Tropical Depression 15 Weather Underground

A very useful tool when taking shots in tropical locations.

.....I have been using this product for years, great in tropical humidity.

The lens performed very well in cold weather (10-15 degrees F). I took 30 pictures of the Northern Lights in Tromso, Norway and they came out as well as I could have hoped, with 10 second exposure. The lens (with a Hoya 55mm NXT plus UV filter) did not fog and remained quite tight. The background is sharp, no flare.

I have wear those gloves for a couple of days now in weather of -15 to -20 celsius and they kept my hands warm. Of course when you removed the tip of the thumb or index you feel the cold. I love those gloves.

I purchased these 15 years ago and despite the Kentucky weather, they still perform perfectly. I love them and just bought a second set for my large patio. Thank you Bose!!

I have owned this 15 x 50 IS All-Weather for a number of years. It is fantastic for star-gazing, bird-watching, sightseeing, and a host of other uses. It is on the heavy side but worth it in most situations. I tend not to travel with it, however, if I am pressed for packing space or weight. I have a more compact and much less expensive set of binoculars for that.

This is my 2nd Utility Strap (in 15 years) as I wore the other one out after miles of hiking in various weather conditions to get my shot. It's worth the cost, extremely durable and lightweight.

Lightweight and is easy to set up. The remote focus feature on half-way depression of the remote's button is a nice feature. Works fine on my Canon 5D Mark III and IV.

This cable release works very well for keeping your hands off the camera with time exposures. The button allows for half-depression focus checking, just as the body's shutter button does. The push-locking mechanism is smooth and easy to disengage when using bulb exposures. The connection between the L-plug extension and the main cable could be tighter, as I've pulled it loose a couple of times, but that's a small matter. Most things on this 50R are well thought out. This is no exception.

The keys require more depression than Mac keyboards, which took a day or two to get used to. I've had it now for a few weeks and I genuinely prefer the feel of these keys, in addition to established pros like improved workflow.