Nikon D800E Digital Camera

[8.04 lb] I am using this stand with a Nikon D800E with a macro lens to copy slides from a light table. The stand is perfectly plumb and square. The camera mount holds the camera and lens without flexing and the mount does not slide out of position.

[Nikon Z] I used Nikon for 40 years and I still do. My main camera is the D800E. Recently I bought a Leica M and wanted something wider than my Summicron but after spending $$for body and one lens I wanted to keep my budget low. After reading all the reviews (most of them based on version 1 & 2) I decided to try this 15mm Voigtlander and I'm shocked by the sharpness I'm getting with this lens. I don't know if I've been just lucky but it's a very, very good lens. Build quality is up there with Leica and Sharpness is up there as well. I tested the lens fully open and it is as sharp as a lens can be. Vignetting is very limited considering the type of lens.

[5 x 4 x 2.3"] I salvage my Mamiya 645 lenses by using this adaptor on my brand new Nikon D800e. It fits perfectly in the camera body and lens making it seamless. Not so great about it: as a non CPU lens, the camera doesn't register all the metadata of it's shots. Great purchase, highly recommend.

[Black] I have a Nikon D800E an I have that plus 3 lenses that are well padded and protected. The back pack is small and lightweight and adjusts easily so I can carry it comfortably. I have significant back and neck problems and this is great for carrying my equipment and keeping me hands-free. The laptop area is next to your back and can be uncomfortable for someone my size (I am only 5 ft tall), but it is tolerable.

[Aluminum] I use with my Nikon D800E and works great, very fast focusing, awesome sharpness and beautiful bokeh, also have a really solid construction and great design, recommended for everybody, especially if have 30MP+ camera to unleash the true image quality of this lens.

[0.015 lb] Works as advertised. I ordered it with a cable for my Nikon D800E but also have a cable that lets me use on Sony. Pretty Happy so far. And, received from B&H quickly. Thanks. Only thing that had me a bit puzzled is when I set it on the sound sensor but then wanted to go to the shutter trigger, it didn't seem to want to leave the sound sensor in app. I finally clicked on the orange bar across the sound sensor app screen and got out of the setting.

[Handle] I wanted a case that would protect my Zeiss lenses and my Nikon D800E when working in the field, mostly landscape shooting out of the back of my hatchback. I am very pleased with the flexibility of this case and many dividers that come with it. It feels very sturdy and provides good protection to the gear. It is tall enough to accommodate the camera with a 50 Makro attached and a 105mm Nikkor, three other Zeiss lenses and some DSLR video gear, including a shotgun microphone.

[Zipper] MADE IN AMERICA TO LAST. I USE THIS ONE TO CARRY MY NIKON D800E, NIKKOR 38-300MM, AND NIKOR 24-70MM, AND A NIKOR 50MM. I USE IT FOR DAILY PHOTO PROJECTS, NOT FOR TRANSPORTING ON AIRPLANES. ALSO I CARRY EXTRA FILTERS, BATTERIES, AND CD/SD CARDS COMFORTABLE TO CARRY AND VERY COMPACT. LOOKS GOOD AND PROVIDES GOOD PROTECTION FOR MY EQUIPMENT. SECOND CS-DC2U BAG I OWN. KEEP ONE IN IDAHO AND ONE IN THAILAND.

[USB-C Male] Tethered a Nikon D800E to a MacBook Pro with SSHD and it worked as expected with Lightroom 5 and work as expected.

[3.0' / 91 cm] Works as advertised on a Nikon D800e in the place of a wired remote shutter release. Used with 2 PocketWizard Plus III's, the button half-push for focusing IS available. However, most of the time I use it with a FlexTT5 on the camera and remote speedlight, and trigger with a Plus III. In this case, there is no half-push. Pressing the button focuses and shoots in one push.