The quality and texture are both nice... also the bag can sustain quite some heavy stuff(canon 6d and canon 50d). Would definitely recommend to buyers who're not on a tight budget(too expensive)

The quality and texture is good... also the bag can hold some heavy stuff (canon 6d and canon 50d). Would definitely recommend to buyers who are not on a tight budget (too expensive)

Am using Canon 6d mark 2 with a heavy 70-200 mm lens and it works well for me!The tripod has good build quality, is very steady even for heavy equipment , is lightweight, folds up very small, easy/fast setting up and comes with a nice carrying case. Good deal for the price!

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 has no ports but I can still use Canon lenses on NX cameras... Can enjoy different angles.

The adapter fits smoothly into the EOS bayonet without wobbling (in my case: 6D and Film-EOS 33v). The F bayonet on the lens side is also very nicely made - with many similarly inexpensive adapters, the retaining aluminum lamellae of the F bayonet are only used a slit is cut and then the slats are slightly bent up. The more stable and also more precise solution are of course 3 small leaf springs that press the lens evenly against the bearing surface of the bayonet - as is the case with this adapter.

In order to be able to use my good old Zeiss Planar 1.4 / 50mm on my EOS 6D again, I ordered this well-made adapter. The adapter can be easily mounted on the lens and sits there perfectly and without wobbling. On my Canon, the lens can then be used semi-automatically with an adapter just like any Canon lens. To eliminate any risk of game damage to my 6D, I shortened the two small levers protruding from the Zeiss Planar. I don't miss the now missing autofocus at all and set to AV, the automatic exposure works perfectly. On the contrary, this way you take photos in a totally relaxed manner and can concentrate more on the object to be focused on. The photos are just more fun and then more me - than automatic.