Canon G16 Digital Dental Camera

This has been my main light for my Canon G16 and Canon G7x with Fantasea housings along with my Sealife Micro camera and it has performed flawlessly for two years so far. The company has been very responsive with regards to my strobes and other camera questions. This is my choice for a powerful 2500 Lumen dive light.

I use the Canon G16 as a all around camera for short trips or back-up. This bag enables me to store that camera to then place in a bigger bag, without the worry that the front lens closing unit will not be compromised.

I use it with a Canon 400D. Perfect light for dental use.

- This camera is used for dental purposes and for general photos. - Dental photos: allows great control of red color and excelent movie capturing. Easy to learn and functions are very clear to find even for a beginner. Advices for dental photos: 1/100 shutter speed, F10 to F25, ISO 100 or 200. For this you should work with a ring flash and macro 100mm lens. All this equipment togheter seems heavy but there is no way, irrespective of the manufacturer you buy. -The sport mode does not allow a good image quality if you use a macro 100 lens

This item gives my trusty Canon G16 new life! Paired up with my new VidPro motorized pan head, I'm closer to being a pro! Great fun and works well too.

It's a perfect size bag to hold my Canon G16, an extra memory card and battery.

I currentlyhave 2 canon dslr as well as canon g16 & canon 710 . I have 3 large lenses and 5 other lenses. Cabinet fits well in a corner near my desk and keeps the equipment from getting dusty and safe from humidity.

Excellent completion, good function and very good materials. Great remote shutter for Canon G16.

If you cross the bands over the top of cam, even works with the tiny Canon G16. Just check to be sure the big squeezy nuts don't interfere with lens extension.Several reviews complained about price calling it just a ring with a couple of rubber bands. Very unfair. They're not just rubber bands, seeming very substantial to me--at least as stout as my hiking boot shoelaces with a stretchy, braided, sheath.I also have a Canon 7D for which I use Houdloupe's crane. Tried it on the G16; but the loupe extends vertically downward too far for the little cam. I found a BH offering that might solve that. Haven't called them to ask yet to be sure. It's BH #HOHBST, Hoodboost micro 4/3 adapter. It appears to mount in the hot shoe and raise the crain, mounted in it.I would prefer using the loupe with the crane because of its flip-up flexibility as opposed to the rubber bands. We shall see if the crane will not be too cumbersome with the little G16. Actually, it should provide a better shooting grip with a third stabilizing hand being eye pressure against the loupe's eyecup--not to mention more mass.Convenience? Well, that's another issue. I carry the G16 in a belt pouch and always have it with me. Guess I'm going to have to get a shoulder strap for the loupe and crain, eh?

This pouch is the perfect size for my Canon G16, an extra memory card (or two) and spare battery. There's not much room for anything else, which is OK with me, just sayin'. It appears to be of the usual high quality that one expects from Think Tank gear. It will attach to the TT belt, a regular apparel-type belt and possibly other photo belts. It has the onboard rain cover that stuffs into it's own little compartment on the bottom (nice!). I expect to be keeping my G16 in it most of the time. I use an aftermarket wrist strap rather than the long neck strap Canon provides, and I love how the Little Stuff It has two zippers that close the main compartement. This allows me to insert the camera into the pouch, let the wrist strap stick out yet still zip it up completely. I was a little afraid this would be too big/bulky. I wanted a pouch to fit but not be any bigger than it needed to be. This is the perfect size. It's really exactly what I wanted.