This is a nice light tripod suitable for traveling and carrying on a long walk. It does not fit my phone (Pixel 3aXL) with its case on, as the phone is quite large, but I don’t see that as an issue since I intended to use this with my real camera. My phone, with its case, is quite large, but I don’t need a tripod to shoot still photos with my phone. I have a video camera and a large and heavy (1.8 pound/800 gram) DSLR camera, and both work just fine on this tripod. The tripod has no trouble supporting and working with either of the two cameras. I usually work with a much larger, heavier tripod, but if I am going to have to carry it any distance, I certainly will take this tripod. It has sufficient flexibility and control to position the DSLR in any position and is a good value. My DSLR camera is heavy, but the tripod has no trouble supporting and working with it. I can certainly recommend this tripod for most phones (it would fit mine if I removed the case) and for DSLR cameras.

Excellent quality and a very well made camera backpack. I can fit my Sony a7IV camera, 70-200mm, 20mm, 35mm and 24-105mm, four spare batteries, an SD card case and my M2 Air laptop. The back strap is very comfortable due to the extra padding. This backpack is great for traveling. I will recommend 100%

I got the filter for the 55mm Sony/Zeiss lens. The front lens is set back here... but you never know. In any case, the glass is high quality and well coated to allow for high transmission and few reflections. Even in poor lighting, I don't see any flares that wouldn't be there without the filter. I can definitely recommend it.

I like this camera it comes with a case.

This fit my Canon T7i perfectly. I like the case they were in and they seem to be of good focal quality. I have used them with my camera outside on a cloudy day and the UV filter worked great. Should be a good set to protect my lens. Would recommend and a good value for what you get.

It's really very nice. Add an extra touch of professionalism and beauty to any camera! I immediately replaced the strap I had on my Sony Alpha (the original always curls up a bit and gets ugly after a few months) and the camera immediately became nicer, there's little to do about it. The plastic fasteners are very sturdy, the metal parts ensure a very stable hold on the strap (it doesn't stretch easily, you have to be the one to loosen or tighten the straps at will). In general, we'll say that I "feel more secure" with it than with the original, even though it's literally impossible for the Sony strap to slip away from the camera in any way. Maybe it's that it gives a feeling of greater strength (the strap is a little wider than the original and in any case there are metal hooks in addition to the plastic clasps). In short, I find it much better than the one that came with the camera! I highly recommend it if you're looking for a strap, it's really great. The only note: it has no pads to reduce the weight of the camera. In my case, since it is a mirrorless camera, the weight is much less than an SLR, but I can already imagine the weight of an SLR with an important zoom! However, it has to be said that not even the original has any kind of ball bearings, eh! Great.

I ordered two camera backpacks, this one and the large bag by Ececase. They looked similar and to some extent they were. I wasn't sure they weren't the same under different packaging. They aren't the same. The Evecase is smaller. Both have a separate take out case. The Evecase is just that. This backpack has a pull out waistpack and can be used around your waist which is handy if you need more room. I don't think think this backpack is going to fit under an airline seat. In the end I choose this backpack because of several reasons. I needed the additional room and wanted the option to include a change of clothes for when we are flying. This pack is capable of remaining balanced on the end to allow easy access to your camera from above without laying it down. I have rectangular filters in a substantial case which fits better on end. I am also able to fit my Canon 70-200m end on end, plus 3 more lenses, flash unit and controller, plus other camera related items in the upper opening. I put my lenses case in the lower opening. There are a bunch of other storage places, room for a drink on one end and tripod on the other. The zippers were easier to work on this backpack. There was also more room a coMputer in this pack. I have a 13" regular computer and a 10" pad which both fit in the computer opening. Although they fit in the other bag I couldn't close the zipper. The back supporting straps are more comfortable on this bag. The other bag cut into my chest. I think it may be a defective.This bag comes with a huge number of velcro dividers both above and below, many more than I needed.In the event you have to check the bag under the plane on smaller planes, the top is better padded with a rubberized top.This a big bag and fully loaded it can be heavy. I hope I can handle all the weight. Our first trip out will be this weekend..The other bag is a nice bag. It is a bit smaller and you may be able to fit it under a seat.I do have suggestions for an even better backpack. 1. Make the carrying handle more substantial. 2. There are two sleeves in the upper storage area, one of which is open. I plan on sewing some velcro to close off the second open storage sleeve. 3. the straps that hold the tripod need to have quick release belts, not the existing double hole belt which are slower to operate. Again I am going to replace them with the quick release variety.

I highly recommend it, my vintage lenses fit my Sony A600 perfectly