Despite having many Camera bags, I fell in love with this beauty....Alpha Sling Bag. The bag feels so good and has been designed with a lot of care.. Very practical bag and is an absolute value for money.

have a lot of bags for my Canon 80D, but what I really wanted was something for my Mamiya RB67 Pro S. This answered the call. With a vintage look and incredibly spacious interior, this backpack is full of charm and functionality. On the outside, the hooks and fasteners are all of great quality. Everything snaps and fits into place and provides the desired security. I even like that there's a dedicated set of handles for carrying a small travel-size tripod. There is an anti-theft bag/pocket and luggage strap strap also built into this backpack which makes it much easier to travel with. Inside there is plenty of space. I have a Mamiya RB67 Pro S, two lenses, light meter, top-down viewfinder, prism finder and 220 back, all neatly stored in that. That's a lot of "bigger" items that need space and this backpack accommodates it all effortlessly and carrying it all around is incredibly light and comfortable. K&F really outdid themselves here with this. Of course you can divide the interior however you like with the velcro dividers which are also top notch. Amazing bag for travel photographers.

I used to have an Alpha camera tripod, it was good but not sturdy enough! And it broke pretty quickly. So I wanted to buy a new one, one of my friends suggested this one to me, although it's not that popular, he suggested I get it. To my surprise this is heavier and sturdier, the quality of the tripod is amazing. It's quite high enough and can go really low with the rotation of the legs on the other side. All in all, I would definitely recommend it to people who don't want to spend hundreds of euros. Ohh the color scheme and the look is pretty DOPE too!

I am not sure if almost all of the reviews on this bag are paid for or what. But I can tell you this. If you own Semi Pro Gear or Pro Gear do not buy this bag. I have a Nikon D850 and Pro Lenses and they do not FIT in this bag. While the bag is "BIG" it is nothing but a BUNCH of VERY SMALL sections that your gear will not fit in. The Pockets that you put your Lenses in are super small and will not fit a Pro Lens. And the Buyer I bought this bag from does not offer Free Returns and Ground Shipping with Tracking at USPS would have cost me $75 to return. So now I am Stuck with a bag that I have ZERO use for. Trust me if you have Real Gear you do not want this bag regardless of the Reviews and what you see on YouTube. DO NOT BUY THIS BAG!!!!

I have tested this “K&F Concept Nano-X PRO series polarizing filter” extensively with my two 67mm Sony lenses (85mm + 24mm focal length) and would like to share my experiences today: The packaging of the filter is impressive, because “K&F” has this “Pro” Filter very attractive and well packaged.

You will receive a bag with leather parts, which is softly lined on the inside and is used to store the filter. In addition, an extra packed cleaning cloth is included. The bag has a magnetic closure and is very well made all around. The filter itself is also very well made, it has a brass frame and can be easily screwed onto my two lenses. Turning the filter to adjust also works well. Due to its slim design, the filter also does not apply too much to the lens.

The surface of the polarizing filter has been coated on both sides with a 36-fold nano coating, making it waterproof, dirt-proof and scratch-resistant. The coating makes the filter robust and I assume that this makes it durable and allows me to shoot with it for a long time. I am also completely satisfied with the properties of the filter, it reduces reflections (e.g. in water) by eliminating polarization by around 99% and the contrast of the image (easy to see when taking photos of sky/clouds) is also increased.

I've already been shooting in the landscape with the filter, I'm very satisfied with the image quality. I did not notice any visual disturbances caused by the use of the filter. I can recommend the “K&F Concept Nano-X PRO series polarizer”.

I have extensively tested this "K&F Concept Nano-X PRO series polarizing filter" with my two 67mm Sony lenses (85mm + 24mm focal length) and would like to share my experiences today:

The packaging of the filter is impressive, because "K&F" has packaged this "Pro" filter in a very attractive and high-quality way. The scope of delivery includes a bag with parts made of leather, which is softly lined on the inside and is used to store the filter. In addition, there is an extra packed cleaning cloth. The bag has a magnetic closure and is very well made all around. The filter itself is also very well made, it has a brass frame and can be easily screwed onto my two lenses. Turning the filter to adjust it also works well. Due to its slim design, the filter does not apply too much to the lens.

The surface of the polarizing filter has a 36-layer nano-coating on both sides, making it waterproof, dirt-resistant and scratch-resistant. The coating makes the filter robust and I assume that this means that it is durable and that I can shoot with it for a long time. I am also completely satisfied with the properties of the filter, it reduces reflections (e.g. in water) by eliminating polarization by around 99% and the contrast of the image (which is easy to see in photos of sky/clouds) is increased.

I have already photographed the landscape with the filter and I am very satisfied with the image quality. I have not noticed any visual impairments from using the filter. I can for the "K&F Concept Nano-X PRO series polarizing filter"

ordered this lens here and use it on my Alpha 7 MKII (no R). What it does is just incredible. I have never owned a lens with such sharpness, detail and color reproduction. At the beginning I bought the camera with the 24-70/4 from Zeiss and I was really happy with it. After that I bought the K&F Concept 85mm 1.4, which I am also very happy with. However, I have to admit that I bought the two K&F Concept lenses in the Canon version and use them with the Commlite adapter, which I bought because I have some Canon lenses from the past. The imaging performance, especially with this wide angle, is simply outstanding and the images are extremely sharp at apertures from 8 to 16 from a distance of approx. 2m to infinity. I initially focused with the red edge enhancement, but found that at this extreme wide angle it's much easier to shoot without focusing. My settings for landscape shots or in the city (buildings etc.) are the following: ISO on Auto, program dial on S (schutter preset) and the shutter speed on 160 or 200, aperture on the lens on 11, the focus ring on the lens between 3m and infinity. Then everything is sharp from 2 meters. It is very important to switch the APS-C sensor adjustment from Auto to OFF in the camera menu. The camera in the standard setting automatically switches the sensor to the APS-C crop as it cannot recognize the lens because there is no electronic communication between the camera and the lens. Without this, you only get an image section that also looks significantly worse in terms of imaging performance and strong achromatic aberrations can occur under certain circumstances. Therefore very important! As many may have noticed, the Sony version is significantly more expensive than the Canon version, so the 70 euros for the Commlite adapter are paid out again, especially if two or more different K&F Concept lenses are purchased, as in my case. The lens is really recommended and a lot of fun!

Excellent filter lenc for my camera. I took some pics with this on my sony 6000 alpha camera, and really loved those.