Canon Reviews

Yeah if your thinking about getting more space for an unbelievable price this is it. Only my microdrive has so many errors with my canon s40 that it takes me countless resets of the camera to get it working. This product is usceptible to `shocks and vibrations` it says. THis is an understatement. If turning the camera on causes too much of a a shock i guess I should be more careful. I just pray this baby doesnt lose my photos everytime I use it, which it does about 105 of the time. It works a lot like that foil covered antenna on your T.V all those years ago, standing on one foot to get it too work. IBM you dropped the ball bigtime! It costs less for more space...too good to be true? You`re right, let me pay for it, don`t jump into the quicksand with me.

Shortly after getting the Cannon PowerShot S20 as a xmas gift, hubby forked out the cashe for the micro drive. Went from being able to store 16 photos to 379. Yes 379. I love the flexibility this offers and I have found I take so many more pictures. It is a bear to sort them out. I'll turn around and have 100+ photos in the camera. Highly recommend the splurge. Makes digital photography what it should be.

From the beginning, my major fear was that the microdrive would use so much battery power that it wouldn't be worth the space it offered. While battery life is dependent on the digital camera/battery you have, my experiences have shown this drive to take little more power than a regular static memory card. With many cameras offerring upper resoloutions of 2048 x 1536 or over, image sizes can range to as large as 1.5 megs a pic. While a 256 meg static memory card would be nice, it is prohibitively expensive when compared to this drive. I have had nothing but good experiences with it, and would reccomend it to anyone with a compact flash using camera.

I own the i850, the i550, and previously the s750. All are FANTASTIC quality printers for both speed and performance. I have been a commercial printer for 20 years and with todays computer technology, I have sold my AB Dick printing presses and now do all my printing on these printers. I run everything for the small office. Letterhead, envelopes, invoice forms, etc. I used to have to make offset plates, ink up the press, and run each color seperately with a lot of messy ink cleanup after every run. Now I press "PRINT" and just keep feeding paper to the printer. These Canon 4 color systems are without a doubt the fastest and least expensive for cartridges on the market right now.

the cp-10 and cp-100 printers and photos are wonderful.
I can carry the printers with me and print out photos at
parties and events minutes after the photos were taken.
I'm always amazes everyone with it's print quality.
Even the pro photographers are impressed with the print quality.
I do use the canon G2 camera, which gives me a bit more
cropping options than the other canon digital cameras, but
this system works with beautifully with all of the canon cameras
I tried it out on.

The first paper I used came with the Canon printer. ( 5 sheets)I got a Canon HC-18IP kit from a local dealer, more $. It does a wonderful job of printing, and all prints are good color, and wallet size. I now have 2 more paper kits on order from you, and now that you have them, I will always order more from you as needed.

This bag is the perfect size for my Canon digital camera and all of the accessories I carry with it, including a waterproof case. It is also well-made and a bargain ...