Nikon Mirrorless Full Frame

[Magnesium Alloy] My first full frame mirrorless and I couldn’t be happier.

[0.68 lb] Super strap for full frame mirrorless cameras. Using with Sony A7Rii and very handy to snap off main strap for camera use only.

[f/32] Just bought this lens for my Canon EOS R 100. While I have a full frame mirrorless canon as well, going on a cruise to revisit a places I've been to doesn't seem to warrant heavy cameras. I have only tried it out inside my home but was so happy to see the detail and colors that were accurately and clearly picked up.I have posted one.

[0.04 lb] The DJI RS3 Mini does exactly what I need, stabilization for a moderate size full frame mirrorless setup. Easy to learn operation and quick to setup and balance. Relatively compact. Locks and adjustment hardware seem robust enough, a previous gimbal I owned, those items seemed quite fragile. The lower price is attractive, and I can pass on a likely next generation; this one suits me just fine.

[Topside Handle] I needed a handle for my compact and full frame mirrorless Sony cameras. What I like about this SmallRig Cold Shoe Handle is a) the ability to insert a 15mm rod for other accessories, the brightly finished oversized thumb screw lock, and all the ways to attach via rosettes, 1/4, 3/8, and two additional cold shoe locations. I attach my 5 external monitor, a short shotgun microphone, and the rig feels solid and dependable. Great little accessory!

[0.15 lb] This is great far a cropped-sensor camera or a full-frame mirrorless. I use it for my Sony A7R III. If you need the Black Rapid eyelet with threads to attach your camera (in the tripod socket), then order the strap with the eyelet already as part of the strap. It comes with or without.

[T2.9] Laowa's 90mm (full-frame) and 65mm (APS-C only) are the mirrorless successors of the legendary DSLR 100mm- minus the unusual filter-requiring design. This is a remarkable lens that makes no compromises in the process of minimizing size, unlike the recently released 85mm. Works wonderfully on the a6700 as part of a dedicated compact macro setup.

[9, Rounded] I come from a full frame Canon background and I recently picked up this lens for a Sony Alpha 6000 to use as a webcam. It not only performs like a champ as a webcam, it shoots photos well. AF speed is decently fast. It's certainly not the fastest but it's def on the fast side. Sharpness is also very good. I've seen sharper lenses but as a prime 1.4, its photos are pretty sharp. The size is large for a Sony mirrorless APS-C, but coming from full-frame lens world, this lens is much smaller than what I'm used to. It attracts less attention when you're outside. Overall, this is a relatively cheap lens that performs well on a Sony mirrorless body. I don't think you can go wrong with this if you're looking for a wide angle prime. Haven't really done portrait shots, but as a talking head zoom camera, it does its job really well. There are also many YouTube review videos and the they're very positive. I recommend you check them out as well. Thank you!

[Yes] My full-frame mirrorless camera is set up to use the OP/TECH neck straps. But at times when the camera is carried in a holster, this strap is used. The same clips for the neck strap fit this wrist strap so the change-out is quick & simple. And its neoprene construction is strong & secure, but has enough give to keep it comfortable all day. A really great system!

[58 mm (Front)] I'm a recent convert from Canon full frame mirrorless. This 45mm lens creates bokeh similar to the RF 85mm 1.2 DS lens, but you aren't losing 1.3 stops of light gathering. The lens is definitely tack sharp, but has extremely smooth falloff. It's pleasantly tiny compared to fill frame equivalent lenses, and is also pleasantly less expensive. I'm very pleased with this lens!