Canon Powershot G1X Mark Iii Digital Camera

[135' / 41.1 m] This waterproof camera case for the Canon PowerShot G1X Mark III looks rugged and should protect it from water damage(I have to repair my camera due to it being out in the rain.). The only issue was FedEx left it at the wrong address which thankfully is a short walk from my residence.

[Brass] I worried before purchase that it might vignette on my Canon G1X Mark III, but it does not. Comes with a nice handy little cloth pouch, too.

[Lithium-Ion] This battery fits the Canon G1X Mark 11. The camera has a sensor to ensure that you are using a canon product. You get a warning if you use anything else than a canon battery.

[0.1 lb] Bought this battery as a backup for my Canon G1X mark II. The camera uses a lot of battery power for all the features so I was always running out of juice. While the battery is expensive, and there are no third party batteries available as of yet (that I know of), this is a great accessory to keep you powered up all through the day. I would definitely buy again.

[Lithium-Ion] This OEM battery fits the Canon G1X Mark II camera and may fit other cameras.

[Polycarbonate] Perfect fit and protect my PowerShot G1 X Mark III with elegance.� My only complaint is that I need to remove my lens hood(LH-DC110 Lens Hood).

[10] Could it work with a Canon 5D Mark III ?

[2.525 lb] I had been wanting a full frame camera, the the Canon 5D Mark IV was more than I wanted to spend. Then I started reading the reviews on the 5D Mark III. It was very helpful. Many said they liked the Mark III better than the Mark IV. So I purchased a used 5D Mark III. It looks brand new. I love it. It goes well with my Canon 6D.

[2.11 lb] I am using this lens with a Canon 5D Mark III. It is fast to focus, beautiful colors and contrast. The construction of the lens is very solid. Lens comes with a nice case and lens hood. I bought the dock, but did not have a need to use it yet. It is a bit large and heavy, but you will have that with a high quality lens. I have attached two photos, one of my 11 month old afghan hound, Bella, camera settings, 1/500 sec., f/8.0, ISO 250. The other is to show the shallow DOF, camera settings, 1/8000 sec., f/1.4,ISO 100. Both photos were centered, cropped and reduced using Lightroom. Minimum sharpening was applied.

[0.48 lb] I needed a bracket to attach my Canon 5D Mark III to my tripod head so when I rotated the camera on its side the weight of the lens wouldn't tilt the camera towards the ground. This bracket fits great. It's open on the left side of the camera to allow access to the camera's connections, though it is a little tricky getting the covers open and out of the way. This bracket is solid built and very sturdy.