Sony Digital Camera With Flip Out Display

Canon Digital Rebel! Out of sight! Not with a SFD35C Digital Flash for Canon. You can see on camera whatever you want to see when using this powerful Digital flash. It is well made and powerful. The perfect companion for your profession use. See your images come to life.

Use this product with my Sony digital camera alfa 5.

They got everything right on this camera. I had a nice $1,400 Sony from 8 years ago, then went to a Flip (ha!) and then chose this Canon. The right technology in all the right places.

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.

This is a 2 piece shield that will cover the screen and the digital display on the top right of the Lukix G9 Camera body. Very easy to install and perfect fit. This screen does not interfere in anyway with the touch screen function. I highly recommend this product.

Great for AutoCAD, love the USB-C connectivity and Display Port Out for daisy chaining. I have no need for a dock.

It connects my flip video to my camera : )

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

Ever since the first iteration of the JBL flip, I've always found the each version to be one of the best Bluetooth speakers available. They just keep getting better and better. I was a bit hesitant to purchase the 6, because some reviewers online said there wasn't a big difference between the 5 and the 6. Trying the speakers out on the display at the store, I couldn't really tell. The 'Black Friday' deal enticed me to try out the Flip 6. Boy are the other reviewers wrong, and the in store display/demo's don't do it justice. I'm so glad JBL evolved this into a 2 way speaker. The sound is so much clearer thanks to the addition of the tweeter! This was the only change I had mentioned on my review of the Flip 5, add a tweeter! .... and they did. Now this thing is complete, and with the addition of the EQ feature on the 'JBL Portable' app, I have no idea how they're going to one-up this version. There isn't anything I would change regarding the sound/technology. Only minor complaint is the giant JBL logo on the grill, I miss the discreet orange square. But, I get it branding is key and it's important to distinguish between the models (which have been pretty much visually unchanged since the beginning) If I were to guess as to the changes on the FLIP 7 (not that the 6 needs anything changed); I'd say either more power, or a bigger battery. A change in the quantity or size of drivers would most likely result in a form factor change, which wouldn't fit within the product line. So I really have no idea.

Great looking addition to any wall for display of personal and digital art!!!