My telescope is small and lightweight, and so is the equatorial mount that holds it. This very lightweight camera mounts directly on the telescope eyepiece without any cable attachments during use. It didn't upset the balance or tracking of the telescope and mount, and it was easy to set up. Overall, I was very pleased with how the camera worked during the eclipse and I look forward to using it more in the future.

This is not my first tripod which I have tried and tested for its function. From flexible to spikes to multifunctional mounts, everything was there, well-known brands had everything in hand and actively tested. Here I have to honestly admit that the system and the structure are of course similar, but here I really hold a sensible tripod in my hand. What I particularly like I think it's cool that the accreditation rod for the camera can also be easily turned around so that I can practice micro photography and or tree hand videos etc. PP to boxing and so on and immediately. The built-in spirit level is of course an advantage in other tripods, but it is not a unique selling point, but I have to say that every setting can be made very, very finely, which makes the perfectionist in me scream hooray. All in all, I have played and tested different Cinar Yen and I have to say that there is absolutely nothing to complain about here. A very clear purchase recommendation from me. Thanks for reading, I hope you found something useful. I'm happy about every click from you... Thank you

lots of room.external mounts .recommend for the hiker , race car euthenistsport euthenist.i carry it in my car as i drive as a service tech all over Indiana in rural area"s love historic buildings and old farmsalso go to several racing events during the year and yes grandkids sporting events.i don,t always carry my 500x lens but i can if i want to.can strap a tripod on if i want to.

With Sigma Pentax K-mount lenses, the different mounts work well. Focus peaking mode makes MAPPING easier. The adjustments are sufficient and the meetings inspire confidence.

The processing accuracy is high enough to enjoy various M42 mounts, so you can enjoy it with peace of mind. Old lenses contain a lot of dust, so the fan must be cleaned before mounting.

It just works. Two metal bayonet mounts, one for a Minolta Rokkor lens (MC or MD) on the front and one bayonet on the back for connection to the Micro Four Thirds camera body. Set the camera to Aperture mode or Manual mode and you can take pictures. It's also good to know that you have to tell the image stabilizer whose focal length is now used.

It works perfectly, mounts without a problem and looks pretty well built. On a well-known auction site they ask twice as much... For me, 100% recommended.
In order to use it, you have to program the camera so that it can shoot without a lens (I have a Fujifilm X-E3); otherwise the camera does not detect the target and does not shoot. This can be adjusted in one of the camera menus.

I must be happy with these K&F adapters as this is the fourth one I own. Finish is excellent. Lens mounts securely on the adapter and the other end fits snugly on the camera without any sense of wobble or looseness. I've tried 3 lenses so far all focus well. As I've found with other mounts all lens focus slightly beyond infinity. This is not a big deal but so some care will be needed at wider apertures to ensure infinity focus is good. Docked one star because of focusing past infinity. I'd give it six stars if it was equipped with a close focus helicoid to allow closer focusing.