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 such an equipped camera. With enough storage and accessories. The quality with flash is amazing I am surprised. Can’t wait to get more use out of it!

I've used these types of cameras to easily look into wall cavities and help me snake cables through the walls. This works great with the iPhone. The app is simple, if perhaps a bit sparse. You can take pictures or videos while in the app and the image quality is pretty clear for the 720P camera. The fact that this only applies to iPhones is strange, as other cameras come with adapters so it will work on almost every device. Now the newer iPhones come with USB-C instead of Lightning, meaning this camera is useless on the new iPhones. I will also say that it is more expensive than other cameras available that can be used on any device, and I didn't notice much of an image difference between the two I have. I would say only buy this camera if you really need the Lightning cable version and can't find a cheaper version of the same camera.

The best backpack I could try. It doesn't look like a camera backpack. Very comfortable and with many compartments for all types of cameras. In my backpack I have an SLR camera, two Go Pros and a Polaroid camera. It also offers me space for all kinds of cables, the tablet and various batteries and memory cards. It also allows me to carry up to three tripods, two if they are small and one if they are large. I recommend this purchase 100×100

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.

Pictures are with and without the 1/2 mist!

Pictures are with and without the 1/4 mist!

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.