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Excellent camera and very pleased with the package offered, plenty of space on the generous 4Gb card. Best price I could find on the internet. 
[5 of 5 Stars!]
Super lens delivered in double quick time. I have used this for bird photography and I think it compares very favourably with the Canon 100 - 400 lens at a lot lower price 
Amazingly lightweight for a full size tripod. Be aware that inevitably you compromise sturdiness for lightness. While perfectly adequate for my D60 with kit lens (indoors), it was unusable with the 70-300VR. I've ordered a sturdier ball-head for use with the heavy lens, hopefully that will do the trick. 
[3 of 5 Stars!]
I have had this lens for about 18 months. The Bristol Cameras shop is a very small 'corner site' but with my "Christmas Money" in early January I turned up wanting to buy a 70-300 zoom for my Canon 350D.
Amazingly they happened to have on the premises every Canon, Sigma and 'other' combination or equivalent lenses and having bought my camera with me, I was able to 'try' them all out including the far more expensive Canon IS equivalent.
Truth to tell, I could have bought any of them but in the end bought this Sigma because on the same camera body with the same lighting conditions I decided that this was the best and today, I don't regret my choice, all that I can say. 
This fits my camera and filters nicely. It is easy to use and seems well made. A good piece of kit. 
Smaller and neater than I had thought the level is a big improvement over the familiar bubble levels. Looking forward to using it in the near future after reading recommendation to purchase in this months Photography Monthly magazine. 
Excellent product, just as I ordered and does everything I wanted it to. Fits with the equipment I already own and competitively priced. 
About time Sealife produced this item. Well made and good fitting product. Disappointed that the surround is black unlike as in the advertised item photo. Hopefully this won't sharpen the flash cut-off when the diffuser section is folded out of the way - a white diffuser surround may have softened the edges? - although I have still to try the diffuser out underwater. 
[4 of 5 Stars!]
Basic but does what it needs to. Push half way for focus/metering then all the way to shoot, just like the release buton on your camera. There is also a lock so you can shoot long exposures. 
I am thrilled to bits with the 'step down ring' I purchased as it saved me having to buy two more colour filters for my new underwater housing. I was amazed at the number of different gadgets available for camcorders. 
The Seculine Twin - 1 R4N Wirless Sutter Release is Absolutly marvelous! Why: - well it has no wires either to the transmitter or the receiver; though it is also suppled with cord with the ten pin connector (receiver)at one end & a plug at the other end to connect to the transmitter.
I prefer going totally cordless!
The transmitter and receiver are well built & compact in nature.Just be carefull when attatching the reciever to the ten pin socket, its fiddly; one could easily bend the recievers pins.
The transmiter has settings - focus (half depressed),
fully depressed to take the picture, push the mechanism away from your body, up, for continuious shooting.
I bought a wirless shutter release elsware, the battery failed in the reciever, the battery cannot be replaced. I wasted my money! I won't with the Seculine!
The Seculine mechanism works on my Nikon D300 & Fuji S5 Pro.
This Seculine Wirless Release is the best I have seen, I have NO doubts in recomending it to all! I might even by another & keep the reciever attatched to the camera? 
I have only had the Camera a couple of days but so far it seems perfect, easy to use, compact, with really good picture quality.
Janet 
This 0.7x wide angle converter adds some much needed extra field of view to the wide end of the zoom range on my Canon HF100. The lens has a metal body and feels well built. Image sharpness seems good, if the quality is degraded at all it's not going to be noticeable in video. The only real caveats are that it has moderate barrel distortion at the wide end and it's quite large and heavy compared to how light and tiny the HF100 itself is. Still highly recommended if you want to get in some nice footage of landscapes or just to capture a more complete scene when you're off on holiday. 
Although this is a kit lens from a Nikon D90, it is a perfect partner to my Nikon D80. It is lighter and smaller than the 18-200mm and the 18-135mm nikkor lens plus it still has VR. Also as from what the previous reviewer has said I also will be using this lens as my main lens for 90% of shots. 
This is a great lens. It's small, light, sensationally well built and beautiful to handle. Its performance is first rate, the images it produces are sharp across the frame, even from wide apertures, and show great contrast, definition and very little in the way of chromatic abberation or lens flare - in fact I have been completely unable to induce any lens flare at all, even with the sun directly in the frame - impressive stuff.
Macro performance is very good, although this is not the lens to use if you want to take close-ups of bugs and critters - the working distance is very short. But for floral or other still life work this is not a problem. Also a very nice general purpose "walk around" lens, with a field of view similar to the classic 50mm of the film era.
I like this lens a lot and would highly recommend it. 
Excellent stock lens. Light, good range of zoom, good price. Have taken many photos and they all look OK. Comes with a 'reversible' twist on/off lens hood. 
Bought the Muse plastic after looking at examples of results on Flickr (search 'lensbaby'). Id been wanting a certain feel to my images and was suffering from 'red spot' fever, in other words I was thinking of a Leica compact, with f2.8. I liked the style of the pictures, but 500 quid!
Realised that I mostly wanted the shallow DOF and some distortion.
Having been out for a day with the Muse and 2.8 on my Nikon D200 in A mode, it is without doubt FUN. Now I am wrestling with the fact that it could be regarded as a 'one trick pony'. I hope to find that it is a far more subtle tool when I try it with other apertures, and possibly some portraiture or still life.
I wont regret buying it in any case, a snip at 65 quid, when compared to the Leica, and macro to boot. 
The binoculars themselves are very good in my opinion. My only gripe is the twist up eyecups can twist back down again during use but if held correctly this has not been a problem. Well made and lightweight and are easy to carry about. 
It works well and is very very fast at picking up your location. It seems to do this even when you are in trees.
OVERALL: I like it. Expensive but does the job effectively. The software does work 'straight out of the box' but needs improvement.
Main, Pros are:
1) Fast location identification.
2) Light, small.
3) True position at which you took the photo.
Main Cons:
1) Can only tag all photos imported.
2) Can't use the camera's built in flash. 
Excellent lens, fills a gap in my kit very nicely. I've only used it once so it's difficult to comment on the fine details of performance but it provides a nice bright image through the viewfinder and is not too heavy.
I'm glad I bought it. 
A very good UV filter which not only filters the UV but protects the element of an expensive lens from being easily damaged. I bought this to go on the Sigma 150-500 lens, and, no suprises, it is a perfect fit. 
My wife bought this lens for me as xmas present.I have only tried it out recently and the results were good, the lens is sharp light easy to use build quality is ok.
I used my Sigma 17-70 lens taking photos of motor cross last year found the lens zoom range, telephoto was not enough.
As I am going to the TT races in June I think the Tamron will do the job. As I did not want to spend a fortune on a lens that I only may use once or twice a year this lens is ideal.
At thev moment I would rate the lens 4.5 stars untill further evaluation. 
Cokin filters offer good value-for-money, and I'm using this kit to get a feel for using ND grads in landscape photography, as they cost roughly a third of the price of a LEE set they're ideal for dipping a toe in the water and deciding if its a style of photography that is of interest.
The kit contains Cokin's standard P series holder, and a set of three soft graduated filters, corresponding to 1, 2 and 3 stops worth. All three come in their own plastic case to keep everything clean and safe. Optically they seem to be acceptable, no obvious colour casts or distortions.
As the holder is Cokin's standard, it isn't suitable for use with my Sigma 10-20mm lens at its wider settings as the arms of the filter holder are visible in-shot, luckily I already have another that has been trimmed back to just the thin slot for circular filters and the first sprung type for the ND grads, only drawback is I won't have the option of fitting more than one resin filter with that lens. If I do decide to get serious, I'll need to upgrade to a larger format, such as Cokin's Pro X series or indeed the much-recommended LEE. 
A bit smaller and lighter than my E-1, with I/S and a higher pixel count - these were main considerations, plus compatibility with existing Olympus bits. Unlikely to use all those 'Easy Shooting Modes' and 'Scene Modes'. More bells and whistles than I'll ever use! Looking forward to using it - for travel, mostly. 
Good quality item which is simple to use. Appears to be good value for money. Fits in seconds and screws on just like a lens filter. 
Just received my Crumpler Muffin Top 7500 and am seriously pleased with it. Upgraded from a Pretty Boy XL which was ideal for my D40 but not quite up to my D90.
My Nikon D90 sits snug and firm in the middle with a snug fitting pocket for my 55-200mm, flash and comfortably has room for another lens, cloths, extra cards, a cleaning kit, spare battery, wireless remote and body cap, it even has a little space where you can tuck the strap away neatly too.
All told, a top-quality bag with plenty of room, I love it! 
Wooooaaaah - pinhole on a modern digital SLR? Another great idea from the people behind the lensbaby. Superb fun and yet another new shooting technique where you throw everything you know out of the window and start from scratch. Love it! 
the Lensbaby is one of these products that comes out of the blue - there is nothing else out there like it. You either love it (I do!) or hate it. The new composer is a big step forward in usability over the old model. The lens forces you to re-think the way you take pictures and makes you creative in ways you never imagined! 
Lens technology has advanced quietly in the shadow of digital imaging. This lens has remarkable ability to capture extraordinary images of interiors without the distortions associated with "Fish eye" lenses. It also has the ability to focus up close. All with the speed and simplicity of total automation. Extraordinary 
This is a very sturdy piece of kit, with excellent locking mechanisms. My only critism, as others I`ve seen is that the strap is totally naff, but this is a minor problem, easily customised.
Good product. 
This is a great little camera, and can produce great results. I carry this camera all the time in my rucsac everywhere. All the quality without the bulk of a DSLR
I have only found two faults:
1. the light balance is often knocked taking it in and out of the case and needs to be checked every time you use it.
2. If you use the higher ISO, it does get very grainy
Even being critical, I would still buy this camera again.
Cheers Andrew
PS the mail order from BC was excellent - Thanks 
This is a first class product. Solidly made and complete with an extension cable. Works very well and much cheaper than the Sony original. 
If you're considering going on a safari then I have to say that you would find it hard to find a better lens without the need of a BBC support crew. The compact size means that you don't find yourself hitting other people in confined safari vehicles and the image stabilisation, speed of auto-focus and the quality glass expected in an L series lens mean that you should get some great images even if the animals stay slightly further away than you would hope. If you want to extend the zoom to 800mm then you can use the 2x II extender, though only with Manual Focus. I used this combination to get a great shot of a leopard that with my 70-200mm f2.8L looked like a speck. 
Having purchased a Canon 20D many years ago, I also bought several Hahnel batteries. I have used them in extremely cold temps (down to -20C; though they obviously don't last long, hence the need for having several) and also high temperatures (+40C) and they are still going strong after all of these years. The reduction in price compared to the Canon version meant that for the same amount of money I could always have spares (indeed have some charging whilst I was out shooting). A very dependable make at a terrific price. 
Bought this lens 2 weeks ago and the service from Bristol Cameras was excellent. 5 stars for that. The lens is big, solid and heavy. It is taking a bit of getting used to but the results are coming. Hand held some of the pictures at full zoom look a bit soft but others are pin sharp with amazing detail. So I am assuming its my technique thats at fault and not the lens. The OS works very well and really does give you an advantage hand held at slow speed.
On a tripod the results are consistantly excellent at all lengths and apertures. I mean amazing details down to being able to count the pores on someones skin at full zoom range. Excellent value lens and well recommended 
Absolutely fantastic to have a reasonably priced prime lens to use with my D40. The 1.8 aperature is lovely, it's a great step up from the kit lens, in fact i'm not sure if i'm ever going to take this lens off. I would reccomend this lens to anyone !! 
Looks like a quality piece of kit, exactly as described and at a good price. The alternative would have been far more expensive. 
Compact flash unit for the Nikon D range that you'll want to keep on your camera as an improvement to the fill-in 'pop-up' flash. Works very well for typical shots, but not a SB-600/800 in terms of power and control. A very nice flash to have even to accompany a more creative unit. It has produced some very satisfying results and my initial concern of power drainage from only 2 AA batteries was unfounded as the gun produced over 200 shots on one set. At around 5 secs between charges the delay is acceptable enough too. Don't worry about the lack of manual control, the camera and flash work perflectly together. Could do with a battery life indicator...my only criticism! 
This Optech strap is a top quality item and spreads the load/weight of camera (or heavy equipment) really well. It is very well made, I have purchased these for all my cameras/equipment over the last several years and they do not seem to wear out or break. 
As always Canon quality is excellent. This cord is well made and now includes a metal thread for tripod/bracket mounting rather than plastic in the last model and indeed some of the copies that I have seen. It also has weather sealing if used with suitable Canon cameras and the locking mechanism is the same excellent one used on the latest Speedlite 580EXII flash. It also maintains all functions available if the flash is used on camera and the 2' cord is enough to get your flash off camera and onto a bracket for portrait and also macro photography. Well recommended! 
This eyepiece gives a larger and sharper viewfinder view and as an extra added bonus as it protudes from the viewfinder a little further than the supplied eyepiece which gives your nose a bit more room. Also easier to alter diopter if needed without removing eyepiece. A genuine well made quality Nikon item which is highly recomended. 
Great piece of kit and does exatly what its meant to do. Not difficult to set up with the hotshoe connection. Interface on the flash is very easy to use and to scroll through. Great piece of kit at a reasonable price. 
As o-rings go this is the only one recommended by Canon for the WP-DC11 casing. If you're going on holiday and you don't carry a spare then, when it all goes horribly wrong, you'll wish you'd got one when you had the chance. Don't delay buy one today! 
I am very pleased with these binoculars. The clarity of the image is excellent and they feel solidly built even though they weigh very little. I compared them with an old but very good pair of Bausch & Lomb binos and the image quality was near identical. 
Bought this for my Canon EOS 40D and it works brilliantly. Can be used to focus and take bulb exposures. Best price from here than anywhere. 
Great product from a reliable company at a cost far lower than a screw in filter. Also arrived very quickly. 
Ordered Visionary HD Binocular late on Saturday evening
21/3/09. Received same very well wrapped and in excellent condition early Tuesday morning 24/3/09. Have tried them out in my back garden and must say they are excellent value and will be ideal for watching peregrine falcons. 
This is my first tripod except for the mini one used on my compact. I wanted something light for my rambles yet sturdy enough for my light DSLR and long lens (up to 2kg).
This seems as though it will fulfill it's purpose. Slightly plasticky. Only time will tell how the engineering holds up to my amateur use. 
This was by far the best price on the internet. Approximately £60 less than the second best. Absolutely amazing. 
I bought this really as a lens protector - easy to fit. I have not really experimented to compare the difference it makes to the final image - will do that soon. 
The K20D arrived today and I have been using it all day. I have no previous experience of digital SLRs, but I find it amazingly easy to use. The Tamron lens from my old Pentax film camera works beautifully.
I am truly astonished by the performance of this camera, taking photographs directly into the sun, to candle light, a bonfire in the dark and much more. It is a serious camera for me, I am an architect and taking photographs of my work will now be a joy. 
I went to Focus on Imaging 2009 at the NEC 2 weeks ago and tried lots of monopods, the Manfrotto 776YB M-Y was the lightest and most compact of all at the show.
I think it is sturdy enough to support my Canon digital slr with either standard or medium telephoto lens but light enough not to put me off carrying it when out walking, or packing in a suitcase if going further afield. 
Brilliant little camera. For the money, I truely believe it to be a fantastic piece of equipment and the image quality is pretty good (and I am an slr user). This camera has been bought as a secondary compact and especially for the underwater mode which having tested it already is brilliant. I strongly recommend the Olympus neoprene case as well, compliments the camera really well. 
SP-560 with PT-037 - I used this combination for the first time for a dive trip to the Maldives this year. When delivered I was a little concerned over the size of the housing, it's pretty big, I'm very much an amateur with previous set up being a small Fuji F30 camera and housing. However once in the water the Olympus combo's size became quite reassuring and encouraged me to steady myself before taking shots rather than blitzing away at anything that moved. There are obviously a lot of functions on this camera to learn and I struggled at times especially when adding the use of a strobe into the equation but despite this the Olympus results spoke for themselves. 
Extremely impressed with the results of this kit. Firstly I must comment I didn't realise it came in such a neat case, all the accessories can be packed neatly away in this well designed case with room for more kit to be added (like the SU-800). The two lights that come with kit work very well and are easy to setup. My only gripe is that Nikon do not supply batteries, but these can easily be found on the website. 
An essential converter if you have a Sony camera and want to attach a level to aid panoramic/landscape photos. 
Took this with me to Mexico for a Snuba dive, and although I used my sons Canon A560, it worked brilliantly.
Had to put the lens extender to allow for the lens, which as Will Stewart said can catch if it's not completely aligned correctly. Best tip is to try to pull as much air out the bag as possible.
Perfectly waterproof, my Snuba dive was to 20ft, and no problems whatsoever. Would thoroughly recommend this to anyone. 
An excellent case. It looks good and fits the camera well and more importantly, it easy to take photographs without having to completely remove the camera from the case.
A bit pricey but very pleasing. 
Bought as a first pair of binoculars. Handy size - not too big (just over the size of your hands) and enable us to bird watch with ease. Easy to adjust both the individual eye pieces as well as the overall focus adjustment. 
Very impressed; I use on a Nikon D300 with a Tamron 90mm f2.8 Di macro. Unless you have a full-frame sensor you should see no noticeable difference in IQ, provided the lens you mount it on is of good quality. Only small minus is that contrast falls off slightly. -underwater-digital-camera.jpg "Sealife DC800 (SL180) Underwater Digital Camera"){kind=small}
I took this camera with me on holiday to the Red Sea. I used both on land and underwater. The picture quality is really good. Underwater when I used it in the "Sea" mode the pictures were still a little blue below 20 metres but at depths above that OK. When used with the external flash both at night and in the day results were good. I have only just started try using the manual white balance but the results from this were really good at all depths. I took it down to 35m with no problems at all.
Editing photos was a pleasure as the 8 megapixel allows for a lot of cropping without losing quality.
This camera is a real improvement on the DC 500 which I was using before.
I like it! 
The Crumpler PP90 is a great, sturdy little camera case. Its the perfect size for my Panasonic DMC-TZ5. 
I have been using this pan & tilt head with a 82mm Nikon fieldscope & a hide clamp for birdwatching.
It is easy to adjust & lock, lightweight but sturdy and good value at this price.
I would certainly recommend it if you are looking to use it for a similar application.
I haven't tried it with a camera but given the weight of my fieldscope I am sure it would perform well with an SLR or DSLR. 
I wear spectacles and had difficulty getting the whole view through the viewfinder - unable at times to see both sides of the frame. The extender has made viewing so much better and easier. It cuts nothing out of my view and it saves me squashing my face up against the camera. Although the image appears slightly further away and consequently a little smaller, it is definitely worth the sacrifice to me. 
Very good ball head, but with hindsight I would have probably gone for the RC2 model.
I went for the RC4 because I quite liked the idea of having a spirit level in the base plate, but didn't appreciate just how large this plate is. It is very big: putting it on my Canon 350D makes hand-holding quite uncomfortable and I need to take the plate off whenever I'm using the camera hand-held for any length of time, which sort of defeats the object of having a quick-release plate in the first place.
The ball-head itself is superb however: locks solidly with little effort and in pretty much any orientation I've tried. Very fast way of working too. 
Solid tripod at a reasonable price. I'm quite tall (just over 6ft) and the extra height afforded over the 190XPPROB is handy. At full extension with ball head, the eyepiece is pretty much at a perfect level. Not really used the extending central column for gaining extra height (it gets quite wobbly with a heavy dSLR 7ft in the air!), but moving it to horizontal orientation is great for macro shots. This is quite a heavy model, but a comparable carbon-fibre tripod would be at least a hundred quid more. The extra weight can be a bonus when trying to keep things still in windy locations. 
As a quick release plate, it's fine. Bought a spare one in addition to the one supplied with my Manfrotto 488 head for my camcorder, to save having to take the original off my dSLR.
I think this is proprietary to Manfrotto: don't expect it to work on other types of heads. Not a problem if you only have Manfrotto-style heads. 
This remote was easy to set up and connect to the camera. It worked first time and has continued to work ever since. Does the job perfectly. 
I researched tripod bags as I had been given a Manfrotto tripod for Xmas. Some reviews said that the padded bag was unwieldy and heavy, but it isnt. I think if you have a good tripod, you should get a good bag for it, and this is a great one. I dont find it heavy at all, and am really pleased with it. It carries my tripod with head attached, and is easy to use. 
The Manfrotto 300N Panoramic Head is a solid peice of engineering. Small compact and light, it does exactly what it was specified for. 
This 62mm Kood hood cannot be recommended. The mount is plastic and the first one had malformed threads rendering it unusable. Its replacement is usable, just. The threads are badly distorted making it difficult to get started. Even though it only cost £5 (plus p&p) I expected better. 
[1 of 5 Stars!]
Overall an excellent product - feels a little cheap in the hand, but does the job at a great price. Bulb lock feature is very important for me and is not available on the Nikon branded entry level remotes. 
As you would expect from a Canon hood, it fits perfectly and is great quality, but I do wish Canon would stop being so cheap and include the hood with the lens as so many other manufacturers do. 
Bought this to go on my Manfrotto 676B monopod, fits perfectly and uses the same plate as my manfrotto 804RC2 tripod head, excellent product. 
Good build quality, as you would expect from Nikon, with a good range. Comes with a handy pouch that can be attached to your cameras neck strap to keep the remote safe when on the move. .jpg "Nikon HB-45 Lens Hood (HB45)")
The Nikon lens-hood (HB45) fits snugly onto the front of the lens barrel using a kind of 'claw' activated by two easy to use 'push buttons'; I'm sure it will prove a most essential part of the kit. 
I bought this camera as a second body as I already own a D300 and can honestly say that I am very impressed.
Whilst not up to D300 standard, the build quality of the D90 like all Nikons I have owned so far is very good and in action it performs very well indeed. So far I have not been able to distinguish any difference in picture quality between the two cameras. Notably on one recent poor lighting occasion the D90's autofocus system actually performed better than that of it's bigger brother.
The feature I honestly like the most about the camera is it's menu system, more comprehensive than the D40/D60 entry level models but not as overcomplex (at times) as my D300. It is also very accesible making quick adjustments a doddle, greatly reducing my chances of missing the shot.
Although I didn't buy the camera for it, the video mode has proved itself useful a couple of times and is a handy little extra.
All in all, I am really pleased with my purchase ..... Nice one Nikon. 
Well constructed, protects my camera well. Keeps the rain out(only tried it in a light shower as a test). All camera controls are easily accessible and with the added bonus of having a built in sleave that will waterproof the longest of lenses. 
I have had my Olympus housing for three years now and had no problems at all with the o ring that came with it. However, as it it getting older I thought it best to have a replacement just in case something goes wrong. I am looking forward to the new one being just as good. 
This is the genuine Canon battery for the Powershot G10, purchased as a spare. It includes a plastic cover for the contacts and seems to work fine. The price is much better from Bristol Cameras than on Amazon! 
This case fits the camera snugly, has space to allow the neck strap to remain connected to the camera and includes a belt loop. There is a little padding and a slot for a spare memory card in the flap. 
Seems very good so far and delivers sharp and nice photos. It is quite compact. People sometimes say long zooms are soft at the long end. I haven't found this with the 55-300, it seems sharp throughout, though obviously requiring a greater effort to hold steady when used at longer focal lengths. 
This sample kit contains all the essential elements for keeping your camera and lenses in tip-top condition. The instructions are easy to follow and there is the reassurance of a guarantee that the products will not damage the senosr if used as directed. 
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