Canon Compact Digital Camera With Interchangeable Lens

[Zipper] If you have a compact digital camera preferably with a zoom or even a light interchangeable lens one to which you can attach an extension tube between the body and lens (or use a screw in diopter CU lens). You'll have to experiment a little, and watch the (conservative) attachment weight limit. The 2 position arm allows it to adjust for different distances. It even accommodates cell phone with included accessory.

[1x USB-C Input] I've been looking for a compact digital camera that is satisfying and fun to use, one that I can take everywhere and use for street photography, travel, some casual portraiture - the X100V is that camera, for me at least. For the past several years I've mainly been enjoying shooting film, and use digital cameras only when required for video and photo work. Lately though, I have not had access to a developing and scanning setups, and lab fees really add up, so have been looking for a digital camera to use for fun. The design of the X100V is incredibly beautiful, feels great and solid in the hand and makes me want to take it everywhere. The weather sealing (once adding an adaptor and filter to the lens) gives me peace of mind when shooting in uncertain weather, and encourages me to never leave the house without it. The image quality is great and the jpg options are fun, especially coming from film where you expect to get some amount of a look baked-in (and not always wanting to deal with raw images). I chose this over the Fuji X-E4 based almost solely on the weather resistance and the more robust-feeling build on the X100V. I had some hesitation about the fixed-lens, since I would usually opt for closer to a 50mm equivalent lens and this is a bit wider at 35mm. But so far it's been great and I have no regrets. A used XPro-2 was also in the running for a while, as was an X-T4. But it came down to just wanting something fun to use but powerful, with a compact form factor that I would want to get out and shoot with. Went with the X100V after months of research and comparisons, and haven't looked back!

[Glass] I use this filter on a camera with an integral (i.e., non-interchangeable) lens without any perceptible loss of optical performance.

[Zipper] I have these on all my film and digital cameras. They are interchangeable. I have added the adapter for the wrist strap on my right wrist. Secure and comfortable.

[Autofocus] I purchased this camera as my first interchangeable lens camera, and I haven't regretted my choice. My main concerns from other reviews I read were its size and the lack of a dedicated ISO control, but neither has proved to be an issue. I have large hands and it fits comfortably in my had (I never accidentally hit any buttons). It is also easy to switch between aperture and ISO control. I was between this and the F-T3, and I don't regret my choice.

[Yes] this lens works well on my Canon RP. It's lightweight and compact, so it makes it easy to carry a camera with you wherever you go. The operation is very smooth and the pictures so far have been crisp and clear. I would recommend this as a great starter lens for this camera.

[Handheld] Interchangeable mic

[7 x 5.5 x 1"] An essential element for work, ideal for interchangeable lens cameras.

[6.8 x 4 x 2.8"] With the battery charged, I now have my compact Canon Powershot camera working again.

[2 to 6 Hours] This compact and fast charger allows me to precharge my Watson batteries for my SONY Digital Handicam without carrying the large and cumbersome SONY charger that only works bu charging batteries in the camera. This make the use of the camera so much more convenient to charge 3-4 batteries and hit the road without charger anxiety.