I bought this point and shoot digital camera as a gift for daughter. It takes great pictures and the auto focus feature really helps take great pictures. It is easy to connect her phone or computer to get the photos from the camera. There is a anti-shake stabilization that really works. My daughter has essential tremors and sometimes struggles but she can really take great pictures anyway.

I was looking for a simple point and shoot camera to take photos for selling products online. I found it simple to use and nice quality photos. You may have to mess around with some of the settings. It work great for what I was wanting to do! Reasonable price and includes an extra battery...

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 shoot a lot of video with different lenses, and lately have been using my 24 f1.4 Sony lens quite a bit while outdoors, and this can be a very bright lens, so using a variable ND filter like this one by K&F can definitely be useful and a big help to shoot with low apertures and further blur out my backgrounds nicely. I didn't notice any real color shifting, and my image has remained sharp as expected. I like that this one is so variable and allows me to use just this one filter, rather than having to keep changing them out to different ones and the light changes. It's just more useful. I'm thankful this one came with that little plastic storage case, rather than a pouch or something useless, because it helps me to protect the filter when not in use. This is a nice inexpensive alternative to much more expensive ND filters and it's actually quite nicely made.

Small and fits in pocket. Simple point and shoot still and video.

I conduct fieldwork and need a simple point-and-shoot camera with good image quality, date/time stamp, and simple access to the photos via computer. This camera covers what I'm looking for. I'm not nitpicky nor tech savvy when it comes to taking photos (adjusting for contrast, brightness, and the like), but the camera does its job and delivers what I need. I haven't used the camera heavily, but I've used it for a few hours and the battery life is still good. If it ever runs low, the camera comes with an extra battery (another benefit). So if you're looking for a camera with simple functions, this would be it.

For a simple point-and-shoot camera or small pair of binoculars, this is a great little strap. I kind of like and dislike the auto-adjustable strap. For anything other than a small camera, the weight of the camera causes the strap to tighten on my wrist, which can be uncomfortable over time. For a small item it's not a big problem. The description says this is for a DSLR. That would be a “no”. Stick with smaller cameras and you'll be fine. This has a clip that I've never seen before and requires almost two hands to undo... that's a good thing. The connection will not be accidentally interrupted. The strap is VERY strong and quite soft. I could imagine perhaps using this with an assistant and a flash as well.

By converting the M42 mount to a Leica M mount and using Techart's AF adapter, you can shoot autofocus with the Sony α7III. I can cover up the fact that it became difficult to concentrate because of Toshi. So I bought the M42 lens again because I left it on with the intention of remodeling it straight away. If you remove it, you won't understand.