Non Pro Digital Camera

I have two of these radios. �The sound is great ---- a full range from base to treble. �Non-digital dial allows for accurate tuning.

Great strap. Non slipping, quick draw of camera.

If this was being marketed for the Non Pro Audio home listener Market only, you'd have to pay a good bit more for this kind of detailed Headphone sound.

After consulting with the best camera store in Charlottesville (Pro Camera) on how to find a replacement lamp for my ancient Kodak slide projector, they recommended looking online for possible sources. My first google search brought up B&H in NYC. Ironically I had previous experience with B&H; in the early 2000’s my wife was attending graduate school in NYC and I would travel up on weekends to visit. I was enchanted with NYC and, given my interest in the newly emerging digital cameras, B&H was like a camera lover’s heaven. The staff were extremely knowledgeable about all the new offerings, and I felt very confident in their recommendations. Having used a Minolta SRT 101 for years for color slides, I was anxious to jump into the digital world, and I bought an Olympus Stylus 1000, which I still use today, more than 20 years later. For me, B&H is the ultimate camera source.

GREAT FOR NON-IS LENSES

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

I love the pro mist look, it’s a fantastic way to ad a filmic quality to a digital camera and give a great look to a cheep lens. I think 1/4 stop is a tad too strong for just screwing it into a lens for something like a short film or music video, if that’s your intended purpose I’d recommend the 1/8

I purchased to use with Olympus PRF-D40.5 LENS FILTER PRO on my Olympus TG-4 DIGITAL CAMERA. It works perfectly.

I have used Canon products for years and this is my fifth Canon digital camera. I have always wanted a pro model and finally took the plunge and I couldn't be happier. This is an excellent sports camera as well as using it for landscape and portrait shots. My grandkids won't outrun this baby!

I’m not a pro, but this is my third Nikon digital camera (I still have two Nikon film cameras in my ‘museum’). I was looking for a full frame mirror less camera for travelling to replace my Nikon DSLR (great quality but too heavy). I picked the Z6 due to the Z mount lenses. I’m using the 24-70mm f4 kit lens editing with Photoshop and Premiere, and shooting Raw and 4K/24fps. So far, the quality has been awesome. I’m looking forward to filling out my lens set with a primary lens in the 100mm range (when available).