Camera-Accessories Reviews

This microdrive although expensive is worth it! I have a Powerbook G3 and I could use this in my PC card slot.

It also holds a ton of photos. I use it with my Nikon 5000 and it holds hundreds upon hundreds of photos. The great thing about it being spacious is I can use it to transfer songs, games, photos with my dad's G4 powebook.

What I really like is the fact that it comes with a PC card reader. This makes it so much faster to download photos then with a usb connected camera.

In conclusion, in all this is a solid all around microdrive, it is very spacious and easy to use. Although expensive, the benefits this microdrive has far outweighs the cost.

A wonderful addition to have. Useful as well a great cost basis from AmazonDotCom for Kodak products.

But where are the neck straps also here?

I recently discovered these batteries in a store and tried them out as they claimed they were designed for digital applications.

They dusted regular and premium AA batteries when I used them in my Canon 550EX flash. With normal batteries I get around 250 shots, but to get those I have to swap the batteries out to let them cool down after about 100 shots. With the Kodak 3x batteries, I got over 400 shots and did not have to swap them out. On top of that, they seemed to recharge the flash even faster then normal as they warmed up.

While I don't recommend them for low-continuous power devices such as clocks and flash lights, I do highly recommend them for high-energy use devices such as digital cameras and flashes.

The reason I have found from looking up the specs on the Kodak site is they are indeed designed for high-energy digital devices which consume a lot of power over a short duration, in fact the more you drain (up to a point) the more over all power they should provide.

If you only take an occasional picture once in a blue moon, I don't recommend them, but if like me you take lots in one setting, these batteries are fantastic. Unless I can't find them I don't use anything else in my camera flashes anymore.

This is a great bag to have if you have several lens, a flash, and lots of odds and ends that need to be organized in one place along with your 35mm camera. It's large, well designed, and looks super. The Nova 5 is water resistant and has all sorts of extra compartments and zippers. There are places for filters and maybe a photo handbook. They test these bags in the field beforehand so you know you are getting a rugged quality product.I think the price is quite reasonable, and when I received mine I can honestly say it exceeded my expectations.

Most of us think saving penny for an additional battery. But finally end up paying more, when current one dies. Or may be with No flash working. This really does help.

Sturdy and solid case. Only negative is round shape and relative bulk, but that's what makes it sturdy.

Attention Minolta S414 owners! the "older" RC-3 Remote sold as good for the S304 is about half the cost of the new one and works just the same. It leads me to belive that PN 8782-100 is the same thing as 8782-107 - the new RC-3. I just got the old model for a lot cheaper, and it works great on my Minolta S414!

this does the job exactly as it should. No problems at all. I highly reccommend it.

Binoc, teles, range finders and cameras. All can benefit from one of these. Light and compact, sturdy and effective. Keep the prints off the lenses.

This battery pack makes it easier for large-handed folks such a smyself to hold the Nikon Coolpix 5000, especially when using the camera in vertical format. It attaches easily (but it is easy to lose the small detachable connector hatch fromt he camera bottom, so be sure to secure it in the appropriate hollow with a flexible adhesive like rubber cement if you will normally use the battery pack). The pack also allows one to use a variety of fixed charge or rechargable AA batteries, a major boon when the native Lithium Ion batteries become difficult to charge or at the end of their lives. Highly recommended accessory (but it will take up almost as much room in your camera bag as the camera itself.)