Digital Camera For Camp

I use it as a back up for my digital camera.

I love this camera it is the best of the best for a digital camera.

use for digital camera

Took the Delta 2 to camp and everyone Loved it!!!!

Can charge while driving between camp sights...

It works like a camp, aka, it goes on! I had a Hoya on my last camera for 5 years and never had a problem. I am willing to bet this will be just as good.

I bought this camera for security for my camp I really like it works very well only thing is you should be able to stop it from taking pictures thru your phone because while I am there I do not need the pictures an I have it up in a tree for safety so I have to get a ladder to turn off otherwise it’s a great camera

Putting the foot camp so close to the camera body leaves the whole rig very prone to vibration when using a tripod or monopod. In this respect the Kirk replacement foot is no better than the Nikon original. Used with the Kirk foot this gadget provides much needed stability when using a tripod. Of course you have to buy the Kirk foot as well making the whole package which ain't cheap. The lens stabilizer from Really Right Stuff is a bit more rigid but far more expensive and more than twice the weight making it less practical for field use. I would never be wityhout the Kirk when Im after max IQ and not willing to carry my 500mm f4.0.

I bought the pelican case after almost putting my Nikon in the drink while canoeing. I also camp alot so the case keeps the camera dry, dust free, and protected. The velcro attached partitions allow customization depending on what gear I'm carrying. Great product.

I got this for a 5 night 45 mile backpack trip in the High Sierra so I could get DSLR shots while hiking, not just at camp. It worked great and did not bounce around with the Nikon D750 and 18-35mm G lens I was using. It was a bit difficult to attach it to my full sized backpack strap but it did go on and then was secure for the whole trip. I was using hiking poles and the camera did not get in the way of the poleing motion. I even kept it attached while climbing over boulders on some off-trail passes. My only negative is that the sliding/snapping action did get less smooth after a few days. This could be due to tiny chips in the finish after sliding it in over and over. This is a must have for backpacking with a DSLR. I've been on lots of trips where my big camera sits in my pack all day and only gets used at camp or maybe at lunch and I have a point and shoot in my pocket for quick shots while on the move. I can now get DSLR shots while hiking and even faster than pulling a small camera or phone out of my pocket. The clip is a game changer for hiking and backpacking, the only problem is now I have even more shots to sort through.