Full Frame Digital Slr Cameras

I've purchased many cameras, lenses and accessories from B&H. I love my full frame digital Nikon which weighs about 5.0 lbs with lens. By the time I climbed to the top of the Acropolis in Athens, Greece, the decimal point dropped out! This Sony is a wonderful side kick to my Nikon. I bought a second one as a Christmas gift.

This is a super camera! My first full-frame SLR and I'm loving it.

Very well made. I use it with my canon full frame cameras.

Does everything my full frame SLR does and more. Image quality is impressive, not quite what the full frame does but very good.

This lens works with both Full Frame Cameras (sensor) and APS-C Cameras. You get the full circle with the full frame sensor but do not with the APS-C sensor. The zoom is really to allow you to work between the different cameras. You have more options with the full frame sensor. There is a designation on the lens for you to know how far you may zoom out with ea type of camera so you do not get any vignetting. I took it on a hike up to the wave in AZ and loved it. I would highly recommend it if you are looking for a fish eye.

the perfect camera between a point n' shoot and a full blown digital SLR.

Perfect size for me .Something what I was looking for.Good quality.Fits my full frame SLR with lens attached plus couple more lenses or one lens plus speed light.

Sublime materials and construction. I use it for full frame 35mm SLR and two extra lenses, or the 35mm camera and a medium format camera.

This is a very good lens. It's very compact for a 50F1.4, especially if you have been shooting with a full frame SLR. Although small, the lens is very solid and feels relatively heavy. Focussing is very smooth and easy. I find myself using the focussing tab almost all of the time. The aperture is very smooth. I could actually stand a little more resistance, as it is easy to change inadvertently. The images from this lens are very sharp, out of focus is smooth and soft, and color accuracy is very good. Distortion is nonexistent. Unless you can drop $10k on the Noctilux, this should be an essential part of any M system. I have used a variable ND filter for shooting wide open in bright daylight. That has been a useful accessory.

This tripod fills a very specific niche. It's the tripod you can actually take with you pretty much anywhere. It's the size of a standard sports water bottle, and it weighs about the same. There have been so many times in the past when I have left my regular compact tripod at home because I just don't want the burden of carrying it around with me. But with this tripod, you don't even notice you have it because it's just like bringing a second water bottle with you. I also keep one in the glove compartment of my car because then I always have it if I need it. Best for APS cameras and smartphones. But it can still be used with a full-frame SLR and smaller lenses--with caution. Although, I am generally not comfortable using it fully extended with a full-frame SLR. One last thing. I originally purchased this little tripod because my wife and kids complained that I was all too often absent in the family vacation group shots--because I was always the one taking the pictures. This little tripod has put me back in the family pics again, and for that alone, it's worth the modest price.