Super cool product, NOT a glass globe!! It IS 3D Printed, I didn’t read info before I bought. But still my sister loves it!

I bought the 270EX for my Powershot G10, simply because the thought and usability of putting my 580EX II on a "point and shoot" camera is quite comical. The flash on the Powershot G10 isn't that bad, but I've got a Lensmate with a UV filter and the G10's onboard flash is effectively cut down and makes shadows because of the barrel of the Lensmate.The decision came down to the 220EX and the 270EX. The 270EX's ability to bounce the flash towards the ceiling so I am not blinding my subjects is pretty nice. It also puts distance between the Lensmate, so I can have a "mini-SLR" rig instead of the full 5D Mark II and accessories. And the price difference was negligible.Like anything, there's a tradeoff. Smaller flash units means less power, and thus less distance. Instead of the LCD I'm used to on my 580EX II, I've got to control everything from the camera's LCD, which is no real big deal. But since it's smaller, I'm more likely to carry it than not in a jacket pocket.If you've got a Powershot G series camera, you might want to consider this flash. It's worked fine for me, and would probably even work if you had one of the Digital Rebel series instead of the 430EX II. But like anything photography related, you get what you pay for BUT the more you spend, the more time it takes to adequately learn it.

The Instantly external 5.1 USB 3D Audio Sound Card Adapter I ordered was received in 10 days. I really do not know the actual funtion of it and what does it do. Can anyone tell me, please? I have a Windows 7 Core i5 desktop (all in one), and a Acer A100 7" tablet. C

This is a great camera for a mid-level action camera enthusiast. I bought this for a 3d printed drone that I built and it is the perfect add-on for viewing the drone's flight.

Product is 3D printed seems to be of good quality and work as advertised I really like it I also have one for my mavic 2 pro and while that one has a set of handles and works really well it was also very expensive this was really all I needed and I’m happy with it

I bought this camera upgrading from a PowerShot S95 and was a little skeptical about it because I typically like to get the 'higher-end' type items, like the S95 to the PowerShot series, but in the world of DSLRS that puts you in the range of $1000+ just for the starter kit lens and body. Some online reviews also nit pick this camera because it doesn't feel professional and lacks a super detailed screen. While these are completely valid points, I find the fact that this camera out performs any short comings when in the hands of a beginner. I am producing amazing results and am blown away with the flexibility of the options once I dig a little deeper into how to use them (P, Tv, Av) I am finding myself becoming obsessed and always thinking about photography now that I have this tool to introduce me to this new world. There is no contest in the pictures the S95 takes and this. The battery life is ridiculous- I used it all afternoon shooting continuous high shutter speed in Av for about 600 shots and 7 minutes of HD video and its still showing that I haven't dented the remaining battery life. I also picked up a 55-250MM IS lens which has made my zoom range cover a good distance so I'm able to take pictures at sporting events from the stands. The kit lens is more than adequate for simple portraits and landscapes. Definitely get a flash though, the flash range on this one is pretty much a joke. I can safely recommend this camera to anyone looking to step up to a DSLR but doesn't want to dive right into a 1000 dollar system. Eventually, I can see myself growing out of this camera. I'm sure after about 250000 shots I will be ready for something a little more 'professional' or 'pro-sumer' but right now the bang-for-the-buck has totally been pegged by Canon with the T3.

I ordered this adapter to use with my iPhone 8 on a tripod to record Zillow 3D tours. Please note - it only works with the small screw mounts -- I believe it is 1/4" - not sure -- but the smaller of the tripod screws. Thanks.

I used it to cure SLA 3D printed parts. Is perfect for that.