Flip Camera Phone

[65x] I can't pay any higher praise on this camera than, I bought it again. Besides the really long optical zoom, I love the flip-out back viewer. I use the flip-out back almost exclusively. The viewer eye piece works fine, but I am more comfortable not looking through the camera. I like to twist the back viewer for high and low-angle shots. That is something a camera with a built-in view back can not do. I will sorely miss this camera when I can no longer buy another. The camera is choke full of other nifty features, but I am mostly a point-n-shoot photographer. In manual-mode, I got some great eclipse shots (lunar and solar) using a tripod for stability. Canon has somewhat recently added a phone app that allows remote control of the camera and remote downloads to the phone memory card. I really am digging those feature, too. Since Canon has not made a replacement camera in this line, I have to assume they are not developing this line any further. I think I should buy still another and just store it away until I wear out this new one.

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9-1/2"] It connects my flip video to my camera : )

It connects my flip video to my camera : )

[Stereo] The product arrived on time. I have a LG Exalt flip phone. Setup took less than two minutes. The headset notifies by audio when connected. Light weight, can barely feel the unit. Clarity is good. The phone is maintained a distance of roughly 3 feet, in a carrier. There is some static, but not enough to disrupt a conversation. Have used for up to an hour and a half, with no disruption due to low power. Can't say beyond that.

[1x 1/4"-20 Male] Love the flip locks. Fast up and down.

[1.6 oz / 44 g] These are some of the best flip caps on the market.

[0.065 lb] Was able to install with little effort. Touch screen works, and I can still flip the screen against the camera and latch it with no problem. Nikon d5600.

[18 x 17 x 10.1"] I used the Vixen flip mirror with my Televue 85mm telescope and Canon digital camera to photograph the 21.08.2017 total eclipse from western Kentucky. The flip mirror fit securely in the 2 focuser on the telescope. The right angle port with the eyepiece tube removed accepted the T-ring for the Canon camera. This was especially helpful given the 62 degree elevation of the sun and made focusing through the camera viewfinder easy. In other photography situations an eyepiece can be used in either port with the camera in the other.

[0.26 lb] I recently moved to mirrorless camera from the full frame. i selected the Fujifilm x-t3. To be honest with the all the mirrorless cameras so close to being the same in features, I ended going with the Fuji which has the retro film body look. Having been into photography since high school this set up felt When I ran across this case (with a little help form B&H suggestion) I felt this continued the retro theme. good. UPS brought the package which i immediately ripped open and put onto the camera. Fit was perfect, and the flip over part of the case did so easily. When the flip over is snapped off the lower part of the case protects the camera and does give you a better hand grip. All and all i do like this case. leather and stitching is great craftsmanship.

[Aluminum] Bought for the Canon EOS R6. Perfect fit on the camera. Didn't have to sacrifice the use of my flip screen on the back of the camera. It's very sleek and lightweight. No issues shooting handheld either. If you shoot on a tripod and like vertical orientation shots even a little bit, it's totally worth it