Hasselblad 120Mm Camera

I am using this for the Hasselblad X1D ii with a 120mm lens in portrait mode. So having it sideways on the tripod, the little stubby legs prevent the camera from dropping the lens side down and basically unscrewing itself from the QR plate. A little pricy but robust build. A side note* mind did NOT come with the extra white washer tab as seen in the picture to hold the larger screw.

Excellent replacement release for my Hasselblad H camera.

I use it to protect my hasselblad.

Wow! This camera really does it all & I'm very much enjoying the 24-120mm lens... almost to the point where I'm thinking twice on getting a 24-70 to go in my bag. I've used this camera for work when I was without the D810 from the office & it seems to hold its ground & keep up with the 810. As a novice photographer with a lot to learn, this camera is now my go-to & can't seem to shoot enough with it!

This is my second purchase of the 24-120mm Nikkor lens. After many years I knocked over my tripod and the first lens went crashing to the cement. Went on-line and immediately ordered a replacement. I feel this is one of the very best compromise lens on the market. This lens is almost always the one on my camera (Nikon D800). With the ISO capability of a modern DSLR the f/4 lens is perfectly fast enough. For me the 24-120mm telephoto meets all but rarest lens needs while it is a modest weight and not to bulky to wear with the camera strap.

This came with the 24-120mm Z lens. I understand people wanting a super protective case/pouch for pricey lenses as Nikon supplied for many years. But personally I never used those bulky cases as my lenses live in padded camera bags. I have a whole box full of those somewhere! This really makes a great lens wrap, cloth or mini towel. Yesterday I got caught in the rain and it worked great to dry off the camera. I'm loving it and thinking to buy a couple more. Works well when a little extra protection is needed in a full camera bag. I've used it mostly for my FTZ or TC or small 50mm F lens when they must share a compartment in the bag.

I use this for wrapping my large format lens (120mm Rodenstock) when I am not using my field camera (Toyo AII). It is very nice to wrap my lens in this and store in my bag, backpack, or camera bag. It is used primarily for extra protection. The padding is good and provides a decent amount of protection on its own. The color coding is nice as it lets me where my lens is, as it stands out. The 15' * 15' is perfect for this lens and wraps nicely with plenty of room. I don't think the smaller one would work very well, if at all, and would be too small for any large format lens in my opinion.

I use this with a Nikon D810/24-120mm. It is a little long with this lens but it's easy to adjust the cover's length. The camera controls are mostly accessible, but I use a remote shutter release anyway. I like that the camera's live view screen is plainly visible, if you want it to be. The cover is easy to put on because the bottom has a Velcro fastener that runs almost the cover's full length, making it easy to adjust the zoom. As for the waterproof factor, it seems more than adequate. I got it on sale, screaming good deal!

Good walk-around lens, covers 24-120mm (full frame equivalent). Great for portraits. With this lens on the camera, I rarely have to change lenses, except for when I need a tele. But it weighs 3 times what the 14-42mm kit lens does, and costs more than the entire package I started with (E-620 camera body with two kit lenses.) Very fast autofocusing, smooth manual focusing. Fairly fast (2.8 to 4.0).

Using this filter holder on large format 8x10 camera lenses that have 105mm and 120mm Filter threads. It's well made and thin enough to clear wide angles.