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I've been looking for a small bag for my nikon d7000...FINALLY FOUND IT.... I can fit my d700 with 50mm attachd and 18-105mm on the side and some other accessories...I can also fit my moms mini iPad too bad I have the regular ipad

This is a very nice, easy to setup and use tracker, The fit and finish are fine and the results (prior to the 2017 eclipse) have been astounding. If your doing astrophotography, this is a great and cost efficient way to work with a DSLR and telephoto lens.

I saw this recommended to fit between my Move Shoot Move star tracker and the ballhead under my camera body. It solves the problem of the ballhead directly on the MSM coming loose as it rotates throughout the evening. I use the set screws on the undreside of the QS-50 to get a tighter connection on the MSM. So far I have been using it to do longer sub frames and for up to two hours without any problems.

I purchased this to attach from my Nikon to a star tracker. This size was too big to fit into the star tracker. I am hanging on to it because it will fit something else. I ordered the Vello 2.5 mm remote shutter release cable and believe that will work the tracker. The cable releases from Vello seem to be dependable.

Found this filter to be great. I primarily take landscape photography, and it fit the bill perfect!

Found it to be useful and practical.

Found exactly what I was looking for at B&H. Thanks!

I tried and failed to find the right fit for my canon lenses. Then remembered the folks at B&H! Found exactly what I needed. They arrived on time, and fit perfect. Glare is cut down when I'm shooting at sunset. Of note: On a few other hoods, I found that you could see part of the hood in the picture. NOT with this lens hood. Highly recommend this!

Followed instructions to the letter and fit great. Found installation tip to hold alignment with tape prior to pealing off back very helpful. Comforting to know my screen is protected.

Solid construction and fit perfectly. Found it easier to attach by screwing into the lens first, then the camera. Only downside is the alignment is slightly off, the center point for the focus and aperature rings is slightly to the right. Not a huge deal, but slightly annoying.