Fixed Lens For Canon

[0.03 lb] I have a canon 24-105 L with lens creep. This fixed it just fine.

[Black] Plenty of room for my Canon EOS R7 with fixed 35mm lens attached, additional 18-150mm lens, Canon Speedlite EL-100, multiple accessories, and additional room left over.

[18x] I've had this lens for a while now and can say it's my favorite lens. Canon fixed the biggest issue I had which was a warm color shift on the 17-120. No color shifts on this lens! Flip on the built in extender and the lens can be ready for full frame. It's really the perfect lens for reality, sports, doc and most everything else.

[Nikon 1] Using this on a nice old 200mm Canon FD f2.8 fixed lens for astrophotography. It does the trick and I can focus cleanly on the distant stars at infinity. It isn't like some of the shoddy looking/feeling ones I saw elsewhere.

[United States] I am thankful that I purchased the Canon CarePAK. I had to send my new 24-105mm lens in, and it was fixed very quickly. The CarePak is worth the money already!

Great lens with fixed aperture for much better pictures.

[4-Year ] I would never buy a camera body without it, smashed my rear screen once and Canon fixed it and had it back to me in a few days.

[Black] Quantum has fixed previous software issues with the CoPilot, and it now works as expected with Canon in TTL mode. You will need the latest firmware on the CoPilot and at least ver 4A firmware on your T5dr. Overall, as noted in recent reviews, this is an excellent and intuitive way to control remote flashes. Spinning the dials beats using menus and buttons when working a wedding or other busy event!

[Black] This is the best little thing I have gotten lately. I have a Canon MK4 and the LCD is therefore fixed. I wanted to be able to place the camera near the ground without having to crawl in the mud and get the low shots. This fills the bill. I can tilt the monitor up on the support arm and get a perfect image on the monitor. Things to know are that the monitor only works in live view and the Canon battery is a little hard to install. The battery needs to be lined up by pressing a button on the side. This works fine once you get a little practice. This is offset by the fact it uses the same battery as my camera. It is light and fits snugly on the camera. You need a HDMI to HDMI mini and NOT and a HDMI micro. I got the micro cable by mistake. Correct cable correct fixed everything. Only down side for me is having to install the cable and the arm and attaching them to the camera .A tripod is needed. Oh, the unit does have a sunshade. It attaches easily as the hook side of the Velcro is attached the monitor and the shade is easy to line up.

[Canon BP-9] Fixed issue I was having