Seattle Weather Underground 10

Used in Seattle, great for neon signs.

The AAA lithium battery is often over looked ... I keep several spares due to it's 10 year shelf life for NOAA weather-all hazards radio and my kestrel hand-held weather station

Worked well in -10 degree Fahrenheit weather while using chemical hand warmers in the zipper pouches. I also wore Heat Co. Merino Wool liner underneath with a chemical hand warmer in the provided pouches. The zipper finger opening worked well with the magnetic catch as did the thumb covers. I was able to manipulate a full-size Nikon DSLR.

After flying in cold weather with my phone (for 10 minutes), I realized I needed a better solution. This monitor is wonderful. It holds its battery in cold weather and the brightness is so much better than my phone. I was a little annoyed that it doesn't come with a charger or a mount, but even after the additional $100 or so this is still a cheap and very nice monitor. I highly recommend mounting it on the Mavic remote with the DJI Mavic Mount. It's nicely balanced with the remote and is easy to take on and off.

The lens performed very well in cold weather (10-15 degrees F). I took 30 pictures of the Northern Lights in Tromso, Norway and they came out as well as I could have hoped, with 10 second exposure. The lens (with a Hoya 55mm NXT plus UV filter) did not fog and remained quite tight. The background is sharp, no flare.

I bought the Sigma 10-20mm f/3.5 lens for landscape and weather pictures mostly, but also to complete a powerful kit of lenses ranging from 10 to 300 mm. Like all Sigma lenses, the 10-20mm f/3.5 is well-built, but a little heavy. It can also hold a 82mm filter, perfect for outdoor pictures in every conditions (unlike many quasi fish-eye lenses). I already have recommended this lens to a friend who may very well buy it soon, and I believe every one who shoots outdoors and landscapes SHOULD have this lens.

I had my Z9 on more or less continuously for 10 hours in very cold weather, recording over a hundred images and still had power to spare. I'm impressed.

This cable is excellent! I use it mostly from going from a mixer to a cabled boom, and this does an excellent job. It holds up in exteriors, interiors, hot weather (haven't tested cold weather, but I'm sure it'll be fine). I have other Kopul cables that hold the coils a bit too much, but this cable is pliable even when its been coiled for days on end in a box. 10/10 worth the money.

Since I took delivery of the camera about a week ago, the weather has been appalling for this fairweather photographer. So, apart from a few kitty snaps, I haven't yet put this camera through its paces. But I have taken it out several times to learn the controls.  This is no lightweight pocket camera! It's a big beast of a compact. And it needs to be in order comply with the laws of physics. That magnificent Zeiss glass gathers plenty of light and faithfully focuses it on a well-proven 1-inch sensor. Quite a feat, considering it allows F4 at maximum zoom. The whole camera feels like a high-quality piece of kit. Solid! I'm no stranger to the Sony RX-10 series, having owned the original RX -10 for several years. That camera has never failed me and is still going strong. I welcome this new camera into my life, and I feel sure it will be a constant companion.

I wanted an everyday bag. I chose the F-10, because it's a Domke, for size, weather flap, and steel snap hook closure. The removable dividers were important. I also wanted the pocket in the weather flap. The padding is just enough. As another reviewer mentioned, the velcro was not useful - I followed, and removed the fuzzy side. For an everyday bag, I don't need padding, but then it wouldn't be a Domke.