Holds the Gopro very secure. It allows you to get many different angles due to the "bendy " material the neck strap is made of, kinda like those rubber moldable "zip ties " that are used to hold extension cords or those rubber action figure toys you can pose. Quality solid material. Also great fpv. Worth it .

I was looking for a filter that would not be too expensive to mount in a case for the GoPro on the motorcycle. I've already lost a few filters due to the vibrations. This filter not only screws well and fits perfectly, but also surprised me with its quality. In the videos I get in 4K I don't see any distortions or aberrations or lack of sharpness... I recommend this brand.

This is an upgraded selfie stick that extends up to 5 feet without the additional tripod mount. I am able to use my GoPro 12 with no issues. Extending it allows a different vantage point. There is no feeling of it falling out or twisting oddly in your hands as the shaft is sturdy. I am eager to use it on a Insta360 camera in the future. The length and materials of this K&F Concept is excellent. I have a few short tripods with 1/4" threaded screws that I can utilize onto the bottom of this stick. Great design that allows versatility to your photo/video shooting options. The lower part of the selfie stick has a stickier rubberized-like finish to better grip it. It is lightweight but a little longer than most selfie sticks when fully closed down (over 12 inches) so you have to plan on how to travel with this.

The main advantage of this selfie stick/mini tripod is its size. At only 13 cm long and with a diameter of 3cm its small and can easily be popped into a pocket. Unlike many selfie sticks this one is not designed for a phone but has a GoPro style mount. It extends from 13cm to 33cm, which although not the greatest of extensions is probably enough for most tasks, particularly when held at arm’s length. When extended the sections stay in place so its rigid and does not collapse as many other sticks do, the centre extension poll is metal and has 6 sections. The handle is plastic and rubberised to aid grip splitting into 3 sections that fold outwards to form a steady tripod like base. I like that I can attach my GoPro (Hero 7 black) to it without any additional joints, it just screws straight on, as it makes the whole assembly simpler and stronger. I have longer versions, but they don’t provide such a solid mount and to be honest I am enjoying the compactness of this version.

needed a strap for my second camera body. I photograph weddings and events. I'm not in harsh conditions, but I need a sturdy, reliable belt. At the same time, I don't see any value proposition for purchasing the universally popular PD strap. Is it really worth over $70. I say no, this works for less than half the price.

use this on a Sony DSC-F828 camera. Fixed lens, swiveling body and a very heavy camera. What I like: • Beautiful gray herringbone pattern, smooth and comfortable. • Heavy duty security/anti-theft buckles. • Loops on the camera body (with built-in wear indicators!) are much thicker and stronger than most camera straps; • Leather patches, two of which keep the body loops *secure*. • I'm a big guy who also uses the camera strap as a wrist strap. This strap is easy to use as it is generously long yet easy to wrap. What I don't like: • The adjustable strap buckles are made of aluminum and can scratch my vintage camera. That's all. I love the “old school” look and feel of this 50s camera strap. It's so comfortable that I don't even need (or want) a shoulder pad. But the aluminum buckles make me very nervous about using this strap or storing my camera in my bag with the strap in it.

What went in the trash was a P/K mount lens, so I bought it to use. This can be worn on the lens, not the camera body. It's not a camera that allows you to use a lens; she uses a lens with a camera. I was curious about the other reviews. There are always more lenses I want to use, so I think I'll buy more.

There is no problem with the "L/RL/M" Leica R-Mount Lens X Leica M Mount Body LM-EA7 confirmed with Summicron-R 50mm f2. Infinity is fine.