I've had this camera for over a year now, and it's great. It does everything I need a camera to do, and any flubbed shots are my fault. The newer/upgraded versions of the Canon Digital Rebel are of course superior, but I don't feel any need to upgrade. The included software is OK, battery life is great for me, the video-out port can come in quite useful, and the USB port is as quick as I need. I sometimes wish that I could keep the orientation of portrait-mode shots in the display when I go back to them (so they fill the display), but that's a minor gripe. The auto white balance sometimes results in undesirable tint, so it's best not to depend on it too much.I got it with the kit lens, which although not a wonderful lens is a decent and very usable starter lens without major flaws, and a good value for the money. It was my only lens with image stabilization, and I quickly found it more useful than my third-party 28-200 for that reason. The worst thing about the kit lens is that it doesn't let the camera take shots at the quality of which it is capable, but for an extra $100, it's quite a bargain if you don't have anything else. However, if you can afford it, get a better lens and skip the kit lens. My Canon 50mm f1.8 (Mk I) makes for a very decent portrait lens. I just replaced the kit lens with the 15-85 EF-S IS lens as my main lens (and the cheap 55-200 EF-S IS for the rare long telephoto shot) but I'll keep the kit lens as a backup.I'm an occasional amateur photographer and not a true student of photography. I don't call myself a photographer, but people are generally very pleased with photos of them taken with this camera. It's nice to know that when I do take photos, I don't have to be an expert to get the pictures I want.

These items are a nice quality for the pricepoint. They are particularly helpful if you frequently misplace your camera lens cover. Great product package for the price.

As scary as it sounds, it works! Ran around, drove a four wheeler with it on, and help a camera and lens set up very tight! No worries at all

i’ve been looking for a macro lens for FOREVER. I was afraid to purchase this one because a lot of people said that the macro lens makes the pictures blurry, however, you are just not using it correctly. You have to get extremely close to the camera with this macro lens. It also depends on the quality of your phone pictures. This lens captures every single detail perfectly, and I’m obsessed. I’d say that it’s definitely worth its price.

This product is larger than expected, but the results are fantastic.I am but a casual photographer, and this lens add on is such a great alternative to buying a dedicated camera.

Perfect camera for the price, I use it on my motorcycle with no issues. It also works with the GoPro mounts and has a nice 4k wide lens.

Bought it as a lens protector.It's affordable so I don't have to be overly careful not to touch/scratch an expensive lens, and took away a LOT of stress.Also, I know I'm not the only one who gets extremely nervous when a non-camera person wants to touch or handle your camera.Well, now I'm less worried and can actually smile when the camera's pointed at me.

Love this lens. Super good quality and very convenient for quality on-the-go photography. I love how the two lens’ come together and with the addition of the quick release lanyard, you don’t have to worry about misplacing any of the components. I carry this lens backpacking and while it is heavier than I thought it would be, it is sooo much lighter and less bulky than carrying a full camera. In addition to all of this there is a lifetime warranty on the lens which is amazing!