Black Sony Camera

[5 x 3.8 x 2.7"] I bought this strap for a Sony A7C2. I needed a 47 length and most smaller straps are just 40 long, which is too tight with a jacket. I couldn't decide to go with brown or black. Because brown was backordered, I went with black. It came in both colors. The strap is not fully black. It is brown on the inside, which compliments well with the copper ring on the camera. Personally Iike it a lot and it fits what I was looking for. But I think B&H should point this out, because not everybody may like the brown detail. The strap is thin, which works well for this camera. Often I warp it around my wrist. But with heavier cameras/lenses I would probably go with a wider strap to not hurt my shoulder. The Sony camera with a Sigma 85mm 1.4 is still ok. The strap is not cheap but well crafted. I hope it will last. I had an even more expensive Vivante leather strap on a heavier camera and it broke and couldn't be repaired. This one seems more solid. So far, I can highly recommend this A&A strap.

[0.03 lb] Had to get these as loved the all black look. Added them to my camera

[16.96 lb] This case is made so well. It also holds my black magic ursa camera well.

This case is made so well. It also holds my black magic ursa camera well.

I have had a Sony a6300, a7r2 & 3 but this camera is the best of all.

[Yes] This camera just might be the best one that I’ve seen in the Sony line.

[0.19 lb] It works! I can use the GigaPan with the Sony camera.

[0.08 lb] this is for my sony camera z90 lens

[3.5" / 8.89 cm] Works very well for Sony mirrorless camera

[400 to 1000 nm] I have a Sony a6500, I decided to do street photography this lenses is very compact, manual focusing is fast and stop clicks are firm. I like the contrast of the lens when I shoot black and white on my digital camera easy to control within the camera, very few corrections needed in Photoshop once you understand how the lens works. One slight annoyance is when you mount the lens it seems to take a little bit more force then necessary, that's why I returned it for an exchange on the same lens. Functionability in handling getting to the f-stop in the focusing is very easy, I have relatively normal to small hands which makes it easier for me to control. Finding filters for it took a little while but I have a range of colored filters for contrast and black and white. According to the information I read you can use infrared filters on the Sony 6500 haven't tried it purchasing two filters to see how well it works if the contrast is good as black and white I should have no problems bringing out the contrast when using a infrared filter. Sorry for being long-winded but that's my opinion of the lens overall I like it I hope this helps everybody interested in doing black and white and infrared photography.