Due to many photo tours, comfort was very important to me when choosing a backpack, in addition to storage space. In the backpack I can transport 2 SLR cameras (Canon 550D and Canon 6D MK II) and a total of 8 (!) lenses, a small tripod and an external flash without any problems . With larger lenses (e.g. a 70-200mm) you should make sure that only 3-4 more lenses fit in the backpack. The comfort in question is really very pleasant thanks to the back padding and has even when carried for a long time (hikes on mountains) very convinced. The weight is also distributed very well. All in all, I can really recommend this backpack! We have since bought another one for my girlfriend.

It comes with two batteries, a storage card, perfect size, variety of lenses. Easy to use. Perfect for a beginner camera.

Because of many photo tours, comfort was very important to me when choosing a backpack, as well as storage space. In the backpack I easily transport 2 SLR cameras (Canon 550D and Canon 6D MK II) as well as 8 (!) lenses, a small tripod and an external flash. With larger lenses (e.g. a 70-200mm) you should make sure that only 3-4 additional lenses fit in the backpack. The comfort is really very pleasant thanks to the back padding and is also very impressive when worn for longer periods of time (hikes on mountains). The weight is also distributed very well. All in all, I can really recommend this backpack! We have since bought another one for my girlfriend.

Perfect product that adapts really well to all lenses! This allows you to have only one support. Very good quality with the storage pouch. I had lost a screw and the after-sales service was very responsive and they sent me back a batch of screws.

This filter, if nothing else, helps keep my marriage on an even keel.Now I won't rehash the old UV vs non-UV filter debate, but personally I don't really feel I need a UV filter on my DSLR lenses, and if I were the only person using my cameras I wouldn't bother at all as I'm extremely careful with all of my equipment. My wife, on the other hand...Every time my wife takes out one of my cameras she treats it the same way she treats her sunglasses (lenses down on the dashboard of her car, jamming them in her pockets without a case or a second thought, smudges... just... everywhere. Oh, the humanity). When it comes to optical equipment she's history's greatest monster, a true menace to glass, but complaining about this to her will only ever end in a resentful argument.So the solution? A high quality UV filter that will protect my lenses without reducing image quality. I've tried cheap filters in the past that I've ended up removing every time I take a shot because there's noticeable degradation in the results, but as this is a high quality filter I can't see any different in the final product with or without the filter. All I see is a clean, scratch- and fingerprint-free lens coming back to me safe and sound, and that's worth its weight in gold.

have a few of these K&F adapters for mounting various vintage lenses on my cameras - I use Canon and Fuji ASP-C and M4/3 cameras and they are brilliant on all 3. Great price, well made and they work really well.

It has no ports but I can still use Canon lenses on NX cameras... Can enjoy different angles.

The adapter allows the use of AF or MF Minolta/Sony A lenses on Sony FE mirrorless cameras. Very well done. The lens can only be used with manual focus, but is fine in most cases. There is an aperture slider that isn't marked with f-numbers but with click stops so you can count stops if needed. It serves its purpose and allows me to do some vintage reviews of Minolta SLR lenses.