The matte black Sightron Sunshade for SIII Mono 42mm riflscopes helps keep the sun from degrading the shooter's viewing when using a scope. The aluminum shade is 3" long.

Matte Black to Match Riflescope    Aluminum Construction    3" Long

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does it have image stabilization?

A: To clarify, there's no image stabilization built in to the camera body itself. However, you can attach lenses that have image stabilization in the lens.

Q: 2. What particular lens hood for the DMC-G7 with 14-42mm lens?

A: It came with a lens hood, so I didn't have to make a decision on that.

Q: 3. ISO 25600 but at 8 fps. What is the native or best low light ISO for this camera shooting video at 24p or UHD at 24p?

A: Panasonic hasnt provided that information at this time.

Q: 4. Is it made in China or Japan or Germany? Please reply for body and lens separately.

A: Both body and lens are made in China.

Q: 5. Can VLog be used with this camera ?

A: Absolutely! Check out my YouTube channel Denise & Derick and you'll see! Happy vlogging

Q: 6. Phantom power?

A: The Panasonic Lumix G7 Mirrorless Camera does have a 3.5mm microphone input, which does provide low voltage plug-in power (1-5 volts) for microphones that require it. The camera does not have any XLR mic inputs that would supply phantom power (11-52 volts, but most commonly 48 volts), for microphones that need that standard. Please contact us for help choosing a microphone that will work with this camera, or a separate preamp, mixer, or audio recorder that can complete your setup.

Q: 7. is it refurbished or an newly original??

A: This camera kit is brand new from the manufacturer.

Q: 8. what microphone is most compatible?

A: the least expensive on board microphone to use with the G7 is the Rode VideoMicro shotgun mic. It runs off the G7 battery, so there is no need to remember a battery for the mic as it does not require one. Simply plug the mic jack into the mic plug on the G7 and attach the mic to the hotshoe mount and you are good to go.It even includes the cable, shock mount and an outdoor windshield or dead cat to reduce wind noise.At $59.00 it is a genuine bargain and it's made of aluminum not plastic.Moving up from that I would advise you to look at the Rode Video Mic Pro. It uses a 9-volt battery but has better base pick up than the VideoMicro. It's larger and comes with a foam windscreen. It looks more professional for paid shoots and is a better sounding mic that's light and compact as it attaches to the hotshoe mount, like the less expensive VideoMicro. The Video Mic Pro costs about $199.00 so it is more for working pro videographers.The last option would be the Rode NTG-2 shotgun mic that you need to buy a separate hot shoe shock mount for. It has the best recording quality and uses an AA battery for power. It too comes with a foam windscreen, but you would need to buy an additional dead cat windscreen to reduce wind noise outdoors. It costs about $270.00 And is very professional requiring an XLR connection. So you would also need a pre-amp with XLR inputs to connect the mic to the G7 mic port via the 3.5 mic jack.There you go, three microphone option for your G7 camera. The best all round value and least extra purchases to add on would be the Rode VideoMicro Mic Kit. It's all you need in the box and just $59.00.

Q: 9. Does this kit include a battery and charger?

A: The kit includes a battery and charger.

Q: 10. Does the G7 have a histogram display option?

A: Yes it does.