Weather Underground Havana Cuba

Nice travel bag, headed to Cuba Next month so this should do the job.

I purchased this lens just days before heading to Cuba for a week-long trip. I wanted this wide-angle lens on my M (Typ240), to go along with a Nikon D5 and 70-200. It was a great combination. As an F/3.4 lens, it's way smaller than the F/1.4 21mm which makes it ideal as a companion on a trip. I found myself primarily zone-focusing the lens...looking at the aperate I was using and setting the focus and then just worried about composition. I had previously purchased the shoe-mounted 21mm finder, and if you're concerned at all about composition, it is something you will need when using this lens. The results were fantastic...terrific color rendition and razor sharp images, in a nice lightweight package. A perfect fit for a Leica M camera.

Good heft ... I was the printer for an Exhibition shot in Cuba. One reviewer seeing the color portion of the show lamented that the black and white couldn't match the beautiful colors the location had to offer.

I used this lens with my D750 for a trip to Cuba. It is very sharp and a very good lens for street and general photography given its size and weight. Highly recommended.

We bought this mic for our DSLR after being told Cuba did not allow wireless mics (bad info - they still do). While going back to a “cabled” mic was somewhat cumbersome, we were very impressed with the quality, especially at this price point.

Bought this V1 messenger bag as early bird several years ago. Carried it to India, Cuba, Nepal and China with Leica M cameras so as SL plus load of Mlenses. It was so convenient to reach for the gears and looked elegant as well.

I absolutely am in love with this bag! It was perfect for our 8-day trip to Cuba. My husband got the 40L, but I'm glad I had this smaller version. It's so easy to pack, with so many storage options. I hope I can use it again post-pandemic! Stay safe everyone.

First the obvious...it is made by Think Tank so you know it is quality materials and workmanship. But why do you need it? If like me you always carry your batteries and an sd card wallet it can be a bit much when you are just out for a short walk. This was the case for me on a recent birding trip to Cuba. I carried around more than I needed. So when I got home, and in preparation for a return to Cuba in 4 weeks time, I looked for an optional way of carrying exactly what I needed. That's when I came across the Think Tank wallet. After a week of 'testing' it is perfect. I now will be able to carry just what I need and not cart around 4 spare batteries and 8 sd cards when I am going out for a one hour walk along the beach or into the nearby town for the morning.

Bought it for a trip to Cuba. Had other Canon cameras but wanted on with a little something extra yet with the ease and quality of a Canon. Got some quick lessons from a photographer friend and I feel good to go. Easy to use. If like other Canon, will take great shots - the only problem being pilot error.

I hike trails in Costa Rica, Cuba, Panama etc to see new birds primarily and capture images. I rely on 90D and 7D Mark II paired with 70-200 f4 L and 100-400 L zooms with crop factor benefit. For advanced AF and bird recognition I now have R5 body added to the milieu. The Control Ring Mount became essential because I am happy with my current zooms. It is working out exquisitely. Hooray Canon! La Raw Maran