bulbs at the specs listed for this item at your local hardware store, (here's a hint: HD), for about $5 for a pack of 2. For higher wattage it's just best to go to a photography supply retailer like bh or wolf so you get what you ordered. Some folks just don't know the difference and seems this retailer is taking advantage of that.

Once I open the box, the model number is not the same. The light output is 1659 Lumens (not the 1800 Lumens). I can't see anything on the box saying that it is for photo shooting. The box clearly says that this bulk is ideal for table lamps, floor lamps and other open indoor fixtures. Hence I am not getting the right product, which by description is a "27 Watts 5500K Color corrected day light fluorescent lamp photo bulb". You can see anything in the box telling you that you receive the right product. DONT BUY IT .....

I expected more light, but I can get it close enough to like a portrait. Full length shots are another issue all together.

these are off the shelf $2.00 cfls the seller claims 5500 kelvin. These are more like 3500 kelvin. not as pictured or described light spectrum may not matter in a porch light but this seller claims to be selling a photo flood with a daylight spectrum and is not delivering this. the manufacturers website says nothing about spectrum. Ummm maybe you ran out of the good ones and called me a sucker.

This is absolutely mislabeled as a 2-pack but was sent as a single bulb (seller sent the 2nd upon request). The bulbs are nowhere near powerful enough for studio lighting and are, in reality, daylight-corrected household CFLs you can get at Lowes for half the price. Nice CFLs but not suitable for the listed purpose.

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Case is great for Canon PowerShot - fits in nicely. Case is stiff but camera can still be placed in and removed easily.

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I decided to purchase this as a upgrade to my growing library of photography books, as it is still the most concise guide to many exposure and camera setting situations. I have owned a copy of previous editions since I was a boy. It remains true to form, factual and much like a film data sheet of old, which is good. Although there have been major upgrades with good explanations on how sensor chips work and the difference between CCD's and CMOS, it still concentrated on stops, depth of field, lighting and speed. The only down side is they dropped the 18% gray card they used to insert, which was very handy for setting white balance and exposure. I also would have been pleased if they had included a chapter on Photoshop tricks and techniques, as this is something most photographers do today. The old school circular slide rule dials are a real treat, but a CD with a software program that would give the same information might be valuable as an addition. All in all, still a very good value and when your meter can't be trusted, this book will get the shot right for you.

People familiar with the old Kodak Masterguide and Professional Photoguides know what to expect: lots of data and brief explanations of all kinds of topics for the modern digital photographer: digital technology, exposure, filters, flash, close-up. Includes old-style calculator wheels to solve problems with flash exposure, close-ups, etc. This is *not* a textbook, and not a good introduction to any of these subjects. It's really a notebook, a problem-solver and a way to rapidly introduce or remind the reader of concepts. The book is great but flawed. On the upside it has a ton of information and the calculators to help solve problems that can't already be done even by today's cameras. It's spiral bound and lays relatively flat when you open it. The pages are heavy card stock, and each section has color coded tabs so you can quickly flip to what you want. It's sized to fit in many camera bags so it'll always be handy. The downside is that the print on the calculators is small and can be hard to read, and they really need to be mastered *before* you need them, because they're not easy or very intuitive. Also sorely missing is a gray card and gray scale/color palette reference, which would be very nice to have. Still I find the information is useful and helpful, and I think it's a bargain.

Packed with technical info about general digital photography, this volume has a lot of info you won't find elsewhere about your digital camera. It is indespensible for the pro, or the serious amatuer photographer, especially those using today's advanced DSLR cameras. My only gripe is that it did not come with an 18% gray card. (Fortunately, I have an old one.) I am not sure that it was included and did not fall out of the book at some point. (I bought mine off the shelf at a conventional book store.) It did come with a white card.

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Information on large format photography is not easily available. Good books are hard to find. I bought this book for the Kodak brand name associated with it. I am pretty disappointed. The book gives you a rough idea about movements. Then it veers off to some very technical issues, in much more details than most photographers ever care to know. I am still looking for a book that will tell me the about various models available in the market, practial tips, various lenses I'd need for architecture and product shots, about using 6x9 or 6x12 backs with a 4x5 camera and so on.Also, not a single colour photograph. Not good.

... too much of the book was dedicated to general photographic concepts (exposure, filtration, etc.) rather than specifically large format photography. As I've been shooting 35mm & MF stuff for years, I'm already acquainted with Photography 101 and was looking for a comprehensive reference specifically for LF photography.If you're an experienced photographer looking for a book specifically for LF, consider passing on this one. If you're just getting into photography in general and LF photography in particular, this book would be outstanding!

This is a classic work and a great refernce manual for anybody who is serious about learning the view camera. It may not be as comprehensive as some books, but it is all the more accessible for it and it covers all the basic techniques.Highly recommended.

Very good book in Kodak quality. I found a lot of interesting information for me. Recommend

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Ordered 2 of these batteries on 1/29/10(Showed to be in stock)from Triplenet Pricing. The other items I placed on the same Amazon order shipped immediately. As of today (1/14/10) they have not shipped & still are showing to be in stock. I called Tripplenet customer service, received no help. Cancelled order.

The perfect battery for my camera @ a good price, delivered to my door. I couldn't be happier! No shopping hassles!! WhooHoo!

It was received and works as expected. Its nice to have a battery that actually lasts again. My first one (same brand different type) lasted 5 years, so I'm very satisfied!

I had been getting frustrated with my Kodak EasyShare not being able to hold a charge. A friend suggested it needed a new battery. I got these for Christmas and now my camera is back to its like new performance! :-)

Despite being a recommended add-on for the Easyshare C180 camera, this battery pack is in fact not compatible with that model of camera! This battery pack includes a plastic housing enclosing two normal sized AA rechargeables, and the Easyshare C180 does not have a "slot" for the housing. Kodak's website provides compatibility information: [...]

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I ordered this to replace my old battery. After charging this battery, my camera works like new. It had gotten a bit draggy and wouldn't review my pictures. Now it works perfectly.

The battery worked as advertized - it was new and in the package. It was delivered in a quick time frame - 3-4 days as well as I recall. Thanks - would buy from this distributor again.

I was going on a 2 week trip abroad and wanted to make sure my camera battery lasted. It lasted 12 days but I had the original battery charged and ready to go.

I needed a backup battery for my camera when I'm on trips and can't always recharge the one in the camera. This gives me another option by having two fully charged batteries at the beginning of the day!

I bought this as a back up battery. So that if I'm ever out taking pictures & my battery runs down, I have another that I can just pop in & go.

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This little case was purchased for a Kodak M340 and fits it perfectly. It is better than I expected for the price. Very sturdy construction and would handle a sudden drop. I bought it for my dad and he loves to carry things in his shirt pocket and this case fits both the camera and the pocket. The delivery was fast and packed very nicely. Good company to buy from.

I DON'T HAVE TIME, BUT I LOVE IT AND EVERY ONE THAT SEES IT ALSO DOES!!!

This is a good value for a protection case for my Kodak M 380 camera.It has a clip to attach to a belt loop and a velcro strap to hold the camera in when you open the zippers to remove the camera. It works. My wife has since purchased one to carry her Iphone. It works great for that too.Great value.

Well, there's not much to say about a camera case other than the fact that this one is awesome. It's very compact, held both my camera and replacement battery and protects well. I carried this case with me in a book bag for a week's trip where my bag got thrown around quite a bit and it protected my camera very well. It's a nice looking case and it's perfect!

I bought this as a gift for my youngest son. It is a well thought out case, offering decent protection and a small "footprint." Good job

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I put my canon camera, extra battery and mem card with room for my car key and lipgloss. Almost like a small purse. Lightly padded to protect the cam and has a strap to secure it inside. a good buy!

The case arrived on time and was exactly what I was expecting. I wish they had the red color when I order mine but other than that it is a great product.

The case came in the mail quickly and is exactly what I was looking for. I am very happy with this product.

I bought 2 of these for our 2 flips...the first 2 i got had bad zippers. I didn't want the hassle of shipping back so i just left a review of BAD ZIPPERS..the company contacted me from the review and wanted to send me out 2 new ones w/ good zippers as she would personally check herself. Florence ( i think her name is ) ...sent me return label w/ the 2 new holders she sent..so this was very easy..THANK YOU FLORENCE...GOOD TO SEE YOU STAND BEHIND YOUR PRODUCT..I WILL TELL MY FRIENDS TO BUY FROM YOU.

This camera case wasn't exactly what I was looking for, unfortunately it's sometimes hard to tell from an image. In the end I never used the case because I needed something which could be maneuvered with one hand. You see, I was going on a horse-riding trip and wanted to be able to take pictures while on horse back. I needed to be able to easily remove the camera and put it back with one hand. Pros: It's seems well constructed and would definitely provide more protection to your camera (though it's definitely not crush proof). The ballistic nylon is nice too. Choosing a bright color makes the bag easier to spot. Cons: It's not built for any particular camera, it's just a rectangular shape which happens to be big enough for a lot of point and shoot cameras. I think the carabiner is a nice touch, but not so sure about it from a practical perspective because it would definitely swing around if connected to jeans or a backpack, say while walking on a hike. From that kind of motion, I could imagine a lot of twisting on the hard-rubber connection point, and I'm dubious of its durability. The mesh pouch doesn't have a closure nor is it snug fitting. Also, because the shell is hinged from the bottom, if you open the case when it's attached via the carabiner *without being careful* it is very likely that items would fall out of the pouch. Why? The mesh pouch is on the lid and its opening points downwards when the lid is flipped open. One reason why I purchased this case combo was because of the LCD screen protector. It turned out to be worthless. After I pulled the backing off I saw that the whole sheet of plastic had streaks through it, like it was a problem with the manufacturing process. I give it a four-star rating because I think it could be a good case, but it just didn't fit my needs. I think the carabiner could cause problems over the years or discomfort while in use because of swinging. The quality of the screen protector was terrible. The only reason why I keep this is because it's good case to store the camera while traveling, like in a suitcase. But once I'm at the destination I use an old OP/Tech case which I had lying around: OP/Tech 8403124 Medium Neoprene Pouch - Blue

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Great value for the money. My only dissapointment is it doesn't have a mechanical view finder. The display washes out in sunlight and you have to guess at framing and focusing your picture.