Real Work Tools Digital Inspection Camera

I use the case to house my digital tools and it worked out great.

I think this thing was meant for someone that knew what they were doing. I know what some of the stuff if but some of the stuff just confuses me. but as I work more with my new camera maybe it will come to pass that I will need one of these tools since I moved from a 60D to a mirrorless camera recently

Very nice inspection camera. Well made, easy to use.

The Black and White Mode is the first real film look i have found in any professional digital camera paired with the metal body, size and overall rangefinder design with the addition of the mode dial have all restored the digital camera back into the long historical evolution of the street photographer's camera.

Fit my digital camera perfectly. Adds real protection from the SW dust & grit at a bargain price.

This is my granddaughter's first 'real' camera. I bought it for her because she went on a trip to Alaska and since she is not familiar with digital cameras, this one with serve the purpose for her.

It has all the basic tools I need--no replacement for a real screwdriver, but this compact tool will to many jobs well.

Bought these clips for my camera back pack to hang things (like tools). They work great,I think the shipping is high,took a long time to ship.

I have a LOT of Coast lights (headlamps, inspection lights, work lights, flashlights, etc.); probably almost one of everything....nearly. The XP18R is one of my most frequently used lights because of its piercing focusing beam, long battery life, rugged construction, convenient recharge-ability and heft. It is very much in the realm of a "cop" flashlight like a MagLight or a StreamLight and it is certainly not lightweight. But for rugged operations where you need a "bulletproof" flashlight that will stand up to anything you can throw at it, this is your light.

it's work real great with my Canon M50 mirrorless camera no issues.