Built In Microwave 18 Depth

I like how it can be regenerated using a microwave oven.

I have little brother 18-35mm as well... great pairing. Excellent depth of field. Footage looks beautiful. Well built. Only down side is weight. On a shoulder rig or handheld it gets a little fatiguing.

Bought it to replace a Canon 18-85mm lens. The extra depth of field will allow to carry just this lens on trips. Love the fact it has a lock as I normally carry my camera on the waist hanging from a sling.

I use the lens mostly when I need really strong depth of field. It serves as a backup to the 18-135 kit that I got with my 60D. Will work really well if I do any portrait work in the future.

The bag is extremely well built, the materials are second to none and it is worth the price. I love the flexibility of the strap design and simplicity of the bag. I'm planning to add a small and medium packing cube. My one wish is that the two side pouches had more depth to them as they are only really useful for a bottle of water or miscellaneous cables and other small items ... if they were a little deeper and could be used for socks / underwear that would have been great ... but, then it changes the overall look and sleekness of the bag, so maybe not. If the side pocket could remain sleek on the outside and depth added to the interior side / into the main compartment ... now that would be perfect!

Very well built. Ordered short screws separately to shorten depth for the WA lens (10-22).

My camcorder has a built in 0.6 ND filter, but that's not always enough. The 0.9 ND provides just enough to provide less depth of field and tame the bright light.

This has been my go-to since purchasing. Depth of field is amazing, incredibly sharp, and built like a beast. The one thing I did notice, it has a softness to the images. Sharp, but very very light softness. You have to be looking for it to notice it though.

I really have not gotten to try it out yet, but the little bit I did dabble with it, it seems to be well built, and I think you'd probably want to use it with a focusing rail since the depth of focus is so small, and any movement after slowing finding the sweet spot of focus will result in a ruined shot.

I wanted a case that would allow me to fit my Z9 and majority of my lenses. It is the perfect depth for my needs. It's well built and inexpensive. And the latches are quiet for when I need to sneak out of an event.