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I purchased this PTZ camera for our church auditorium to both record our weekend services and web streaming. We absolutely love the clarity and ease of use of this camera. We're only using it with 1080p but I hope to update it for 4K in the near future. We're feeding the signal via SDI to our Blackmagic gear and there is no communication issue involved.

This is a great little camera for web meetings and also for religious services. Great picture quality and microphone quality for meetings or services over Zoom.

Works great for photo editing and web design. Got 2 of them :)

We got this for hosting in-house broadcasts at our company and it worked out great, no complaints.

Zoom has served me well over the years. Yet the F-6 is over the top in design, engineering, build quality, size, function and new tricks. It is simply superb in servicing my needs. Of course this is the norm for B&H who consistently provides unparalleled quality products and services of which I, and those receiving my services, are appreciative beneficiaries. Kudos!!! And thank you.

arriving to the set with such a beast its like hosting the gang for superball on a 100 tv

I bought this for web development & graphic design work. It's pretty much everything I hoped it would be. :-) It works great. It's a very capable machine. It could stand to be a tad lighter, but that's ok. I'm not really doing much traveling with it so... all good. I'm really enjoying it so far (had it for 2 weeks).

This Mac Pro was the best option for me, I was looking for a powerhouse to take the place of the MacBook. I am using it for all my photography, web design and development, plus all my iTunes and streaming for my home entertainment. Also wanted a good machine that I could add on to and this gave me that option. I am still considering the new MacBook Air to complete my home and work needs, just cause I do need the portability.

Secure way to hold your 2nd lens and be able to switch easily. Peak Design has a web site with videos of how this works, may be the easiest way to explain it, but basically you stick this on your backpack strap or belt with one lens on it, take the other lens off your camera and add it to this device, swivel the thing around to access your other lens, and put it on your camera. Just one hand needed to switch lenses, no more asking my husband here can you hold this for a sec while I fiddle with one lens and the other one's balanced on a rock or between my knees. What a great idea. Solidly built, feels secure.

Bought this small headphone amp to use exclusively with computers, as all of my workstations (used for web design, graphic design and photography) have feeble audio output - not enough to drive a decent headset to sufficiently loud levels.