Instruction: Carefully assess the user's review for any strong expressions of sentiment, either positive or negative. Based on your analysis, select the most fitting sentiment option from the provided list as output.

Input:
For only $300, this camera is an excellent choice for anyone who needs to take digital photographs.  It has more features than I ever thought possible, including the ability to slice a picture into 9 sections and zoom  in on each one (on the LCD screen), and hook it up easily to a TV and use  the slide show function to display your photos on a larger  screen.
Although the positives outway the negatives, there are still some  aspects I could do without.  I have had the camera for 2 days (and have  been using it very much as well), and already the battery low warning has  appeared.  I read that you should really use the AC adapter for doing  'camera --> PC' transfers, as well as connecting it to your TV.  I  haven't done that, so I'm sure those are 2 main reasons the batteries are  already low.
Also, it is suggested that you use the LCD screen for  viewing pictures only, as not only does it eat up battery life but you can  take more steady pictures when using the viewer rather than the  LCD.
Camera --> PC transfers are slow and you can get quite impatient  waiting for the included software to index/thumbnail all the pics on the  cam before you can do anything such as download, etc.
But, for the price  it's an excellent camera.  You can save in .bmp, .jpg, and .tif using the  included software.  Using the lowest image quality mode, you can store  about 120 on the included 8 megabyte SmartMedia card, and they come out  exceptionally well, too.  4 flash features, zoom, and more make this camera  a necessity for the novice photographer or just about anyone.

Options:
A: very positive
B: positive
C: neutral
D: negative
E: very negative
Answer: B: positive