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Lens Kit Kodak

Xsi Rebel - Absolutely Wonderful, Fantastic Camera!

I had researched both Cannon and Nikon cameras when I decided to upgrade to a SLR. I already owned a Rebel 35mm camera and knew what kind of pictures it took, but like the ease of a digital. Came across someone who had a Cannon XT. It looked alot like my 35m. Long story short, I bought the XSi Rebel. It is wonderful. I like that it is easy to use, but gives you professional quality pictures.

The biggest selling point for me was that I could you use my lense from my 35mm. The one thing I wish was available, not necessarily for this camera but for any digital SLR is a guide to lenses and attachments to enhance the capabilities of this great camera. It was a great purchase on my part. I like that the SLRs are available at an affordable price for someone who takes and shares alot of pictures, but not necessarily a professional photographer. However, this camera will make your pictures look professional.

XSi Rebel - Amazing Camera!,

I had a Kodak P880 for 2 years (do NOT order that camera). It never worked properly. I fought with it and struggled and tried to take photos of my family that I usually wound up hating. I finally ordered this Canon. Wow. It is so different than my Kodak. Most of the pictures that I take don't require any editing, and the camera is so smarter than me that it's ridiculous. Now if I can figure out how to use the telephoto lens I bought with it, I'll be all set!

XSi Rebel - Better Than 35 mm, Just Short of 6x6 Cm

I have used 5x7 in., 4x5 in., 6x6 cm and 35 mm formats over the last 30 years, and have developed and printed all my work in my own darkroom (B&W and color). The combination of Canon's XSi Rebel plus my PIXMA Pro 9000 printer (also purchased through Amazon.com) surpasses the quality and longevity of my color C-prints and Cibachrome in 6x6 cm and 35 mm. Thanks to Amazon for delivery in under the time specified. And thanks to no arguments about stock outages and kit contents, which was so prevalent with several less-than-professional NYC camera outfits over the years, except for B&H Photo, a truly professional supplier.

I don't think I can add much to what's already been said about this camera. The cost and the quality of this camera and PIXMA 9000 printer come in far under what my darkroom cost me many years ago--only deliver superior results--with no carcinogenic chemicals.

I also own a Canon A620, which has delivered fantastic results for a small point-and-shoot camera that fits in your pocket.

The next step is to build up my Canon lens selection; I'm converting from being a previous Minolta (35 mm) and Mamiya (6x6 cm) user.

One word of advice: Don't skimp on the inks and use any cheap stuff other than Canon inks (or OEM inks for the printer you own). After all, permanence is worth paying for--just as the quality print materials you purchased and the archival processing you would have spent hours doing in the darkroom.

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3X Telephoto Lens for kodak z710. Troubleshooting!?

I just bought a 3X High Definition Telephoto Professional Lens kit for my new Kodak z710. It says in the box that it fits my camera but I have a problem. When I attach it to my camera the only thing I see is a circle in the center of the screen, looks like a tunnel. Does anybody know what's going on and how to solve this problem?

I'm new to all this technology so any help will be deeply appreciated! Thanks!!

My camera is a Kodak z710 and the lens' brand is Bower (3X High Definition Telephoto Professional Lens)
Ok. I was told to zoom in to make the telephoto work. I did but when I zoom in the view looks kind of blurry and the focus just doesn't do the work. Any ideas how to fix that problem?

It almost sounds like the lens is not coupled to the body properly. Did you get a nice 'click' when the lens attached?
It could also indicate a stuck or bad aperture ring. Try increasing aperture to the largest setting (smallest number) before attaching the lens to the camera. Please let us know how it turns out.

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