Mirrorless Camera No Recording Limit

Great camera. It does shutdown and limit recording times though to prevent overheating

Bought this V60 Sony SD card for slot one in my Sony A7iii mirrorless camera. I was recording some video and was concerned about slow write times causing jitter. Not only is it a speed burner both writing and reading, but it also fits physically in and out of the slot smoother than my Sandisk SD cards. Not sure why that might be, but it's definitely a nicer fit. It was a good buy............. Bob R.

I brought this card for my Panasonic Lumix GH6 Mirrorless Camera, it works great, however what I did not know is that 4K recording is only giving you about 42 mins recording time.

I have european model and thought that update will fix recording limit, and it did not. What a pity. Otherwise everyhing like expected.

I would highly recommend this comfort strap for any DSLR or mirrorless camera. No chafing. No slippage. Weightless. Highly recommend. This is my third purchase of the Op/Tech Comfort straps for my third camera purchase. All straps (now over 15 years old) working just fine on my other two cameras...so it was a no brainer to purchase the same strap again.

Classic and functional, especially for when your mirrorless kit starts to grow. No one has noticed its a camera bag.

No matter all the small talk about the wonder-ment of the mirrorless revolution ,for my money, pure photography excellence, none match the superior D850. Even my D750, is a beast to be recon with, when it comes to being able to handle all forms of photography brilliantly. Yes the D850 is a large camera ( no problem for me, my hands aren't small ) but that adds to stability with large lenses when needed. It has the best hand grip, for better camera control. But aside from the obvious, this machine is unmatched in price for superior performance, even by its D6 big brother, without the high price. It is super in video as well, if you are doing both. I personally don't like to ask a still camera to be or do as well as a Video camera, designed expressly for video, But the D850 can more than hold its own in that video arena as well.The battery life, the optic view finder, the richness of its pictures, dynamic range, isn't matched by any DSLR, mirrorless or mirrored. The only camera's to come close to its performance, is the Z9, or cameras with a higher mega pixel count sensor, at a premium cost I might add. The D850, no matter who, even Nikon, putting it out to pasture is a mistake. Mirrorless for those people who are videographers is fine, but for the true still photographer, there is nothing, nothing that can touch the greatest, best DSLR ever made. Today years after its birth, nothing on the market beats it. No mirrorless, no problem, got Nikon D850!!

I'm new to multi-camera recording and was looking for the best quality HD from the lowest cost camera possible... I'm poor, poor, poor. I bought two of these cameras to fill 2 of the 4 HDMI inputs to an RGBlink switcher. Works great. Turning it on and waiting,,, pushing the right buttons to clear the data from the screen takes a few tries to learn but it works great AND HAS CLEAN HD HDMI OUTPUT. Made of plastic so DON'T DROP IT... as in ever. I power the unit by way of the USB input/output so it requires NO BATTERIES... woohoo. NO BATTERIES... NO BATTERIES... HOW GREAT IS THAT?

No thrown baseballs to monitor, this time of year. However, my 11-year old grandson did a great evaluation for me. I watched him get reliable and accurate readings on birds flying overhead, a low-flying plane landing at our nearby airport, traffic on a busy blvd. (500 ft. away)and traffic in front of the house. He enjoyed seeing drivers slow down quickly to our 25 mph speed limit! I even got steady and repeatable readings on a ceiling fan (11mph on low and 15mph on med.) Your imagination is your only limit with this gun.

Smooth 1 to 6 stops. �No cross patterns even at 6 stops. �I especially like the built-in stops to limit the range as it keeps it within its sweet spot. �I have noticed no vignetting at 24 mm. �The front filter is 1 size larger than the back filter. so the 77mm requires an 82mm filter cap.