Current Cameras Not Active On Weather Underground

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

This is a must-have for all my current and future cameras. Once you have it, you can't go back. Great job Peak Design!!

I have used these Active USB3.0 extension cable extensively, specifically for USB3.0 applications such as high-bandwidth devices such as 4K USB cameras. This cable is pricier than competing products, but don't be fooled, cheaper cables have proven to be unreliable when using to the full USB3.0 specification. Startech have less expensive USB2.0 extension cables which you should consider using if don't need the high-speeds of the USB3.0 specification - for example connecting HD cameras, microphones, or input devices.

I take photos in all types of photos in all kinds of weather it's great protection and I bump my cameras around!

So active

The weather has been such that not much use yet but the shots taken for the car have been very good.. I am sold on the Canon Mirrorless lens and cameras..

There are great to keep your wires inside to protect them from the weather. We always protect our cameras under and eve of the house but these keep the unsightly wires out of the way.

For many purposes, such as landscape or people photography, most of the current high MP cameras and corresponding lenses are just too sharp. Glimmer Glass filters soften the stark clarity of photos without sacrificing focus and sharpness. I’ve acquired and used a number of these in different sizes and very much like them.

I bought my first Domke wrap over a decade ago of which I still have and use. The current one seems better and it is Made in the USA! A good thing to have even you are going to put your cameras and lenese in your camera bag, this will give more cushsion and protect them from scratches and moving around.

All of my current cameras are 7D MII DSLR. The type of work I have done in the past did not require a full frame camera. I have a couple colleagues that have made the jump to mirrorless cameras, so I did my homework and chose the Canon R6. Once I get the learning curve figured out I'm sure it will be nothing short of amazing. Already I am impressed beyond belief, even the simple features. I give this camera two thumbs up.