Used Appliance Lake Worth

Used this filter around a lake with great results

This microphone works perfectly. Used it mounted within a movie set appliance. Powered by my TASCAM recorder. Perfect.

Great appliance to use as a music server.

Used this weekend at Donner Lake in Truckee, CA. No loss in sharpness. Since I was shooting mostly static images can't comment on speed of auto focus. Makes the 70-300 equivalent to a roughly 100-400 at considerable less weight and no noticeable loss of sharpness or IQ.

Used this last evening in the mountains to remove the glare from a small lake that had great relections of the trees at sunset. It maintained the colors of the sunset and cut the reflective shine to reveal the surface of the water. I was pleased with the results.

Used this for video shot on a lake. The difference in the blues was stunning, but more important was EVERY colour was truer than without this filter. In fact it almost looked a bit surreal as it took away almost too much of the glare.

After losing my Nikon AW100 in the lake, I bought a Nikon AW110 and this wriststrap before going to the ocean. Used it while snorkeling and in the pool. Worked just like it was supposed to and I came home with my camera! I only wished it came with a regular wrist strap to attach when not around water.

Exceeded my expectawhentions when testing in the field. Took photos of a two ducks in a lake near our home. Used back focus techniques, 300mm F4 with 1.4 converter show wide open at F5.6 and ISO 400 to stop movement at 1200 and 2000 shutter speed.

I love it! Used it to take some photos on Lake Michigan. It was so sturdy I had no trouble leaving my camera attached to get my jacket out of the car on a windy day. Awesome controls, easy to use and very sturdy. I doubt I will need another one of these, but sticking with this brand. Extremely easy to use.

Used glasses once so far. Worth the price.