Mirrorless Camera With Vari Angle Screen

This lens is as good as it gets for a mirrorless wide angle.

If you are looking for wide angle for Sony mirrorless, this is one of the best in class.

One of the better Vari NDs out there. Doesn't soften image like some.

This Hoodloupe is a must have. Years on squinting and fidgeting with the angle of the camera monitor trying to see images on a 2 then 3 inch screen. I should have bought one of these 10 years ago. Its as necessary as a tripod.

I needed an articulating arm to mount my Marshall 7 LCD screen to my Manfrotto tripod. Since we are doing allot of pans and camera set ups with our video rig, I wanted the LCD screen held in the steady position so that the director of the video production could easily view the screen from any angle. This product got the job the done and more. The articulating arm can also be mounted on the camera to hold lights, microphones or other accessories.It is so easy to mount on the tripod legs with the adjustable clamp and adjust it for any angle or height for viewing. In addition the cost was about half the price of another brand....

This part is what I need for A7SIII exactly, and allows me to remove vertical rail from horizontal base whenever I expecting flip screen can be rotating to any angle. After removed vertical piece part, the flip screen won't be blocked. When you inserted vertical into base, I can install camera on sidekick gimbal head rigidly. With gimbal head, PG-01, the flip screen rotating angle is restricted but it is fine because of the camera kit rotating controlled by gimbal. B&H provided a excellent quality product and fast delivery to me. It is very awesome.

I've been thoroughly impressed with the BMPCC4K so far. The image quality, user experience, and rigging options are all distinct reasons why this camera is incredible for the price. The B-Raw and ProRes codecs are both super fast to edit, and have substantial depth for color grading. Speaking of color grading; I love the dynamic range and colors that this camera is capable of resolving. I find the menu system and custom buttons to be very intuitive, and the large (adequately bright) screen can really enable the user to view their composition far more effectively than any other built in screen I've used, I just wish the screen tilted up/down for high/low angle shots. In terms of what features I'd like to see added/improved in a future generation: - Built in ND Filters - Improved battery performance - Variable angle screen - More dials to control shutter, ISO, and aperture without the need to press a button. Frankly, given the fact that this camera goes head to head with competition often more than 5x it's price, the drawbacks are very minor and I love using this cinematic BEAST! (I might even have to purchase a second one)

All I ever wanted in a Mirrorless Camera.

I needed to place a camera around 1000 feet from the NVR. Lorex said that their ePoE technology could do that. I bought the system with 16 nocturnal vari focus 4K ePoE cameras. Lorex sent a N884 NVR instead of the N883 that has 8 ePoE ports. To fix this I was sent a 8 port ePoE switch. With 1000 feet of Cat6 cable, with T568A wired ends... it works perfectly. I'm very happy with my choice. I had a Q-See IP PoE system so I was able to use existing Cat6 wiring for the new cameras. I do notice that night time images are clearer and I can identify wild life at approximently 80 feet away with no supplimental lighting. Still learning to use the lorex cloud app. Still need to tweek some settings and adjust camera posistioning to use the vari-focus lens. Oh... vari focus lens can be adjusted on the 1000 foot cable, fyi. Thank you Lorex for EpoE..

Mostly I needed remote zoom control, and it works well (like my last Vari-Zoom for a different camera). I haven't yet used the remote Iris and Focus controls, but I am confident that they will also work as those same functions work on my other Vari-Zoom.