Stitch Clear Backpack Hot Topic

I know that whether or not to use a clear protective filter on the front of each lens can be a hot topic off discussion. Now that companies have shifted their focus away from the legacy systems that I use, protecting my equipment and extending its life is more important than ever. This clear Nikon filter filled the bill perfectly for my lens, which has been discontinued for some time. Thanks B&H.

put it to the test,an 11 shot panoramic stitch

Love the entire system, we entertain frequently and the system always become a topic of conversation. Highly recommend.

I have been doing virtual tours for a local real estate agent for the past 3 or 4 years. I started with the original EOS 5D and a Canon EF 17-40mm, f/4L lens, and soon upgraded the camera body to the 5D Mk lll. I continued to use the same 17-40 lens. The problem with the 17 x 40 lens was that most of the time I had to stitch 2 shots together to show rooms in their entirety. This was time consuming, and even using PhotoShop to stitch the pictures, distortion was almost always present. I hesitated at first when I saw that this new lens was finally being released, I have to admit the price was what was holding me back, as well as the fact that there were no reviews available to get feed back from other buyers. I finally decided to take a chance and I ordered the lens. I've only had it for a couple of weeks now, and in that time I've used it to do virtual tours on two properties.......Long story short, I'm blown away. The pictures it takes are great! The only negative thing I have to say about it other than the cost is it's weight.......I won't be using it very much with the neck strap, bottom line is.......I love it.......

I consider this book to be the most sound and didactic book on the topic of posing. On more than 400 pages, the reader is methodically introduced to the construction of advantageous poses. Special features for posing men, women, couples and families as well as some special topics such as pregnancy receptions are discussed separately. The explanatory text is supplemented by numerous good/bad example images. Some chapters end with a section "Train your eye" where the reader is asked to identify weaknesses and opportunities for improvement in the pictures. Afterwards, the author gives suggestions for solutions and shows how to improve the original image using pictures and explanatory text. Its not about showing poses, it teaches the reader how and why .

Of course it doesn't fit into a Vagabond Extreme. Not only is there a Q&A question where that exact topic is addressed VERY clearly, but nowhere in this listing does it state that it is for, or would fit, a PCB Vagabond Extreme. Leaving a 1 star review because a battery replacement doesn't fit a product by a completely different manufacturer is nonsensical. Be better and more useful in the future.

I am from China, customers in this web site to see the wind cap of this topic Arrived quite well Quality is good also Suggest to buy

Interesting cable. I have 2. I hooked up one and it worked perfectly. To cover the topic, it was behind an hdmi amp. I did not get a chance to hookup the second cable. Note: This cable comes with a screw driver to alter equalization (I think that is the correct term). Make sure to install the cable in the correct direction. Yes, this cable must be installed with the flow in the correct direction.

This is the first night photography book I've seen which does not deal with telescopes - a topic I'm not interested in. The book is well written, and it's apparent that the author is both knowledgeable and articulate. The book's flow is good too. It takes you from image acquisition through post-processing. This book IS NOT for novices. Highly recommended.

I was looking for a small travel camera that can make me as happy as with my Nikons. To understand how to use all of its features, you must download the manual. Since I need to have something physical i my hands, I downloaded, and printed all 634 pages (1st photo) unfortunately, there were no page numbers indicated next to each topic listed. (2nd photo) I then, one by one, looked up and wrote down the page for each topic. (3rd photo) retired, had the time :) That being said, the camera is a mighty camera for such a small package. Crisp pictures. Good telephoto and wide angle, 24-200. A 200mm shot of a rabbit 40' away (4th photo) I then blew up the image to maximum in my iPhone (5th photo)