I use both large format and digital formats. I find the quality very good and well presented in a case. I will inform my colleagues about my results.

Exactly what I need for a full format camera and max medium telephoto

I've been shooting professionally in NYC medium format photography for 20 years. I'm used to HEAVY quality tripods. I no longer need a HEAVY tripod! I am retired and now shoot with a DSLR, Cannon G7x MII or my phone. I'm a big fan of the ball head & the included quick release mount! The carrying case is great for protecting and storing the tripod. This is awesome for traveling or hiking to take a selfie or time lapse! It's packed with professional features!

Rangefinder keeps what it promises. Top product.

Battery last for 8 plus hours in the rain on a medium setting

It is in order. Rangefinder packed in carton

As described and looks very good quality

This lens is fully compatible with NIKON D3100 and D7500 (both DX format cameras) just like a Nikon original AF-S 50mm f/1.8G lens with one small difference; with the original Nikkor you can intervene directly in the AF mode and correct the sharpness manually, but not with this one; With the YONGNUO, the lens must first be switched to M (manual) mode. Autofocus works fairly quickly and reliably and isn't too loud, as some others have complained about. I'm not entirely satisfied with the sharpness (only at large apertures), but ok, I accept it. Since the 50mm focal length is built for FX format, in DX format it means a focal length of 75mm, so it's a light telephoto and the risk of camera shake is quite high. The camera must therefore be held very still! Otherwise this lens is a very good lens in terms of value for money, with beautiful, realistic colors and (in my opinion) soft and pleasant bokeh. I uploaded some photos here; they were made in "A" mode - aperture priority with an aperture of f1.8. Only the last photo of Schönbrunn Palace was made with f11. Maybe these pictures can help someone with their purchase.