Cape Lookout Weather Underground

It's cute and functional and makes a nice cape for my camera in inclement weather. The point is it works.

Perfect for those who want to shoot in rainy weather (maybe seizing an opportunity of some sort afforded by the rain). The cape is well constructed and transparent such that the dials and the display can still be clearly visible. I am happy to have utilized it to shoot in the rain while others have just to shy away. Many moments captured. In summary, an indispensable product for the diehard

I love having prints at the top of my fingers! It’s a great way to cape memories and share them with everyone

the Camera was given to me as a gift to keep a lookout for Coyotes. Im no longer a Hunter but enjoy snaring the Coyotes. Camera is easy SET UP. Easy to make changes. once i got pics i could put it in better locations. . For my first experience with a Cam, i think its a nice product.

I've been on the lookout for a new camera bag for a while and finally settled on the CB25 Revolution Backpack (Fire Orange) from CineBags. It's really well made, loads of space for all my gear, very comfortable and that colour!!! I'm so happy with it! These are unavailable in the UK so I contacted CineBags for stockist information and they recommended B&H who were fantastic! Although a little expensive for shipping and import fees the bag arrived super quick from the US in just 3 days without a hitch, Great stuff from B&H!

As a passionate photographer and occasional videographer, I have always been on the lookout for reliable and high-performance memory cards. My latest acquisition, the SanDisk 128GB Extreme UHS-I SDXC Memory Card, has been nothing short of a revelation.

Bought this as a gift for my father-in-law, who's always on the lookout for the smallest, most functional wallet possible. As far as I know, it's great, though we were all a little concerned that the wallet is apparently complicated enough to require an instructional video.

As a photographer, I'm always on the lookout for lenses that combine quality, versatility, and affordability. The Canon RF 50mm f/1.8 STM lens is a remarkable piece of equipment that exceeds expectations in all these areas.

As a documentary cinematographer, I'm always on the lookout for the ideal lens that can handle any situation. Traveling light is essential since we typically operate with a small crew. Previously, I used the Canon 15.5-47mm and 30-105mm lenses and often found myself stressed about selecting the most suitable lens for unpredictable documentary scenes. I was tempted to pickup a used 17-120 given the low price point, but when renting one, I found the 17mm just not wide enough for certain situations and often switched back to my 15.5-47mm. The new 15-120mm lens has been a revelation. The additional width at the wide end is transformative, yet it still offers significant telephoto capability. This lens handles everything from vérité-style shooting and B-roll to interviews, providing comprehensive coverage. The build quality and weight of the lens are ideal for shoulder mounted shooting, and it performs well even when shooting from the hip. I use it with my Canon C300 Mark III, and it's safe to say I've found a perfectly balanced rig that's ergonomically satisfying and well-suited for my needs. I recommend having the lens calibrated at a Canon Cine Service Center. While it arrives in spec from B&H, the Canon techs can further calibrate its center sharpness. This lens is a game changer for documentary filmmaking.

Recently bought a 4x5 camera and was on the lookout for a great tripod that wouldn't break the bank and came across this one. So far it seems to be doing its job just fine and hopefully it'll stay like so going forward!