I purchased this camera because all other ones were high priced. I have had very positive experiences with it.the wrist band that came with it is cool and so are all the adapters.

The image stabilization is everything it’s cracked up to be, makes a huge difference in picture quality of things in motion. The battery life is really good on the camera as well. Love the product, would recommend!

If you haven’t tried Arlo you are truly missing out. These camera have the best angles and they don’t miss a beat. You are instantly notified when the devices are triggered.

I teach live online classes to children in other countries. I needed a camera that wouldn't break the bank, but was also reliable with good picture quality. This does just that. Once in a while I do notice that it has trouble re focusing if I hold something up right in front of the camera and then quickly move it, but if I put it back and move it slower it does the trick. This has only happened a few time out of the couple hundred classes I've taught with it.

What a great way to look at trichomes on my plant. I used the microscope on my android phone and on my windows 10 laptop. I downloaded the max-see app from the google play store for my android phone and I was on my way. I plugged the microscope into my windows 10 laptop using usb cable supplied and windows installed drivers automatically. I opened my camera app on my laptop and chose which camera I wanted and that was it.

I received my Blink XT 5-pack as an anniversary gift from my employer. I have also purchased the Blink Doorbell Camera to add-on to system. Blink gives you a 1 month free trial cloud storage trial. The centrally located sync module has a USB port where a USB drive can be connected for local video storage so a cloud storage contract is not required.I just connected the USB drive and the system gave me a pop-up which I acknowledged and that was it - easy! Just make sure you use a high performance USB drive with enough memory otherwise the response time will be slower.Setting them up is easy. I downloaded the Blink app. Each device, cameras and sync module, have a Q code. In the app you add a device and it prompts your phone camera for the Q code and it assimilates. I then renamed the device to the location where I mounted it so that when I get the prompts on my phone I would know which view was trigged without having to open the video feed. This is helpful if you know there is trusted activity in that area so you can simply choose delete from the prompt and discard the video.The mounting kit is easy to install. Snapping the camera to the mount which is done by hand requires a little bit of a technique, but I'm sure it's necessary so the camera doesn't fall off the mount if it gets bumped or if there is a high wind.Each camera has a nice settings list which includes temperature, WiFi signal and sync module wireless signal readings so you can verify the signals are good. There are various other settings including setting portions of the camera view to ignore so the camera won't be triggered unnecessarily. I have one that faces the from of the house but also covers the yard and the road. So I set the view over the road to be ignored so the camera wouldn't be operating everytime a care goes by or someone walks by with their dog.I installed 5 cameras, 4 outside, and 1 inside (so I can monitor the inside temp when out of town). The black cameras are weather and water resistant so no worries there. The lithium batteries withstand extreme hot and cold and do not leak acid. They're suppose to last up to two years pending activity.

Excelente mochila para camera reflex si no tienes mucha extras, como objectivos, tripodes etc...Es muy comodo y facil de llevar a todos los sitios

Prior to the 40D I was using top rated point and shoot (Nikon Coolpix 4500, Fujifilm Finpix F30) and the "bridge" camera (Panasonic DMC-FZ50). The program modes are great on these cameras and allow some creativity (metering, drive mode, ISO) and also have manual modes for full creativity (within limits of the camera). I shoot mostly men's softball (afternoon, twilight, and evening lighting). The FZ50 met some of my needs but the images too soft and I couldn't get the large appeture nor the rapid burst speed associated with the 40D.Right out of the box I wanted to see what the camera could do in the basic modes and found the images to be less impressive than my 4500, F30, and FZ50. The reason is that the 40D does not allow for any changes to the pre-set programs. It forced me to move right into the creative modes and use the features I paid for.It's very easy to use and figure out -nothing surprising. It feels great in my hand (except that I had to cut my fingernails, ugh!)and the buttons and adjustment wheels well placed.It's a great camera -I just think the lack of my photography skills prohibit me from working the camera to it's potential. Since becaming familiar with the creative modes, I've been able to get the shots I want. The burst mode is amazing, light to the touch(beware...until I got use to it, I was getting a gazillion shots per burst. I had to spend too much time sorting and deleting).No problems to date. Cannon customer support has been wonderful. I called late at night and got through quickly. My questions were about understanding the camera better -no question was too small. Extremely friendly service.After all said and done, it's a Great Camera!I'm editing this review because Canon just announced the 50D will be coming out in Oct. 2008. The early previews on the 50D lead me to believe that it's worth waiting for. It's about $400 more than the 40D, but it sounds like they made changes that are better for the action photographer. Check out the reviews from [...] and sample photos for many camera and lenses at [...] Both websites were very helpful in making my decisions.