Great compact camera that fits in your pocket. Takes good pics if you put ISO to 400.

Received quickly, but once charged and tried to use the screen quality is not so good.

love the color. comes with sd card and easy to use.

This is an ok point and shoot camera. nothing fancy. My IPhone 14 seems like takes better photos. I will just use this as a handy camera/backup. Definitely not worth $100 but probably worth $50. This might be a good gift for kids not serious shooting, stick with you phone.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Nice camera but no flash function just a light that will illuminate close up photos. Short internal battery life

Nice camera but no flash function just a light that will illuminate close up photos. Short internal battery life

Takes excellent still shot pictures as I use it for business purposes. However, it DOES NOT have a flash it only has a light you turn on and aim so not sure how night photos would work. Off battery gets low it will erase your date and time and set it 5-10 years ahead of time. It's suits my work purpose but I would not buy it for personal use

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Camera works well. No problems so far.

As previously stated it was a great find with fantastic features and a great price.

This is a great little camera. But it's so SMALL ! #sweepstakes

I can not give a rating because it was purchased as a gift.

It was a gift for my great grand son, He liked it

Quality manufacturer and product reviews

Camera works well. No problems so far.

BOUGHT ONE BEFORE AND LOVED IT.

Great camera for the price.

very good quality product

Works good.

What's there not to like about this RF 50mm f1.8? Like most normal lenses, it's fast, sharp, light and a bargain. I already own Canon's RF 50mm f1.2, so it's not as if I needed another lens of that focal length. But the f1.8 has a place in my photography because of the quality of the images it produces, especially when I don't need my much heavier f1.2, such as for travel. This a great lens to carry in my camera case at all times.What's there not to like about this RF 50mm f1.8? Like most normal lenses, it's fast, sharp, light and a bargain. I already own Canon's RF 50mm f1.2, so it's not as if I needed another lens of that focal length. But the f1.8 has a place in my photography because of the quality of the images it produces, especially when I don't need my much heavier f1.2, such as for travel. This a great lens to carry in my camera case at all times.

It's Fine. It works, ok, not much better than 60 dollar cameras. The lense does not move, there is no flash. There is an LED "Light" that you turn on or off.

I purchased this lens for my recently acquired R6 marking my return into the hobby. This lens is light, fast focusing, sharp, and upholds Canon’s reputation for their “color science”. These features make it a great walk-around lens despite the disadvantage in versatility compared to the 24-70 2.8L which I also own. At less than $200, it’s a no-brainer and a must buy in my book! I purchased this lens for my recently acquired R6 marking my return into the hobby. This lens is light, fast focusing, sharp, and upholds Canon’s reputation for their “color science”. These features make it a great walk-around lens despite the disadvantage in versatility compared to the 24-70 2.8L which I also own. At less than $200, it’s a no-brainer and a must buy in my book!

I like the fact the picture comes out instantly which is the main purpose just like the old fashion Polaroid camera cons the picture is small and film is 20 for $10 the camera come with 10 film a wrist holder and usb cable just wish film was bigger the camera is kind of big but think logic this has a printer inside plus it’s as slim as possible to be able to do what’s expected print on demand

battery life is much too short. Our use is for rental inspection that require 700-1000 photos in a day as we are a university town. Too much down time to recharge. Also took a while to figure out how to fully delete all pictures after down load to computer. Our old Minolta that is 17 years old is a much better piece of equipment. Read More

battery life is much too short. Our use is for rental inspection that require 700-1000 photos in a day as we are a university town. Too much down time to recharge. Also took a while to figure out how to fully delete all pictures after down load to computer. Our old Minolta that is 17 years old is a much better piece of equipment.

I received my new iPad for my birthday... and I'm Loving it! The various features and apps. The camera is Phenomenal, with crisp, bright, clear and beautiful pictures and videos. I can have pictures simply dropped into my iPad from another person via AirDrop, measure things without using an actual tape measure. I can FaceTime, it offers tips, check on my health... just to name a few, cause the list goes on and on and on... The big wife screen makes everything more visible. There's massive storage space, long battery life and fast charge. I'M IN LOVE WITH MY NEW BESTIE!Read More

I had a point and shoot Nikon years back and it did a nice job. This Minolta body is plastic, photo quality is terrible, and processing speed is slow. If you want a 5 year old to learn about cameras maybe this works, but for anyone else this is junk, not even worth $30.

The camera battery indicated it needed charging within 5 minutes of use, right after I charged it according to directions. It was too cumbersome to navigate quickly, and the video was jerky.