10M Waterproof Camera 16Mp

Waterproof as heck, just tested at -10m, all good

Fits my gopro camera and waterproof housing.

Don't be put off that it's "only" 16MP.� The lack of AA filter plus improved processing means the photos look as good or better than 20MP cameras.� It's lightweight and feels great in the hand. I tried the G9 and it just felt too big and uncomfortable, so I decided to stay with the G85.� The image stabilization is incredible, especially with those Panasonic lenses compatible with Dual IS II.� I was very pleasantly surprised with the high ISO performance as well, getting clean photos up to ISO 6400.� Even though it is contrast detect AF, Panasonic's DFD AF system works amazingly well, even in low light.� Honestly, it's the fastest and surest autofocus I've ever used (and I've been a photographer for 40+ years).� Highly recommended.

What a fantastic lens! Makes 16MP photos on micro 4/3 platform look sharp! Plastic yes, but metal mount. Lens hood is a plus, I wear it all the time either backwards in storage mode or in use as it protects the lens. Would recommend as your very first prime. No IS though, so be careful not to set your expectations too high if you shoot handheld footage while shaking around in pitch darkness :)

Professional use for 24 prints. Great black and white and color prints from 16MP images to large format film.

Good Camera with tough body and got waterproof

Works great with her Coolpix S30 waterproof camera.

The mini sub is larger than I was expecting. We have a large room, 10m x 6m, with the tv in a corner 'snug'. We have a Beam and 2 Ones in that area, and now the mini sub, which has added a rich base that we didn't realise we needed until we heard it. Fantastic sound for TV and music. We're very impressed with it. Super easy set up, and great price with the Upgrade scheme discount.

It's very good for my needs. I'm using it to spot the hits on paper target for airguns (10m/25m) and it's amazing for it! For it to be perfect, only if the tripod was a little higher.

Tested on D750 and verified that the trigger works with at least 10m of range. Also, if you are not using the remote control, the receiver can be used as a release cable without needing batteries (although MC-DC2 would be cheaper and more ergonomic for this purpose). I wish there is an on/off switch for the transmitter but otherwise everything seem to work fine. This is a great product for people who wonder wither a wireless remote shutter would be useful but don't want to immediately commit to the more expensive remote controls from Nikon.