Sony Α7 Iii Mirrorless Camera

As others have noted, this is a greatly improved battery if you have a Sony mirrorless camera like the A7 III. Did not waste time on 3rd party offerings. This is reliable and excellent performance.

I have the Sony A7S III and this card really is the best all around card for what the camera does.

Works very well for Sony mirrorless camera

Dont really know what to say other than it is a battery to have as backup for my new mirrorless camera Olympus EM-1 Mk III.

This is my lazy and back up camera. When I'm too lazy to carry the Sony A7 iii or A7R III this is my go to. I also bring it on trips as a great back-up or going out to dinner camera. It fits easily into my pants pocket and has a great lens.

Just what I needed for my new mirrorless system, the camera(Olympus E-M10 MARK III), four lenses , flash, filters, extra batteries, etc.....still a light package , waterproof, and good looking.

I am a long time Nikon user, with my last being the D500. I had to sell that camera and all the gear I had with it a few years back when times got a bit tough. I recently was able to afford another camera, and after some research and a very good recommendation from a valued friend I decided on the Olympus E-M5 Mark III. I was honestly a bit hesitant going to a mirrorless camera due to the smaller size, and the four-thirds sensor as well. But I have been well pleased with the results I am getting from this little beast. I have included a few images that I have captured using the 75-300mm lens I bought along with the camera. I have been extremely happy with the Moon pics I have grabbed so far, being it is one of my favorite things to photograph. If I had one slightly negative thing to say, it would be that the camera seems to be a little grainy in low light situations. I am sure I will be able to improve the results as I reacquire the knowledge of photography I am a bit rusty on. I will add I do have a 25mm 1.8, a 45mm 1.8, and a 12-50mm 3.5-6.3 set of lenses. So I am not trying to take low-light photos with the 75-300mm I have. All in all I am very happy with my purchase and look forward to taking many more pics with my Olympus camera. If you are looking for a solid mirrorless camera under $1K that will deliver great images, you will not be disappointed with the E-M5 Mark III.

Upgraded from a 5d Mark iii. This camera is everything. It's incredible. The focusing is unbelievable. It will perfectly track your subject everytime. It is heavier than the new mirrorless models, so hand holding it all day at a wedding is not ideal, but for sports especially and anything short of an all day event this camera is amazing. Also no one else on the sidelines has a faster shutter than me anymore. It was hard deciding between this and the new mirrorless cameras Canon has out. I was concerned because this is potentially the last non-mirrorless body they're making. This was the absolutely the right choice for me. This uses the EF mount, so I needed no new glass and no mount adapter. I also like looking through the viewfinder at real life rather than the simulated shot. Other photographers I know have the mirrorless cameras and they have all had a few common issues with them that I don't have.

It took me a few years to get around to upgrading from my 5D Mark iii to a mirrorless camera. I spent a few months researching to decide whether to stay with Canon or more to a different brand and ultimately chose the Canon R6 Mark II. I'm thrilled with the choice, as this camera fits all of my needs and then some. It is packed with awesome features.

Needed this adapter to use a 4/3s Telephoto to an Olympus OM-D Mk III mirrorless camera. Allows all the automatic functions of the camera work with this huge lens. Bought this following a try with another brand that just did not connect properly and resulted in a black screen on the camera. Great piece of gear!