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I love this adapter. Now I can use my lef lenses on this camera. Great buy for this.

I've tried other wipes for my lenses and camera gear and non are as good as these. Only wipes I'd buy.

I have the more expensive rain cover, but this one allows me to see through the cover to the camera. Will buy more for my longer lenses.

One of the best lenses i have. You have to use it to appreciate it. Don't think about it, buy it.

No one ever wants to spend money on either cards or batteries... but honestly its the most important thing in your camera bag and without good ones, it really doesnt matter how good your camera and lenses are. I put off buying this because, well, for the money Id rather buy lenses or cool gear... until I had to shoot 4K onto a basic CF card and instantly regretted that decision. If you shoot video in either a high frame rate in Full HD or higher or 4K this card is a must. Originally I cheaped out and bought a 64GB CFast 2.0 (even thats expensive) and got 15min into an interview at 4K and got a Card Full error. My advice; dont get anything less than 256GB and if possible, buy at least 2. Not only will your file not split (if shooting on a DSLR like the 1DX MkII) but transferring your files to a computer is soooooo much faster!!

It's a promist filter..... it works lol. If you have 1 camera and multiple lenses, Buy the filter that fits your lens that with the largest diameter in your kit, then get step-up rings for your smaller lenses to fit the filter. I wish knew this trick when I started out. oh and also watch videos to see what Strength of the filter you want. Have fun!

Excellent low light / high iso performances, decent battery life and stellar performances with mount S 50mm f1.8 S. The viewfinder is very comfortable even if I was used to regular SLRs. IBIS works really well. Video tracking is disappointing on moving subjects, could be better and it frequently focuses the background (assuming you use AF), image quality is excellent nonetheless and no AF noise with 50mm f1.8 S and the camera mic. Overall very happy with my Z6 especially after firmware 2.0 update. This is a solid camera, well built that I will keep for year, I would buy it again without hesitation. Few things to keep in mind: - lenses without AF motor (e.g AF-D lenses) will not autofocus with FTZ adapter ! - firmware update requires a separate QXD card reader / writer - I did not buy the 24 - 70mm f4 S kit lense because of its odd design that forces you to unlock the lense, make sure you try it before, it’s weird

This is my second LUMIX camera, so it made sense to buy another since I now have 8 MFT lenses. This is an improvement in many ways: better EVF, two SD cards, better AF. I’ve come to trust Panasonic over the past 5 years. I’m able to pull an 8X10 out of any file, using only 1/3 of the info, so don’t be afraid of MFT. My 100-400mm lens (a 200-800 equivalent) produces astounding results. Buy with confidence.

I love being able to use this mount adapter and polarizer with all of my lenses which have Canon EF lens mounts, regardless of objective lens size. I have a couple of wishes however: I wish that one could buy filters separately from the adaptor, rather than having to buy another one, only to get a variable neutral density filter, and I wish that I could leave the lens adapter on my R5 while I changed lenses, rather than having to remove the adapter and lens from the camera, reattaching the adapter to a different lens, and then having to reattach the new combination to the camera. Designing them as it did, Canon could look forward to greater profits, but at its customers' expense. Shame on you Canon!

I'd seen some glowing reviews of Billingham's camera bags, and since I was in the market for a bag for my Fuji X kit, I thought I'd try one out. It was immediately clear that the bag's reputation was well deserved. The construction is impeccable, the canvas fabric is beautiful, and (most importantly) it's extremely functional. It's not very difficult to get into the bag with one hand, the lid closes securely, and it keeps my gear well protected. In terms of size, it can comfortably fit one rangefinder-style body with attached lens, plus four other lenses not to mention a bunch of accessories in the front pockets. I was initially thinking about the Hadley Small, but I'm very happy with the Pro. It's smaller than you might think, and even if you usually only carry a camera and two lenses (as I do), the option for the extra room is well worth the minor increase in size and weight. The handle on the top is also a critical feature not present on the Small. An important note: in person, particularly indoors, the khaki color is substantially darker than it appears in the B&H product photo. Frankly, this was a big relief for me, and it's a very versatile color. This is the classic Billingham color scheme, and to my eyes it's more elegant than the stealthy black options. Bottom line: this is an awesome bag. It's expensive, but if you want this bag (and you should), you're going to buy it eventually. Don't waste your money on lesser bags with which you'll be dissatisfied just save up and buy the last camera day bag you'll ever own.