I am very happy with the wildlife camera. The only thing that is sometimes annoying is the slow connection to the cell phone... Otherwise everything is fine.

This has been by far the best camera I have used so far. The rotation is a game changer.

I recently took a trip out to California to photograph wildlife and scenery in some of the National Parks there. I wanted a bag that I could carry as a cross body for my mirrorless camera and a 50-400mm zoom. I needed to be able to use this bag not only as a camera bag, but also as a purse stand-in...carrying my phone, power bank, Motrin and a few other small things. It worked out perfectly!

I had been looking at another similar bag from a will known company. Their bag was VERY expensive...about three times the price of this one. I'm so so SO glad I didn't spend that money. This bag is perfect. It's tough, well made and is a great walk-about size. I'm very happy with this purchase.

This has been by far the best camera I have used so far. The rotation is a game changer.

Quality best inspection camera I ever own.

1000 yard version

In conjunction with the Canon EOS 1000 D Canon EOS 1000D SLR digital camera (10 megapixels, live view) housing, the maximum resolution can be achieved for this camera. Thanks to aperture values from 1.4, it is wonderfully possible to resolve the motifs in front of the background with absolutely crisp sharpness. In my opinion, the colors also appear more natural. Since I previously only worked with a Tamron zoom lens and this only starts with an aperture value of 3.5, you also have to get used to paying attention to the aperture with the automatic function or in program mode 1.4 of the Canon is not selected for "normal images", otherwise the depth of field is correspondingly small. The auto focus is quiet and fast, which is particularly helpful in twilight and with tracking auto focus. Can only recommend the lens.

I have had this camera for about 6 months and love it as much as day 1. The picture are great quality and don't think any higher resolution is needed at least for automotive use. The pics I attached show how easy it isolate cause of engine mechanical issues. Much quicker than a leakdown test (although like a noid light, easy to tell a failure, but could lead you to false pass in some situations. My only recommendation to other techs would be to possibly consider spending the extra money for the 0.24" diameter camera. I have the 0.33" diameter and even though it works in most spark plug holes, it is very difficult to fit in some of the Fords with the smaller diameter plugs. It would probably be worth the extra $60. There are times when I felt a triple camera would be better, but the articulating triple cameras I have seen are near or over $1000. I might get the Teslong triple as an addition to this and still be way under the 1000 price point. The app is extremely convenient and allows you to connect to your phone to make taking pictures to show the customer much easier. Also allows you to set camera down and view from a remote spot such as when viewing for piston coming up on TDC when rotating crankshaft. As with anything else, I'm always learning new ways to use this camera but it is a real timesaver and leads to more accurate diagnostic results.