If you have a Sony camera, this is the best flash you can use!!!

This was the third DSLR I purchased, the other two being Nikon D60's. (returned both of those and bought the Rebel, which I should have done in the FIRST PLACE). I wanted to get back in to SLR/35 MM equivelant cameras from POS ones I used for many years now. Compared to the Nikon D60, this camera is well worth the extra money. I have used the Xsi for three months now and my daughter has also used for school. I have taken sporting shots, animals, family, scenery etc..and except for the auto settings to be sometimes inconsistent, the picture quality overall is fantastic. I take most of my pictures on full resolution and crop to my liking later and the Xsi allows for some really nice cropping results because of the 12.2 MP it offers. The Nikon is only 10.2 MP but that was not a deciding factor. The extra MP are a bonus, but you will see no difference in prints between 10 and 12 MP in reality. Battery Life has been excellent and since I like to take action shots, I have used this camera at several sporting events this year. Most of the bad pictures, (yes, there are some from time to time) are likely as a result of the user, me. Once I got to understand the settings a little better, my action shots got better. If you want a DSLR and do not want to spend much more than $1,000 for a body, and two lenses, this basic kit plus the EF 55-250 MM lens, this is a great camera. I still have a few POS cameras that take equally good pictures, so won't recommend on picture quality basis alone. If you want a camera that takes great pictures, and do not really want the DSLR for it's SLR capabilities, save your money and get a POS. The Rebel is not really portable, and unlike a POS, you cannot fit in a pocket or conceal if you need to. It is a DSLR for more serious photography. I do recommend this camera, but please do not consider as a replacement to your POS, but rather a companion to it. I still enjoy my Panasonic TZ5 POS camera, but really like the Rebel XSi and would recommend over any other entry level DSLR camera. Spend the extra for this (or Rebel Ti) if you are also looking at the Nikon D40 or D60. Also, it IS made of basically plastic, as are the other cameras on the market of this grouping. It does not feel particularly clumsy, but I did purchase a Delkin rubber skin and it works wonderfully!

I was a bit leery about ordering this since I read that some users appeared to be having issues with the camera working with the Windows 10 Creator Update. I am happy to report that the camera works great with Windows 10. I already had the latest Logitech software (LWS280 - ver. 2.51) installed on my system since I was upgrading to this C920 from an older Logitech Quickcam Pro 9000. (The camera does not come with any software but it can easily be downloaded from Logitech's website.) All I had to do was plug the camera in and everything worked fine. One small annoyance, the mirroring feature does not work at the higher resolutions. You have to go to a lower resolution (480p or lower), enable mirroring, then you can go back to the higher resolution; do the same to turn mirroring off. I don't use this feature much so the few extra steps is not a big deal. Although the specs show this to be a 15 mp. camera, in reality I have read in other reviews that it is much lower at I believe 3 or 5 mp., with software interpolation to mimic 15 mp. Video streaming at full HD (1920 x 1080p) was very smooth due to the camera using internal H.264 hardware compression. Overall picture quality was good. Autofocus seems to have a bit of latency in response, but I used fixed focus most of the time since I use the camera primarily for video chatting with family and sit at a more or less fixed distance. A small plus is the ability to mount this camera either on top of your monitor, or on a small tripod through the bottom of the stand. Using the "RightLight" feature of the camera, it seems to adjust to different lighting conditions very well. Although the auto white balance seems to lean towards the blue side, it can be turned off and manually adjusted towards "warmer" colors. Video recording was smooth, but does not quite have the sharpness you would expect at true HD1920 x 1080 when viewing the recorded video at full screen, so not sure if it is actually true HD or again just interpolated. Audio recording quality through the built-in stereo mics was fair. Overall, I will say it works well right out of the box and the quality is as good or as better as what you would expect for a camera in this price range and would recommend it to anyone looking for a decent webcam without breaking the bank.

Light works well but it small. I was hoping I would be able to mount my Sony a 6400 in the center but it’s too small. You would definitely need a very tiny camera. I have my camera on it’s own tripod behind the light in my photo attached. Light has a nice brightness, multiple settings and does the job.

Love that this has more MP than most childrens cameras!

V860-IIIS (S stands for Sony). I purchased this flash to mount on to my Sony A7R3, and I am satisfied with the product. Just mount it on the camera and you are good to go, as the set up is as simple as opening a can of soda. I use the TTL auto mode with auto settings and it works great. The front dual option light/flash gives an added versatility of using it as a light, flash or not use it at all. The flash includes an array of coloured cards, which helps a photographer to be creative and experiment with adding colour to flash light. The flash head can be tilted at direction and can be used in combination with other off-camera flashes. A good product!

This is a great action camera for many things.- 20 MP & 4k videos.- Great underwater. Clear images and videos.- Audio quality was very good.- Case seals really well.- A LOT of included accessories.

[Canon EOS 40D 10.1MP Digital SLR Camera (Body Only)]]Well, I would had given this camera five stars, but I still think there is too much digital noise at a higher ISO despite what Canons says. The camera is fast in the sports mode. I love this feature. Also, the 3 in. screen is nice. You can navigate through all the different functions easily. The functions are similar to my rebel, so it was not hard to get moving with this model. Canon has still not mastered an easy to follow manual yet. I purchased a book and a DVD off of Amazon to help me better understands the different things you can set this camera up for. I'm still going through that. I'm sure I'll be able to come back later and update this review, once I have more experience with my new toy. I do look forward to many year of picture taking with it.