Good Dslr Lenses

It allows me to use my old lenses on me new DSLR.

Compact enough for 1 DSLR and 2 lenses.

I use these filters on my DSLR lenses and on my XA10 camcorder. They are quality filters that fit well. Good for protection.

I was looking for a good point & shoot to carry with me all the time, something better than the regular point & shoots, (my Nikon DSLR & lenses were too much baggage sometimes). After a few months of research I decided on the G7 mark II. It gives me great sharp photos quickly on auto or I can go fully manual and plan the shot. The LCD is bright and I have no problem seeing it outdoors. The tilting screen is convenient. I was impressed with it's low noise in low light situations. Also, the built in time lapse function is fun. Probably a little big to stick in your pocket so I have a small case attached to my belt - works for me. Looking forward to using it as a travel camera.

hard dust proof water resistance very secure good space for 2 DSLR 6 Lenses one flash

The Canon T5 is a very good starter DSLR. Easy to navigate menu, easy shooting options, and much more. The included lenses in this kit make the camera alot more useful to myself, as I do much more photography from a father distance to the subject. The 75-300mm lens is a great lens for anyone stepping into the DSLR field. I plan on getting a few more accessories for this camera and the lenses farther down the road.

The Pentax K-x is a great DSLR in its price range and an excellent value for the money. This is my first DSLR; my experience includes years of shooting film SLR's and digital point-and-shoots. After shooting a few hundred photos I'm very pleased with the K-x. The kit (body + 18-55mm and 50-300mm DA lenses) is a great package for under $700. The automatic and pre-programmed modes are sufficient to take good photos immediately. The kit lenses are very good lenses. Downsides? Not really. AF in live view is slow, but I prefer using the view finder anyway. That'd be the only think I could tell you that you might not like. Overall, I don't think there's anything better in this price range for and entry level photographer or someone looking for a great all purpose camera. I'm extremely happy with my purchase thus far!

Well made, with good material. It's a little snug for my dslr and lenses, but it worked and better a bit snug than things moving around. I had to use it differently than intended due to the size of my D850. But, I got it in with a 50mm attached, a 24mm, 85mm, 300mm and accessories. Good for when you don't want to take everything.

The quality of the bag is very good. It's the perfect size for a DSLR/Mirrorless + 2-3 lenses, accessories, a laptop, and some essentials for a short trip. Not too much bigger than a usual laptop backpack.

I was looking for something smaller & lighter than a DSLR and bigger (better handling) than a P&S without sacrificing too much quality as well as with interchangeable lenses. I found the perfect system with the Pen/m43. Chose it over the cheaper E-PL1 because of the wheel that really improves the handling, as everything is much quicker to access. Kit lens is also much better and I'm still surprised at how good it is, compared to something like DSLR kit lenses that usually are throwaways. That one is not going anywhere. Jpeg output quality is stellar and I don't even care about shooting RAWs anymore. The 3 screen is good enough to focus and that's another reason to go for it. I also like the many customizable options and the fact that the mount is adaptable to many, many other lenses and no need for image stabilization on them as it's already in-body. All in all, the perfect solution for the quality conscious photographer that's looking at something more portable than any DSLR.