Backpacker Magazine Mirrorless Camera

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All I ever wanted in a Mirrorless Camera.

I took my MeFOTO backpacker tripod on a trip last week. I love it! It is small and sturdy enough for me (I have a mirrorless camera). I don't mind unscrewing the 4 sections of the legs because I just kept it set up and put it in the trunk of the car between stops. The pink color got a lot of comments. Some people thought the pink was really cool, others seemed to think it's not professional enough. I don't care - I really like it. The quality seems quite good for a small travel tripod. My only complaint is that the plate that attaches the camera to the tripod needed tightening with a nickel several times. But when tightened enough, it stayed. I'm very happy I bought this tripod even though I have a larger Manfrotto for other situations.

MeFOTO Backpacker Travel Tripod is perfect for my 5D camera. You bet I mean for traveling. Of course, I have the real thing as the main tripod but it would be too big a burden to carry it around the world. :-)

This thing is a must specially if you are a backpacker and carries a camera with you on the trail. Having a camera dangling on your neck while hiking is a pain in the....you know what. This thing resolves that problem. The camera weight is held by the backpack handle and takes the weight off of your neck.

I'm a backpacker and like to keep my camera ready to use at any time. I purchased the Op/Tech System Connectors to support my camera from the pack straps instead of my neck. The Op/Tech system Connectors did the job exactly as expected. Parts that connect to the pack straps are secure but removeable so I can readily transfer them from my backpack to a day/camera backpack.

Bought this generic Canon camera strap for something I had never thought of until I read an article in a camera magazine. None of us want a snatch and grab thief to know what Canon camera we have. This strap doesn't reveal camera type - only that it is a Canon product. For all a thief knows, you may be shooting photos with a Canon T5i. In reality, you might have a Canon R6 Mark II in your hands.

I've only had it for about a week but it takes great pics, nice zoom & it's a nice looking camera! I publish a magazine & will be using this camera to take photos for my publication.

I am a fashion photographer for a local Magazine in Memphis TN. I must say that I use this lens all the time!! I never take it off from my camera, period!