Toms Guide Mirrorless Cameras

Amazing stabilizer, great with mirrorless cameras.

Solid Ball Head  for mirrorless cameras!

Been loving this lens our our mirrorless cameras.

Excellent D-Tap to USB-C Power Delivery Cable for Mirrorless Cameras. A must have cable if you own a mirrorless camera and want to power it via a V-Mount Battery so you won't have to worry about the battery dying out on you on a video shoot.

This is an amazing lens on the newer mirrorless cameras. Love it!

Great for light mirrorless cameras and small lens.

Durable retention system for DSLR and mirrorless cameras.

I use it as a compact on camera light for my old cold shoe classic cameras. Just work out the guide numbers for each setting.

My experience is that the TG-3 almost always requires some type of additional light when used in microscope mode. This light ring lights up the area evenly and allows full use of the macro/microscope mode. Note that this light ring has no electronics (led, etc) and really should be called a light guide as it used the cameras built in led and evenly spreads the lights around the subject. This light guide is probably the one accessory that allows full use of the TG-3's microscope mode. Advantages: - No extra batteries require as it uses the cameras battery. - Does not seem to affect the sealant of the camera and can be used in inclement weather conditions. - Light weight Disadvantages: - Requires that a trim ring on around the lens be removed first before the light guide can be installed and then the cameras led needs to be turned on. - No way to only light a subject from only one or two directions (will always light subject 360 degrees). - Seems quite pricey for a couple of pieces of molded plastic (and being plastic I'm unwilling to put it in my pocket and see how it fares when I sit it unlike the rest of the camera). - Cannot go from macro photograph to flash photography without fist removing the light guide (or turning it to uncover the flash but that

With all the Canon cameras I've owned to this point, it's nice to have a reference to look at when I'm hunting for a particular setting. This guide is particularly valuable for things I don't do often. Not only that, it has helped me make a few changes in my default settings to improve my web outputs, shutter speed and the quality of my prints. Jam-packed with information.