APS & Instant Cameras - Product Reviews

Warren in Socal - (December 29, 2005) Got this remote last week with my Digital Rebel XT. First of all, I expected it to be just a remote that replicates the shooting button. However, you can actually set the camera on manual focus mode and use the remote to focus. It has a switch on it that you can set to 2 second, immediate or lock. I think this is a must addition especially if you want to be in pictures rather than be left out cause you're the one taking them. (like me!) This has solved the problem of me running to get in the pic before the 10 second timer runs out!!!

chingue - (December 22, 2002) I purchased this camera to have something tiny for traveling. Had it long enough to run about 10 rolls through, then could not remove a roll of film.... Since I had purchased an extended warranty, I sent it in and OVER THREE MONTHS LATER I've been informed that it had 'impact damage' and was not covered, but they'd sure fix it for an additional $110!!! This was NOT Canon, but Canon rejected the repair under their limited warranty. I have never mishandled this camera and have a feeling the impact damage came from the non-Canon warranty company (who had the camera for over 2 months w/o doing a thing!). I have very little faith in the Canon name as this camera was nearly brand-new - stil

chrismurdoch - (September 20, 2004) This is a very fine addition to any photographer's acessories. I have been using a friend's remote for months and have recently bought my own. I have found it great for taking shots that require the camera to have a long shutter speed while mounted on a tripod. It's also great for setting up pictures of myself and my wife when on vacation, and then just pressing the button. My only gripes are: the range of the remote is a little bit short, plus the fact that the sensor on my Digital Rebel is in the front of the camera, so the remote has to be in front (so when taking night shots you have to reach your arm round to the front of the camera) to activate the remote. All in all though, this

paulkim0702 - (14/03/07) I bought it for my girlfriend and I am very satisfied with this purchase. Although I do not know the Polaroid 600 ultra quality, I am still satisfied with this product.

justl00king - (11/10/06) I bought this camera to go scuba diving as it is good to 50ft. It's definitely not the best choice for scuba but when it costs less than $10 you really can't beat the value. It's not going to take the same pictures that a $2000 underwater camera takes but it does take decent pictures.

justhere - (10/10/06) I really liked this disposable camera. Took it snorkeling and got some really great pictures. Comes with a rubber band for a wrist strap. Good to 50ft but I only went down about 12ft.