The Kentfaith Digital Camera is a budget-friendly option perfect for beginners and casual photographers. It features a 64 MP resolution for sharp images, and 16x digital zoom. The simple design and user-friendly connection make it easy to use, it also has a reasonably sized screen that is great for framing and reviewing shots. However, the camera struggles in low-light places, and the digital zoom can reduce image quality. Even with these drawbacks, it offers good value for its price, making it a solid choice for those new to photography and other beginners. And the fact that it is already provided with a 32GB SD card is good. Overall a great camera.

I've used these types of cameras to easily look into wall cavities and help me snake cables through the walls. This works great with the iPhone. The app is simple, if perhaps a bit sparse. You can take pictures or videos while in the app and the image quality is pretty clear for the 720P camera. The fact that this only applies to iPhones is strange, as other cameras come with adapters so it will work on almost every device. Now the newer iPhones come with USB-C instead of Lightning, meaning this camera is useless on the new iPhones. I will also say that it is more expensive than other cameras available that can be used on any device, and I didn't notice much of an image difference between the two I have. I would say only buy this camera if you really need the Lightning cable version and can't find a cheaper version of the same camera.

I bought this microscope for my son but now I use it more. Very good optical zoom and 4x digital zoom makes it perfect. Since it is a digital device, one can capture the image and store it on the memory card for future reference. Battery life is good.

The best backpack I could try. It doesn't look like a camera backpack. Very comfortable and with many compartments for all types of cameras. In my backpack I have an SLR camera, two Go Pros and a Polaroid camera. It also offers me space for all kinds of cables, the tablet and various batteries and memory cards. It also allows me to carry up to three tripods, two if they are small and one if they are large. I recommend this purchase 100×100

I bought this product because it was recommended in a digital photography magazine survey. The price, build quality and optical quality are okay as far as I can tell at the moment, although I don't have another filter from another manufacturer to compare with. A smaller page on my main telephoto zoom. Given the optical quality of the photos taken, I would recommend it at the moment

Modern lenses are extremely sharp and exceptionally corrected. As a result, they usually have a complete lack of character. This simple filter adds a touch of old-school magic and keeps things sharp. At the moment it fount its pretty much permanent home on my Fuji X100V.

PS: I hear you ask, can't we just add an effect X in the post? Sure we can. But an optical filter doesn't care about the dynamic range of your sensor because it doesn't have one of its own. When a highlight is blown it has no color information, so all effects in post treat it as pure white. But the optical filter doesn't care about the brightness - it will give your highlight a smooth fading halo, and even if your camera sensor perceives the "epicenter" as 255/255/255, the glow will retain color information (which in turn helps Photoshop when highlighting helps).

Pictures are with and without the 1/2 mist!

Pictures are with and without the 1/4 mist!