Canon LA-DC58H Conversion Lens Adapter for Canon G7 & G9 Digital Cameras
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Digital Cameras Photo Reviews of Canon LA-DC58H Conversion Lens Adapter for Canon G7 & G9 Digital Cameras
Customer Review: Teleconverter
Summary: 4 Stars
I found the lens useful and images were very clear. The images are much better then using digital zoom. It takes a bit of time to mount the lens and you must use the digital display to compose the picture. Image stabilization is a must and the eyepiece is useless but I knew this before I bought the item. I am happy with the lens and would buy it again.Customer Review: Too expensive
Summary: 4 Stars
I knew that I needed this, but $25 (or even $15) is way too much for a piece of plastic. There is nothing to this at all. The price needs to be reduced significantly and Canon should be shamed for taking advantage of their customers. If I met the person at Canon who priced this thing I know where I'd shove it!Customer Review: lens adapter
Summary: 4 Stars
ok, but made of plastic. lensmate makes a better version out of aluminium, which is actually available. When fitted with a good uv filter and left on the camera it looks great, makes the camera better balanced, protects the lens mechanism, and also works as a great lens hood.Customer Review: Canon LA-DC58H Conversion Lens Adapter for Canon G7&G9 Digital Cameras
Summary: 4 Stars
A necessary product for Canon Tele Converter lens...the material is plastic rather than metal it works fine be careful not to "cross thread"the lens and don't tighten it to much a light snug fit will work.I never remove it... makes a fine lens hood.Customer Review: Canon LA-DC58H Adapter
Summary: 4 Stars
Required with G9 telephoto lens. Others have commented on plastic vs metal adapters. I opted for plastic because I'd rather have the camera as the strong component vs lens in case of accident.