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This camera I take with me on extended canoe and kayak trips.With only 3.2 MP, I can still have plenty of memory space to get away with only one card along.Also,and even more important,usuing 4 AA batterys,I have plenty of power available for long periods of time.The 10X lens,allows me to get pretty far out with my shots,and am still able to have picture quality left over to blow up enough for my enlargements.I very seldom get over 8 X 10,and this camera suits me for this and all other respects.Looks at first too complex, but is very well organized for operation after limited practice.Very-very satisfied
Canon PowerShot S1 IS

I have never read a book of Eoin Colfer’s that didn’t impress me; his characters, his wit, and his plots are always excellent. The Artemis Fowl series, however, is Colfer at his best. The story begins with Artemis, a 12 year old Irish millionaire with a genius for crime, ruthlessly pursuing his plot to steal fairy gold. Helping Artemis is his bodyguard, Butler, who is possibly my favorite fictional character of all time. Fighting, cooking, obtaining false papers–you name it, Butler is on top of it. Together, these two kidnap a fairy to hold for ransom. Unfortunately for them, the fairy they capture is Captain Holly Short, of the Lower Elements Police Reconnaissance squad (that’s LEPrecon for short). Holly has a few tricks of her own up her sleeve (or down her boot). Nor are Holly’s friends back at LEP headquarters to be overlooked. Foaly, the wisecracking centaur, commands technology that’s decades ahead of any competition, and Julius Root, the politically incorrect LEP commander, will stop time itself to get his officer back. So are they too much for Artemis? He doesn’t think so. With combatants like this, there’s no predicting what will happen. And the series only gets better from here!
Canon 1066B001AA Gpr 20

Excellent close up lens. Bit expensive for what it is, but provides what you expect of a quality close up lens. I wish it would provide for larger depth of field. I am using in with my 25-105 f/4L IS USM. I would recommend it to everyone. Canon 500D 77mm Close Up Lens
Canon 500D 77mm Close

Canon Powershot SD990IS 14 When you’re ready to experience a higher level of pacesetting technology and image brilliance, the PowerShot SD990 IS Digital ELPH is ready for you. One glance at the sleek sculptured profile, …

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The battery pack provides the same duration of power as the original one I bought with the camera.
No complaints. May be the other manufacturers could duplicate it, BUT I would stick to the company brand.

Amazon makes it very easy to buy.
Canon BP 208 Battery

I love this new vacuum. It is so powerful you must be careful not to tear your rugs. It is loud, but works great, picks up the smallest particles and is easy to maneuver and clean. The hose is very short, but I don’t use that much. Would buy this one again and recommend to others.
Canon EF 70 200mm

reliable. charged it 2 weeks before I went on to my vacation and used it for 2 weeks more before it needs to be charged again. would recommend to buy
Canon NB 4L Battery

This small and cheep hood can save you realy a lot of money. It’s doeing it job wonderful keeps you pictures brigth and clear, but also the hood protect you lens from a lot of things which trying to hit you lens.
Canon EW73B Lens Hood

In my opinion, the hype is all this book has. I have spent my life reading most of the classics, along with best sellers, biographies, etc. I stopped counting when I got to 10,000 books read, about 13 years ago, so I consider myself to be a book connoisseur. This Catcher in the Rye is one book I wish I never read. Actually I didn’t even bother to finish it, because it is such a waste of paper and time. If you want to read a great coming of age book, read A Separate Peace or A Prayer for Owen Meany. If you want to read about a real hero, read The Real George Washington.
Canon EF 100mm f

This is simply a fabulous lens — it’s almost never off my Canon 40D. I looked at the 1.8, which came highly recommended because of the price, but then I noticed comments that said it would probably last a year, because of the build. So I looked at the 1.4. This lens works well in so many conditions, it’s sharp, has beautiful DOF, I just can’t say enough about it. It’s my first prime lens — like a lot of people, I was attracted to the zoom feature of other lenses. But even though with this lens you have to zoom yourself, don’t let that stop you at all.

I’m an intermediate level photographer. I highly recommend this lens for anyone around my level.
Canon EF 50mm f1