Cartier Tank Watch Battery

This is my go to lens for daytime street photography. I think of it as my Henri Cartier-Bresson lens.

Simply open the bottle and the door over the tank in the printer, insert the bottle into the receiver on the tank, and watch as the ink flows into the tank and stops when the tank is full, in my case leaving some left in the bottle to install later. It all happened with zero spill or drama. One issue is my inability to find instructions specific to refilling as opposed to filling tanks when the printer is new, really odd considering the whole point of Ecotank products and the fact that Epson should be very proud of this technology. In the end though it is a very simple and intuitive process.

This thing is super fun to use. It's inspirational, as I hoped it would be, and lends well to a Cartier-Bresson style street photographer. The menus seem never-ending and definitely take some getting used to - I still don't quite understand all of the available options, customizable buttons, etc... but I think once it's dialed in and I get comfortable with it, it will be a natural extension of my creativity like any other camera..

I have a few of the Dual Think Tank Battery Wallet's for bigger batteries but being I bought a smaller camera with a smaller battery I thought I would give this a try. It’s a neat little solution to hold one battery and a SD card.

Great battery life. Simple watch. Lots of third-party app

Would still like a camera and more battery life. Perhaps someday the watch band will become smart... Maybe an optional third party watch band with a battery and camera and strap connector acts as contacts to the watch...

The gimbal, after you balance it, is great. Watch YouTube videos they're a bunch. Just make sure your cameras battery is fully charged when it's time to shoot for real. It's a little bit of a pain to take off gimbal and change battery and then get back to work. Focus work brilliantly and is suprising how well it works. Gh5 users... please make sure the battery is full and the card... if not you have to break it down to access them... not fun. All said, it's great for both business and busy work. I would buy again.

The watch does everything I wanted. Only downfall is the battery only good for day and a half but th.ats fine.

Tenba built quality, so excellent. Importantly, it holds two fairly big spare batteries, while still retaining a small form factor. E.g. it perfectly holds two spare Olympus BLH-1 batteries, which is not the case for the comparable Think Tank Photo DSLR Battery Holder 2 (https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/859449-REG/Think_Tank_968_DSLR_Battery_Holder_2.html). So, if you have somewhat larger spare batteries, I'd recommend this one over the Think Tank.

As usual, a great quality product from the people at Think Tank. I have eight of the Nikon EN-EL15C batteries and these little battery holders keep things well organized and nicely protected while in my camera bag. The EN-EL15C batteries are a perfect fit, and will fit with or without the plastic protector cap installed. I have been totally satisfied with my Think Tank camera bag products for well over ten years and I can highly recommend these battery holders.