Lightest Weight Digital Camera

Super light weight, one of the lightest on the market. Great design and functionality.

This thing has a wireless remote with a digital readout! I mean, thats just cool.� It's not the lightest thing in the world, but the bag it comes with makes up for that. I like the light output,� I honestly tune it down more often then not.

This thing is used to carry one or two lenses in the lightest way possible. It's comfy, despite the narrow, lightweight strap, because E-mount lenses aren't very heavy. I wouldn't try it with the 70-200, though. The middle part is plastic and might break off, not to mention that at that weight, the strap would probably start cutting into your shoulder. For all the other lenses, though, it's the lightest, most comfortable way to carry them. It affords them zero protection, but if you're reasonably careful, you'll save a lot of weight, including the weight of the bag. And it makes lens changes super easy! There's a plastic shield in the middle that keeps dirt out of the back ends of the lenses while they're mounted on the carrier.

These heads work decently and yet are the lightest in weight. A big plus for me is the Arca plate support, save the extra weight of converting an Manfrotto style clamp to an Arca clamp. I use them on my monopod for birding mainly, although they would work fine on tripod with lighter equipment. The limitation is on the counter balance, although very decent for such a small fluid head but it is not going to really balance a 600mm f4 and heavier lenses. Fluid actions are very smooth on these heads.

A fantastic tripod if you need the lightest weight possible. This weighs a fraction of my Gitzo series 0 traveler, and with a RRS BPC-16 I have the lightest pano rig I could manage. As long as you have a light camera set up it's stable enough. Even better is the fact that I can also save weight on a separate selfie stick when I travel with the family because the top of the tripod functions as one as well. Great stuff!

I use it as a back up for my digital camera.

i have a a light weigh t digital , (micro 4/3)camera, which is relatively light weight. I also have a 100 -300 mm lens for this system.I do significant wild life photography and take this system with me when I travel. The tripods foldable compact design and carrying bag is ideal when flying. It's ability to extend is excellent. I frequewntly hike 1- 3 miles during a shoot. The ease of carrying is a definite plus. Also, I do simple astrophotography with a wider angle lens. Again, this sytem works very well.

I use this product to film YouTube videos with my digital camera and although it does need a counter weight, I really like the results. I like that I can adjust the length of the arm to exactly where it needs to be for a great video. ...

In the past having my own business and using Hasselblad cameras then changing to digital with Canon, I was used to having great cameras. Now that I am retired I wanted and needed a lighter weight camera due to arthritis in my hands. I tried several other point and shoots but was not happy with them. This Sony fits the bill for me. It feels well built and has some weight but not too much. The 72mm Ziss lens reminds me of my Hasselblad days. I could not be happier with this camera. It takes great photos. There is so much I can do with this camera and am still learning all the features. I do not feel that I am sacrificing any quality at all. I am looking forward to taking it on our next vacation and will not have to worry about changing lenses or carrying a lot of weight. I have large hands and it fits me perfect.

I've attached this shoulder strap to my Lumix digital camera. It reduces the weight on my neck and provides more freedom of movement compared to the classic two-point connection camera strap. The strap is bulkier than a regular camera strap so it was a tighter fit in my camera bag. First use of the strap was confusing. It's worn like a purse.