Mirrorless Camera Buying Guide 2017

I have always gotten a Busch guide when buying a new Nikon body. Busch offers a personal, easy to read, knowledgeable and comprehensive guide to setting up and using the D850. The D850 is a complex body. It's not a camera that can just be picked up and used. Busch provides a thorough explanation with visual support of recommended settings and how to use the camera in a variety of settings . It's an invaluable friend.

Instead of buying new lenses for my mirrorless camera, this allows me to use my EF lenses on it. Great

I use this on a Miller Tripod with a mirrorless camera. It is small, yet feels very secure. I ended up buying another one.

A great guide to help with camera settings.

Been buying these since 2017. They are solid and have good performance

I have a number of Nikon lenses, so in buying my first mirrorless camera I stuck with Nikon. I was a little leery, since it is their first version of this camera, but in working with it I find it to be extremely well designed with excellent performance. Ken Rockwell's review (see his web site) set my mind at ease before purchase with his extensive testing and commentary comparative with other cameras. This camera is well built and very intuitive. The controls are easy to find and use without having to dig into layers of the menu. The results are stunning. I'm glad I bought it. I didn't buy the Z7, since it is essentially the same camera but with a higher resolution sensor with would give much larger files at a higher price, which I don't need.

Nest finally released the Hello Doorbell into our market. I followed the pre-buying guide to ensure my system was compatible and was happy that no modification were required.The instructions/packaging/product was beyond my expectations. Very easy to install in about 10 minutes (hardest part was determining which breaker was for the doorbell) and it looks great. Video quality day and night great

If you want to know why this is the best cheap cable there is a great buying guide written by B&H titled “An XLR Cable is Just a Cable, Right?”. Towards the bottom of the article is a nice table comparing the cables. Go there, read up, and pick the right cable for the job.

Bought these after reading B&H's binocular buying guide. For bird watching, the minimum focus distance is important, which eliminated some other brands (the Celestron's is 6.5). I've also used these binoculars to look at the stars, and they work well for that, too. My husband and I share them, and they are easily adjustable. Good value and great service from B&H.

All I ever wanted in a Mirrorless Camera.