Mirrorless Camera For Micro Photos

[Touch Fastener] It's the best way to carry batteries on a day taking photos with your mirrorless camera.

[3.5"] I needed a micro-HDMI to HDMI cable to use with my Olympus mirrorless camera. I came across this one and the price was very reasonable. It has performed well and the video/picture I am getting via a capture card while using this cable has been consistent and in good resolution and clarity. I would recommend this cable to anyone who may need one.

[100 to 400mm] I purchased this Lens, along with the a6400 mirrorless camera, and I am getting some very sharp photos. I am pleased with this set up and would recommend for wildlife photos.

[0.4 lb] My wife purchased a mirrorless camera for my birthday. It did not meet my expectations for long range photos, so I talked with the B&H staff and ordered another camera a DSLR with two lenses. After testing it, I was still not satisfied with how long it took me to focus shots. I again called B&H staff and realized that I would be much happier with a Cannon Power Shot SX70. I had a Cannon SX50 and already knew nearly all the functions. As an outdoorsman, who is in the elements and takes quite a few fast action photos I realized that I was not ready to use the more professional photographer equipment. B&H staff coached me through the entire process and with high quality customer service. I returned the first two cameras and now have the one I need. A special thanks to the staff at B&H.

[0.17x] This is a great camera for those wishing to get into the mirrorless option. It takes great photos and is easy to use. Great value for the price.

[0.5"] If you are looking for a Mirrorless Camera without spending over 2,000 this is a great option. The photos it takes are amazing and I love the custom user settings that can be programed to automatically go to any settings you choose, I use one for HDR and the other for Auto Bracketing exposure in Aperture Priority Mode.

[0.085 lb] I seldom shoot video with my mirrorless camera - the scenes I want a video of are handled by my phone. I have to admit I was a bit skeptical about not buying a big name card. My concerns were allayed after the first shoot with the card. I think I could easily hold a weeks worth of vacation photos on the card and still have room for photos when I returned home. The card is fast and, as I mentioned above, LARGE. And the card is substantially less expensive than the big name cards. I've encountered no degradation of any of my photos with the card, and I transfer my photos to my PC flawlessly. I've had no problems with the card and am completely pleased with my purchase.

[Full-Frame] All I ever wanted in a Mirrorless Camera.

[Gold] This is my second Pearstone Micro-HDMI to HDMI cable that I use to capture video with my Canon Mirrorless cameras (Canon R7 and Canon R6 Mark II). They work well with low latency.

[7.0" / 17.8 cm] Great lenght for Mirrorless Camera