Faux Security Camera

I need to know are they made by genuine leather or faux? Thank you

Works very well. Great for the security of the camera

Add these to your camera strap for extra security.

It works as expected, good quality. I have it running through a faux wall and have no degradation of video.

This is an amazing improvement from Marshall Major III. I love everything about it! The only thing I miss are is the faux leather caps. I think it had a more "punk" look that way and was more esthetically pleasing.

Got these to replace my old, peeling, falling apart original faux leather pads. The only problems that I had are; they do have have a slight increase in bass and they don't isolate as much as the faux leather style but they did isolate enough to drown out a crying baby 10 rows back on a plane so this was perfect. I was able to put these on and keep them on for the entirety of my 11-hr flight with no head sweat or ear pain. When I need these for field work again, I will definitely switch them to a new set of the original style pads, but for normal everyday use, these can't be beat.

This little Faux leather case is awesome! It clips right to my belt and matches my style when filming weddings. It's really handy to have my filters right at my side since most of my work is Run N Gun. All of my filters are 82mm, and this fits all of them, with room to spare! Bought it because it looks like an old camera case, and I like that style!

First of all, space. I love how spacious this thing is. It has everything I need as a student in it, and it has everything I need as a faux-photographer. It's got my entire life in there - business, freelance work, school, etc. - without breaking a sweat.Everything is real. Real antique (not antiqued) brass clips, real leather, real suede, etc. It doesn't look worse in the rain, and any sort of mileage makes it look better. The downsides are few and far between: it takes a little bit of time to break in (because of the leather), and mine has a wrinkle in it (par for the course and no big deal).

I wanted a relatively fast telephoto prime lens to shoot insects, birds, faux-macro, and I wanted a Canon L series. I mate it to a T1i camera. This lens is sharp, bokah is creamy, can be hand held (even though it is a bit heavy) because of image stabilization, can be used with extenders for a macro effect, and teleconverters for more range. This makes the lens very versitile. I also like that it comes with a built-in lens hood and tripod collar. I just wish it had weatherproofing, like other L lenses. I've had the lens for a couple of months now, and so far I'm happy with it.

I used to think that affixing off-brand lenses on Leicas was an unforgivable faux pas. But then I caved and tried the Voightlander 35/2.Color-Skopar on my classic M6. What a wake-up call! This lens has it all: sharpness, contrast, compactness and just the right amount of resistance when focusing. It’s perfect.