Sony Playstation 4 Pro Monster Hunter

My Sony Bravia is the best, and my PlayStation. The best gaming system with best television how can you go wrong.

I have a large padded square projector case that I use as a portable home base for my Nikon gear. For in the field, I used a typical rectangular camera bag w/ shoulder strap. It always knocked around with every move I made and got in the way of my shooting. A good deal of the time I would have to take it off my body to access my gear. A major pain and loss of time. With the Hunter Pro 65 my camera and attached 28-300mm lens is complete and solidly protected with quick access at any time. The entire Hunter Pro bag fits perfectly into my Home Base bag. For extra gear (a second lens, my flash, cleaning kit, etc.) I use a fanny pack with a large pouch. I run the fanny pack belt through the Hunter Pro belt loops, throw the shoulder strap over my head and under one arm then lay the belt over each shoulder strap and buckle the fanny pack belt. All my gear is synched snugly to my lower chest and mid-section fully accessible. My best on the go any where field bag ever!!

Love this case, it’s slim, it’s protective. I am using the everyday case for iPhone 14 pro. I’m a outdoorsman, Hunter and work outside. Using an encase brand blue light screen protector works great. Only objection is need a black color option.

I used many similar bags from Lowe Pro and Think Tank before. The Hunter Pro 55 was my first from Ruggard. I use it for my Nikon P950 or Sony A7RM4 with the Battery Grip on. I love this bag; it fits the camera very well and there are two internal padding that can be customised to ensure the camera is sitting tight inside the bag. I use the front pocket for accessories or a small flashlight. I feel confident to take my camera outside even on cloudy day, because it has a built is rain cover which can be pulled and used in seconds. Other than that, it is very well made and likely to live for many years. I strongly recommend this product for anybody who needs good protection for their camera in the field.

This fits my Canon 55-250mm lens well and fits nicely onto the side of the Ruggard Hunter Pro 45 Holster Bag. I'm looking forward to using this during my travels

4 inputs and connects to my MacBook Pro. My desk is so much more organized and this product is reasonably priced.

FCPX is a monster on this one.

First off, it is an adapter. It's not perfect and will not perform as well as native Sony glass. Having said that, it is working remarkably well with my Sony bodies (Sony A1 and AR3) and adapted lenses (Nikon 300mm f/2.8 VR II and Nikon 300mm f/4 PF). It is performing slightly better on the A1, which is to be expected, but even on the A7R3 the AF is quick and accurate and VR works well. Again, not Sony native glass quick but certainly useable. I had (still have but retired it) the Commlite Pro adapter and consoled myself with that one to just shooting static subjects, with plenty of manual focus tuning to get close to subject focus before letting the AF handle things. With the new Monster adapter paired with the A1 and 300mm f/2.8 it tracks very well when locked on and has a decent hit rate. The 300mm f/4 PF is not bad at all, tracks well but just isn't as quick focusing as the f/2.8. It's just so small, sharp, and lightweight that this adapter is breathing new life into two of my favorite lenses from my Nikon days. The adapter is well made and really like being able to remove the tripod mount. It works with teleconverters (Nikon 2X Version III, Nikon 1.4X Version III, and the Tamron 1.4X APO) Surprisingly, the Tamron (which reads the aperture the same as though no TC is attached...I believe it did the same on my old Nikons...D3, D3S, D4S) focus faster and better than the Nikon 1.4X and 2X and is nearly identical in sharpness but with more vignetting and color fringing. All in all, this little Monster was a great purchase and has met my needs for an adapter...for my particular Nikon lenses to my particular Sony bodies. Mileage will likely vary on different lens/camera combos. I'm giving this one 5 Stars because...for an adapter trying to translate Nikon's complex algorithmic language to a Sony body...this one does one heck of a job! Nice job Monster. Good Monster!!-)

The Creativity Lab at my university has these mice on their monster Mac Pro's. I liked it so much better than a Mac mouse that I bought one for myself.

Came with Vortex Bino's. A must have for a hunter to keep out of the way.