Very professional not to be a first brand (cool, read...). Nothing to do with other cheap brands. To begin and continue...

have a bunch of these filters for lenses of different sizes... not expensive but also nicer than the cheap ones...

have a number of these filters for lenses of various sizes... not expensive, but also nicer than the cheap ones...

This backpack now has space for my camera, lenses and accessories. And the cool thing is that I still have space in the top pocket for my private stuff when I'm traveling. There is even a narrow compartment for a tablet or netbook. The side compartment for camera access is very comfortable for me and the zipper in the back contributes to security. The compartment for the lenses is located there. For example, as I said, I carry the backpack when traveling by train and don't want my camera to be left unattended in the luggage compartment. This means I can easily place the backpack at my feet and have my other things within easy reach. The backpack is definitely great to carry on your back on a photo tour through the city or in nature. Even when fully packed it is not too heavy and easy to handle.

This adapter turns a cheap Canon M camera into a professional one. Simply combine it with the full-frame lenses without an L fixed focal length.

Finally a way to use those wonderful old Canon and Tokina lenses and and and again. The adapter is solid and fits perfectly - not a cheap plastic part but a decent metal bayonet on both sides. The aperture is reliably locked so that manual adjustment can be made. The only drawback - there is no operating manual - but it is absolutely necessary. The description here on Amazon doesn't explain anything either - this led to me almost sending the adapter back because the camera - an EOS-M3 - no longer triggered. With another provider I found the important information that you have to select "Release without lens" under C.Fn III - Other - under 2 in the individual menu, otherwise the camera will block. After I had made this setting, there were no more problems - the camera can be operated perfectly. Focus and aperture are set manually in AV mode, the camera chooses the appropriate time - or, with ISO Auto, also adjusts the ISO setting. The great thing is that the old FD lenses are (still) available on ebay for cheap. Word hasn't really gotten around about what you can do with them - not even that they (eg Tokina) were and are excellent lenses. With this adapter they can be used again, and it is also inexpensive - therefore: clear purchase recommendation.

The lenses are adjustable depending on what you see and where, they are made of very strong material and very durable. They include a nice bag and strips to take with you and an adapter for the phone! How cool is that!
It's the perfect place to watch beautiful animals from afar in the afternoon and take cool pictures! 10/10 would recommend. The quality of the item is much better than the price I paid!

Nice product but cheap plastic. I bought this for my grandson. Many cheap microscopes are all plastic but this one has glass lenses but the body feels cheap. It works well for the price. I tested it before giving it to him and for his first microscope it was very clear.