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Use this product with my Sony digital camera alfa 5.

Best camera ever! This is my first digital camera and it was worth every cent. Image quality is immaculate.

I use this to tether my camera to a computer for digital image capture. This is hands down the best tether on the market.

The Sony A7RivA was exactly what I needed to accomplish my specific needs. Most of our photos are taken in concert type settings with haze, but then out in a brightly lit lobby area. We also shoot a ton of sports with a handful of portraits. This camera handles everything we throw at it. We have had it for a while now and it just performs flawlessly. Pros: Handles low light well, form factor, stabilization, megapixels for days, the Sony grain, 10fps, great AF, battery life Cons: Screen only tilts (old problem and not a deal killer for me), some of my personal Pros will be cons for some, such as file size, grain, and so on. With the file size comes the need for faster more expensive SDs and a robust storage system. If you don't have adequate storage options then you may want to look at a different camera. But I am loving the images that I have captured with this camera.

Wrote a 16 GB image file to it, and used it an industrial product.

I use this battery with my PMW-F3 sony camera. I also use other sony batteries for my digital camera and digital video cam. All SONY batteries last longer and get charged fast. But they are somewhat expensive.

Good system. Like the free online database.

Worked perfectly to attach a teleconverter to a Sony a5000 digital camera.

Not too much blooming, and just enough fuzziness to make a digital image more organic.

I have been a fan of the 1 inch cameras. I am a serious amateur, but need a camera for the pocket, so most DSLR or even mirorless are out for me. I have owned the SONY rx 100 series. That is an incredible travel camera, even better then this canon in some ways. But to me, I do not need the larger zoom on the SOny. The canon combination of 1 inch sensor with the F 1.8 lens and image stabilization, can rival APS-C sensors in lower light and certainly in daylight. image quality is amazing, excellent feel and control, fantastic touch screen function. the camera also feels more substantial the Lumix or even the SOny. If you strictly want a travel camera with a bigger zoom, go with the SONY, but if you want an overall day to day camera as a sort of SLR substitute that fits in the pocket. this is the winner. overall, I think Canon really hit a home run with this camera, if used for the right purpose.