Rf Explorer Pro

Pro is a nice upgrade to RF Explorer. Touch screen works well and resolution is excellent. Ability to remote access via smartphone or PC works well and is very handy. I had trouble finding an Ethernet to USB-A interface that would work. Software still has bugs, but nothing catastrophic. I look forward to future firmware upgrades. Being able to run a frequency coordination analysis directly from the unit is great. I'm not sure about its accuracy though. The one I ran for 8 Sennheiser wireless mics place two 100KHz apart which is too close. Spacing for the others was fine. I definitely recommend the RF Explorer Pro.

With no plans to travel by air, my main purpose for the Pro Light was to have a hard case that could hold most, if not all of my gear. This allows me to have it all in one place for a quick load out time when heading into the field. Upon arrival, I can then select the specific gear needed for my backpack or set up and leave everything else tucked safely in the hardshell case. The list below is everything I managed to fit inside the Pro Lighter, albeit with some clever reconfiguring to make it work well. The only downside is the attachable tripod harness. I did not find it all that useful but rather, it made the case awkward with my Manfrotto 055 tripod. Perhaps a lighter or smaller tripod would work better but for now, the harness has no practical use. Canon EOS R RF 35mm f/1.8 STM Macro RF 14-35mm f/4.0 L IS USM RF 24-105mm f/4.0 L IS USM 100mm f/2.8 L IS USM Macro RF 100-500mm f/4.0-7.1 L IS USM RF 1.4x Extender Manfrotto MHX PRO BHQ Ball Head ProMedia Gear GKJr Katana Pro Gimbal Head Filter Case, Bluetooth Remote, SD Card Case (The 100mm Macro lens and Ball Head are underneath the Pro Media Gimble)

Check out the attached photo. The Lowepro Flipside 400 AW III fits 1 Canon R5 with the RF f/2.8 24-70mm + 1 Canon RF f/2.8 16mm + 1 Canon RF f/1.8 35mm + 1 Canon EF f/1.8 50mm and its adapter + 1 Canon RF f/2.8 70-200mm and its tripod collar, 1 Samyang AF f/1.4 85mm, 1 flash and a receiver, 4 batteries, cables, ... A 16 macbook pro and a 12 ipad pro fit in there as well. Quality built is excellent. As I said it's the perfect camera backpack in my opinion.

You can't go wrong with this lens as a beginner and every pro will have this in their bag. I honestly wish they had this RF lens when I purchased my first Canon Mirrorless Camera.

Ordered the. Pro 45 Commando for my new Canon R 6 with the RF 600 f 11 lens to carry slung over my shoulder alongside my 5d mk4 With the ef 100 - 400 L , but did NOT want the two cameras to Bang together when walking Or climbing .. This works GREAT together ! Fits the R 6 and rf 600 without lens hood attached, and is easy to reach in and grab R 6 For those Long shots ,, I prefer this bag to my Ruggard 44 journey bag, Is sleeker looking with great pockets etc,

I needed a compact and lightweight tripod for portability, and the Explorer V is just right. Seems to be well contructed and fairly sturdy too.

The Explorer V Tripod is fun and easy to use to get that perfect shot. I like the many options that I have with the 3-way head movement.

I bought this about 1 month ago to replace my inReach Explorer +. I love the smaller size and lighter weight to easily tuck in my cycling jersey pocket. So far I have mot had any trouble learning to use the communication and tracking features.

Was a challenge to pair with an explorer but a lot of great features in very compact unit .

I'm happy with it, but sometimes it makes it impossible to turn off view file extensions in windows explorer unless I reboot.