Nikon 24.2 Mp Digital Slr Camera

[48 x 17 x 8"] USED WITH DIGITAL NIKON SLR AND JVC GZ-HD7 CAMCORDER WITH 4 ADDITIONAL LENS. LOVE THE FACT THIS PRODUCT IS BUILT TO LAST AND DOES NOT WEIGH AS MUCH AS PELICAN CASES. EXCELLENT CASE!!!

USED WITH DIGITAL NIKON SLR AND JVC GZ-HD7 CAMCORDER WITH 4 ADDITIONAL LENS. LOVE THE FACT THIS PRODUCT IS BUILT TO LAST AND DOES NOT WEIGH AS MUCH AS PELICAN CASES. EXCELLENT CASE!!!

[0.02 lb] I own a Leica MP film camera as well as the Leica M11-P digital camera. Thanks to this diopter I can now focus my rangefinder cameras in lightening speed.

[7 x 4.3 x 1.5"] What can I say. This is a must have kit for everyone with a slr digital camera. Makes it very easy to clean the sensor.

[Yes] fits perfect with my SONY NEX-3 digital SLR

[0.3 lb] I never used an instant film camera before and I have always been digital SLR user. However, I really like the look of the Rolleiflex camera and always wanted one. While I was shopping around for an instant camera, I saw this camera which looks very much like a Rolleiflex so I bought it. I am very happy and having fun shooting with this camera. It is not just point and shoot, you still need to make some adjustment to get what you want, but that is the beauty of photography!

[Handle] This is a great product. It is great of you need a small box for SLR lenses, or a small compact digital camera. I strongly recommend this product.

[Handle] Used for my first digital slr/slt alpha a77. Bought it for the unique zipper access and promise of interesting, capabable carry for camera and couple-three lenses, flash, charger, misc... Brilliant !!! Was obvious that i could arrange backpack straps into a sling and sure enough it works. I have a single sling that over left shoulder (i am right handed) allows me to slide pack in front of my torso and with the curvy side zips allows me to access camera lenses or flash from the top pouch. You have to experience it to appreciate it! As they say, great piece of kit! Perfect compliment to the a77.

[0.5x] Very nice lens. Now that digital SLR cameras generally run the roost, I have found my self spending far less time behind a view camera (although that does not always entirely bother me). The 90mm TSE has been a great addition. Being able to control perspective, depth of field and position the camera out of reflections etc has greatly increased productivity by reducing tedious post production tasks. It also makes an awsome lens for portraits and file stitching. A lens baby on steroids plus Redbull. Go ahead knock yourself out get 2!!!! Problems Encountered: Not to be precious but the paint around the T&S bridge tends to chip easily, it comes with little soft bag may be worth using it in you case/bag etc.The locking knobs can be a little unpredictable keep an eye on them, the shift one on my lens can play and the lens can creep. Previous Equivalent Items Owned: Sinar p & lenses, nikon 28 shift to much to mention Items I Recommend: extension tubes

[4.1 lb] I started with a black Nikon FM2, which is one of the best Nikon bodies in my opinion, and many years later bought an Leica M6. The M6 is already more than enough and I keep it. The MP has always been my dream camera. It goes beyond the M6 in its built materials. It's solid, a tank, extremily reliable. The kind of thing you'll pass to your son and he to his son. I prefer shooting with with rangefinder, that's why I moved to Leica. But these days I shot a roll with the FM2 and it was so frustating to my old memories. The camera is a lot made of plastic parts and looked fragile, loosen. The MP has everything locked in, tight, the M6 doesn't come close to that feeling. I'm not talking about the M3 because it doesn't suit me, since I shoot with 28mm and 35mm lenses. Thank you, Leica, for still making lifetime film cameras.