Dslr Camera D5600

Be sure that your DSLR has an IR receiver (the Nikon D5600 doesn't, but D5000-5500 cameras do). They do not make Nikon DC2/3 adapters either. If you aren't using a DSLR you can use your smartphone but it does take a while to compile all of the images and that was on my flagship Galaxy phone. The turntable is accurate and being automated is a huge time saver compare to manual turntables.

I got my first ever DSLR yesterday (a Nikon D5600), and got this lense for it. The moon was at 86% - almost full, and I had light pollution from a streetlight about 30m away. Figured I'd test out how many stars it'd be able to see with so much light pollution anyway, simply because I was too excited to wait for a dark night. Pointed the camera to the sky, and got this. Literally was going to be a test shot but it managed to get the milky way (even with the moon in the photo). Money well spent.

I use this from a line out keyboard to attenuate the signal for the microphone line in for video using a Nikon D5600 DSLR. It works perfectly and seems nicely made.

I used this to attenuate the line output from a keyboard to the microphone input in a DSLR (Nikon D5600), and it works perfectly.

Very necessary addition to any DSLR. Works well with a Nikon D5600. Allows for a more secure grip and one-handed operation without the risk of dropping the camera. You won't realize how important it is to have until you try it. The anchor clip on the bottom does get a bit cumbersome but it's worth it. Great products. Thanks Peak Design for your attention to detail.

I got this for my Nikon D5600 and it works perfectly.

Everything about this item is good - from the way it was packaged when it arrived to how it looks, feels and fits my D5600 - it completed the camera! - The camera is great, but small...I was used to the D300, which is pretty hefty with extra battery grip, so the D5600 felt small and a bit difficult to wield by itself, but the Vello Battery Grip totally changed that... The fact that it comes with an additional sled for AA batteries can be extremely important, since charging the battery for the camera would take two hours or more. With AA batteries it's done in an instant if need be. Also, I wasn't aware that it would come with a wireless, infra-red trigger - a wonderful surprise (for me)... ...so...nothing to gripe about..? - ...ok, if I have to gripe, I could mention that the instructions for how to remove the battery compartment lid on the camera in order to allow insertion of grip extension into battery holding space, was a bit nebulous and the risk for damaging this lid is quite real if one is not careful...I realized that and tested somewhat carefully and after a while, it popped off, intact...no damage. Gripe Number 2: The user guide booklet might be a bit on the small side and I'm wondering if it might not be better to take the form of a folded piece of paper, which would allow larger text and illustrations - or perhaps best, a link to a pdf file to download...pretty much standard nowadays and that would have eliminated concerns about size of text etc. But those are not serious concerns, so, all in all, a fabulous product and a great, great value...

Lots of space. Camera (Nikon D5600) fits in well. Easy to zip and unzip.

It really does adhere without bubbles! Perfect for my Nikon D5600.

I was looking for a little extra protection for my camera (Nikkon D5600) inside my pack and this MegaGear case is perfect. The camera fits in the case with a small to medium lens and is a great fit in my pack. The material and workmanship are excellent with the small zippered accessory pouch and a small D-clip this case is exactly what I wanted and for a great price.