Camera and Product Reviews for the cameras in the top 10

The 3.2-megapixel automatic exposure PowerShot has wide range of preset shooting modes. For a lower price camera, it is a good bargain and does a great job.

The Canon A-410 is built on the well-tested, A-Series design. It has great image quality and good value, especially for novice users.

Although it could use a better optical viewfinder, it does a very good all-around job. It’s one of the best cameras available in it’s price range.

Give it a try. I’m sure you’ll like it!

Bogen 3021BPRO

This tripod brings back fond memories. I had a photography studio for 8 years and used two of these tripods with the head that is shown below. When I was starting in the business, a fellow photographer told me to get good tripods because I would need them. Boy, was he right. You continuously put them up and down day after day. They are quick to adjust, rock solid and they don't wear out or break. I would recommend them to anyone.

Bogen 3265 Grip Action Ball Head

This is the head I used with the tripod above. When you squeeze the handle, you can turn it any direction. When you let it go, it locks right where it's at. It's very fast and sometimes that means the difference of whether you do or don't get the shot.

I shot many weddings with it, not to mention senior pictures, family pictures, etc. It works equally well in the studio.

It is very durable and the action is adjustable.