Some problems after buying Canon 80is

Friend, I also bought it from Suning. I bought the blue one on November 22nd. I like it very much!

I have been watching 80 for half a year, and I am really familiar with it. I will answer your question for reference only.

1. The new battery charges for 10 hours for the first three times, and then for 1 and a half hours. However, I tried it and it was fully charged in 1 hour and 40 minutes. Buying a spare battery is mainly for convenience. If you have enough funds, you can Thinking about it, the product is good, the price is reasonable, the brand is resounding, the same model as 80: NB-4L, about 80 yuan.

2 I bought it from Suning, and they did not provide film. I paid 30 yuan to buy a Sony film from the salesperson. It feels good. It is used to protect the LCD screen and prevent scratched.

3. If you are not a professional tripod, there is no need to buy it. The 80 comes with optical image stabilization, so there is no need to buy it.

4. It’s very slow when I use a data cable to transfer photos, and I have to install Canon’s software, which is very troublesome. It’s easy and convenient to use a card reader. Any brand will work. It’s very easy to use. Mine is only 10 yuan. I bought it with money and can read any card.

5. The SD card brand you mentioned is very good, but Kingston’s is more practical and cheaper.

6. Suning is quite trustworthy. I also checked that the code on the box is genuine.

7. Test the machine as much as possible in these 7 days. If there is no problem after trying too many times, it will be OK. This is what I did. In fact, there is usually no problem.

8. Plus 65 seems to be some kind of sunshine membership. The salesperson strongly recommended it at first. Later, I thought that my machine would definitely be used with care. Besides, it is already under a one-year warranty, and maybe a new machine will be released in a few years. If you have it, there is no insurance. If you are worried about something going wrong, it is worth adding 65%. You must know that if something goes wrong with this high-tech, it can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Okay, that’s it for the answer. I hope your 80 can also capture beautiful scenery!