Action Camera that gets all the Action. I can mount this anywhere on my Motor Bike, Boat, Canoe, Helmet Etc. plus it's waterproof! The Battery last for Hours and it Takes great Sharpe and clear Video, Highly Recommended if you are looking for a small tough Action Camera that films great video

Action Camera that gets all the Action. you can mount this anywhere on my Motor Bike, Boat, Canoe, Helmet Etc. plus it's waterproof! The Battery last for Hours and it Takes great Sharpe and clear Video, Highly Recommended if you are looking for a small tough Action Camera that films great video

The bike camera is similar to action cameras, Its 4K videos and 20 MPs, it has image stabilization, it has one button control to recording videos and shooting. It's not hard to use. The difference is this is designed to mount to your bike. really you can mount it to anything the bar clamp will fit on. You can also mount it on tap a helmet. The quality is really good. Video looks great. It records to a 64GB micro SD card which is included and you can use a card up to 128GB. There is a two inch screen to watch the video. Battery life is very good. There is a bike horn and light built in. There are three lighting modes. If you are looking for an action to add to your bike, this is it. I can recommend

got this mount specifically for my iPad Mini 6 and it has worked great for that so far. The body of the mount is plasticky but seems sturdy enough for now. I am concerned about the longevity of this mount but so far I have no complaints. Would recommend it to anyone looking for a mount big enough for a tablet but small enough to put in their pocket

What went in the trash was a P/K mount lens, so I bought it to use. This can be worn on the lens, not the camera body. It's not a camera that allows you to use a lens; she uses a lens with a camera. I was curious about the other reviews. There are always more lenses I want to use, so I think I'll buy more.

There is no problem with the "L/RL/M" Leica R-Mount Lens X Leica M Mount Body LM-EA7 confirmed with Summicron-R 50mm f2. Infinity is fine.

This adapter ring is excellent quality (all metal) for the asking price. The processing is very good with very well calibrated processing in the lens mounts; Absolutely no problems with mounting, I even have to say that the first mounting of my Sigma 18-35 f1.8 (Nikon mount) on my Fuji XT2 was extremely hard, then in subsequent uses everything goes back to normal! However, you must be careful that the mounting direction of the ring on the lens side (Nikon mount hence) rotates in the opposite direction to the Fuji mount on the other side, and because of the relative strength of the mount you must be careful to rotate the ring to hold yourself tightly so as not to force the click to lock the bracket on the Fuji body, because by mounting the Nikon lens on the ring already on the body (that is, the opposite direction On the Fuji system) we press on the Mount the body in the direction the ring will be removed so press the safety button to lock the lenses in place AND NOT ON THE END OF THE BODY MOUNT STOP where it wouldn't matter. So be careful not to foolishly damage your body through mishandling... Otherwise, the Micro-Nikkor AF-D 60mm lenses and the Sigma 10-20mm f3.5 and 18-35mm f1.8 work very well on the Fuji XT2. Also note that while the diaphragm adjustment ring on the K&F is precise, the notches in the 6 positions are very (too much?) close together. Also, the apertures obtained are random or rather unknown (so not 2.8 to the exact 4 — we use an X-aperture, which is also different for each lens, albeit reproducible each time). A habit to get used to!

This is my first action camera and I’m not disappointed.