Canon Powershot Sx 70

[10 to 90%] Small camera with a lot of the capibilities of my Canon PowerShot SX 70 HS (similar to an XLR camera) but a lot lighter & easier for traveling. Better than my new Google 8 phone.

[Zipper] Some time ago we lost our battery charger for our Canon PowerShot SX 530 HS. It took some searching to even find a legitimate Canon battery charger (as even Canon's site no longer carried them). We finally found this one! We received the charger quickly and it works exactly like the old one. Very pleased and will definitely recommend them to others.

[Nikon i-TTL] Work well perfect for my sx-70

[Aluminum] Fits my Canon sx 70 and allows me to use my ball head (although it does interfere with the opening of the battery/memory compartment). I will probably buy a second one to use with a spotting scope. Seems well built and is stable when mounted on the ballhead

[0.46 lb] Great piece of equipment. Makes a great SX-70 AF even better!!!

[0.11 lb] perfect case/belt carrier for Canon Powershot G12.

[6.8 x 4 x 2.8"] With the battery charged, I now have my compact Canon Powershot camera working again.

[Black & White] This film is a bit on the expensive side (per shot, compared to Instax Wide), but the results are equally good. And it enabled me to use the venerable Polaroid SX-70, still arguably the best instant camera even today. Last time I used my Polaroid SX-70, I have to deal with either expired old film or use a plastic ND filter with 600 film (and cut off some plastic notches). It is great to be back with my old friend SX-70, using native film. Overall tonality and sharpness are pretty comparable to the old SX-70 film. I do need to under-expose by about one stop (using the dial), to get the best overall result.

[4.9 x 4 x 0.9"] as much as I like the color sx-70 film, the black and white has so much more exposure range that it's hard to beat in nighttime or weird indoor situations

[Theme] I use this film with a SX-70 camera. Apart from the Spectra/Image-Film, it's the only Polaroid integral film left on the market. Great, strong colors and, of course, the famous see-the-picture-as-it-develops-effect! Too bad it will be discontinued soon.