I like this bag, perfect fit for all my camera and lens items

This is not a DSLR it’s a fancy looking digital camera which is fine for a beginner. This was purchased for a 13 year old. Still has a lot of cool features, takes great photos especially during action shots like sports games, and very clear night photos. Very pleased with the camera.

I like this bag, perfect for all my camera and lens stuff

I've had all the DSLR cameras, but I wanted a CPL for my bridge camera. Initially, I bought a cheap one because I didn't know how much I would use it, especially for landscapes. However, the camera is so light and versatile that I find I now use the DSLR very little. So I've been looking for improved filters for the bridge. The CPL is of course the most important, so I tried that right off the bat, and I was not disappointed. Yes, I could spend a fortune on really good filters, but for an enthusiastic hobbyist in advanced years, this will do just fine. I've been using it for a few weeks and have been very pleasantly surprised with the results. Very good value for money.

I was looking for a large backpack to take all of my camera and go pro gear - it has more than enough room for me to take a DSLR, 3 lenses, and 4 action cameras,along with accessories, room for tripod, gorilla pod, laptop, Ipad, small drone, etc... It does get heavy if you load up every compartment, but I never have to worry about leaving something at home. Haven't had any issues with it yet.

as a photographer, i do not like straps on my DSLR cameras, nor around my neck, but this strap is great. comfortable and perfect to keep the controller safe.

bought the Canon 50mm f/1.4 and sold my Canon 50mm f/1.8. The 1.4 is superior to the 1.8 in all respects. It looks more valuable and stable, the autofocus is faster and I would also describe the image performance as a bit better (although the f/1.8 is already very good here). I use the 1.4 on my Canon 5D MKII and am very satisfied. I've also been filming with my DSLR for a while now. The 50mm 1.4 is predestined for this. The blurred effect of a large aperture works particularly well in films (see video). Filming at portrait distance looks amazing. There is an exciting effect when you film people like this. Even in dark environments, the lens still lets enough light through when filming (due to the large aperture). - Ideal travel size and weight - Hardly any weight on the DSLR - In dark scenes, it still creates good pictures where other lenses have long since only delivered rejects - Faster and quieter autofocus - No stabilizer; In my opinion, you don't need it for photography either. It would be helpful when filming - super lens for DSLR filming (although the films usually have to be stabilized later with suitable means if you don't film on a tripod right away) Note: many people are surprised when they take photos with an aperture of 1.4 and then get annoyed about the lack of sharpness. Due to the design and the laws of optics, that's the way it is. You should know that. But of course the lens is also very good if you stop down a bit and then work with f/2.8. More expensive L lenses are certainly better in terms of sharpness, even at f/1.4. But in between there are no worlds but a lot of money. *** Conclusion *** A must-have lens in my collection. Great for both photography and filming. Clear purchase recommendation.

This is a photo backpack worth the money. I can pack 5 lenses and two large DSLR cameras and there is still room for snacks, batteries, chargers, a tripod and something to drink. I've hiked with it very often and a lot, thanks to the hip belt it's a very pleasant thing, highly recommended.