Light Path In A Mirrorless Camera

This thing should be called “light saber” it is extremely bright. It illuminates everything in its path, you won’t be disappointed.

All I ever wanted in a Mirrorless Camera.

I started my photography path years ago with the Canon AE-1 - loved that camera - now I shoot with the Canon EOS Mark lV - I love this camera and when I purchases lens I stick with Canon - after all who would play well with the body of the camera? Canon lens. While I was shooting pictures while on safari in Africa I had a 100-200 - and shot excellent pictures. With this I can have great detail and a better overall pic - it's not good to get to close the the lions and cheetahs - they are not appreciative of having their picture taken..... And one cannot outrun them and they climb trees.....

That's fine is exactly what I needed to go out in the yard or to carry on me for a heavy duty light to see it night whether it's Critters or just light your path this light is what you need!

I use the binocular for viewing wildlife when I walk along a path around the lake by my house. It is light, easy to focus and not a problem if it gets wet.

We own several headlamps and this is by far the best one Coast has made. The 2000 lumens light up the pathway in our backyard so that we can see if snakes, etc., are in our path as we walk. This beats having to carry a flashlight. It has five output modes with three beam colors. There are so many uses for the headlamp that makes it a must have for water heaters, stoves, etc. Another great feature is that it does not have the magnetic tip on the end to drain the battery which is a big plus for us. Although the headlamp is a little heavy, I strongly recommend the purchase of "the beast." It is an investment worth the money.

This is a handy light to put on a keychain and use to light up your path from the car to the house. No batteries needed as it recharges through the USB connection

When you need to illuminate your way in the dark, the Olight 13E EOS Flashlight will light up your path. Small enough to carry on your key chain. Well worth the price.

My upgrade path has been T3i, 7D Mark II, to R6. The R6 blows my mind. The eye detect autofocus is some black magic, voodoo creation that I will apologize for using when my day comes, but until then, I will gleefully capture photos I never thought possible. I have a very energetic 18-month old so getting perfect focus was always a challenge, now I don't even have to think about it; I can focus my attention to light, shadows, composition, etc. The most common response when someone uses it for the first time is, that's cheating. If you're looking for good low-light capabilities and a rock-star focus engine, this is your baby.

This light is amazing. It works on a single triple A battery and can light up the path in front of me, dark parking areas, entryways that are normally pitch dark become daylight with this light