2Nd Hand Camera Dslr

[0.35 lb] This is my 2nd Easy Cover for a DSLR. Keeps the body in new condition and certainly helps protecting the camera overall.

[0.66 lb] For those who like to have a camera like a Canon G12 at hand as a compliment to their DSLR but also want to take it alone sometimes this bag is enough to keep you prepared and quick

[Black / Blue] You can't beat this strap for comfort and price. I bought my first one with my new Nikon DSLR. I loved it so much I purchased a second for my 2nd camera. I plan to purchase a spare as well. But don't take my word. Next time you visit B & H. Ask to see this item. Then you'll be convinced.

[-0.5 to +18 EV] So far it is everything I could want in a DSLR camera

[3 lb] So Good, I bought a second for my 2nd Camera

[0.115 lb] I purchase this for my 2nd hand Pentax smc FA 20-35 F4 which is missing the lens hood. This Sensei hood is amazing unlike the other one I purchased at Amazon which didn't work out, the attachment ring is very low profile so the lens hood doesn't cause any vignetting even at 20mm. Also what I found amazing is the lens hood uses 4 ball bearings to click onto the groove around the metal attachment ring! That just goes to show how much attention to details this Sensei brand is even for making lens hood, definitely not your garden varieties generic brand.

[Black] I upgraded a 2nd hand case, and I was able to increase what I could safely and securely store by at least 1/3. And the storage dividers remain movable making this very flexible as you configure your gear and change your mind

[0.995 lb] by DSLR CAMERA it easy operating way

[Fiberglass] i purchased 2nd foundation kit for the wifes camera.

[f/32] I have had this lens for over 4 years and have taken 10s of thousands of images with it. It was excellent on my older DSLR but is even better on my new mirrorless camera. It was originally mated to a D800 but now lives primarily on a Z9, via the FTZ II adapter. I'm an enthusiast who primarily uses the lens for bird, wildlife, and action photography. I am not qualified to speak about the video capabilities of this lens. As for the 500mm PF, I appreciate its sharpness, VR capabilities, fast auto focus, relatively small size and, low weight. The lens easily handles the 45.7MP resolution of the Z9 sensor, producing sharp images from corner to corner even at its widest aperture, f5.6. Autofocus on the Z9 is fast and snappy and works much better than it did on my older DSLR. The lens VR couples with the in-body-stabilization of the Z9 to measurably improve image stabilization to the point that in extreme situations, I don't hesitate to hand hold the camera even at low shutter speeds of 1/60th of a second or less. I primarily use this lens hand held unless I know I will be pointing at a stationary object for an extended period, for example a nest, den, or pitcher's mound. The lens works very well with the Nikon AF-S Teleconverter TC-14E III. I have not detected a perceivable impact on image quality or AF performance except in low light/low contrast conditions. But, as with all lenses, the only solutions I know for that is to get more light or a faster lens. VR with the TC is still excellent but I do try to keep shutter speeds reasonably high. When I'm photographing small birds I almost always use the 1.4 TC. One drawback of this lens is that it is so easy to hand hold that I developed some sloppy habits with my long lens technique. These became quickly apparent when I recently had the opportunity to use a longer, heavier, less forgiving lens. I absolutely love using this lens and have been very pleased with its results on the Z9.