Olympus C 350 Digital Camera

[1.7 oz / 48 g] Buy an extra battery for the Olympus OM-D M1 since they only last about 350 clicks, no matter if you make weddings, portraits or tourist in another city, you always have to have at least one extra battery if you want to leave the charger in home.

[Olympus LI-50B] The LI-50B Olympus battery is a great addition to my Olympus Digital camera. It gives me plenty of Back-up power for longer than normal photo sessions.

[Shoe Mount] I love this camera it is the best of the best for a digital camera.

[61 mm] I bought this as a replacement for the original that came with my Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 9-18mm f/4.0-5.6 lens.

[95 mm] Great protective filter for an expensive Olympus M.Zuiko Digital ED 150-400mm f/4.5 TC1.25x IS Pro Lens. No degradation in image quality

[FUJIFILM X] This adapter does exactly what I need it to do--it allows me to use my legacy Zuiko lenses with my new digital Olympus OM-D. I've tried it with a 28mm f2.8, 55mm f1.2, and my new favorite, the 135mm f3.5. With the OM-D's micro four-thirds sensor, this lens takes superb telephoto shots, perfect for nature photography.

[4.1 x 4 x 3.5"] Only had this a few weeks fitted to my Olympus Pen-F Digital but so far I am very happy with this lens especially at this price point. Initially it was out of stock but came quickly anyway.�� Images are very sharp and it feels smooth to use. In narrow depth of field the bokeh is okay but not dreamy. I find that close up it focuses very well bordering macro capability.� Some sort of hood would be an advantage as it does catch the sun.

[14] This thing is SO expensive, I hated letting go of $350 for this, but once I Snapped a few photos using my flashes off camera, it was worth all the while.

[Gray] This pack was the best alternative we could find to the LowePro Whistler 350, which did not fit my wife (5'2). The Whistler 350 is a great pack for general landscape photography, providing excellent protection for camera gear and room for outdoor extras like outer layers, water, food, etc. but it simply could not be adjusted to fit my wife's smaller size, even though it fits me (5'11) perfectly. The Flipside Trek 350 is not as rugged, protective, or roomy as the Whistler 350 but it carries very well for my wife, is large enough, and it is a significant upgrade from her previous pack. We use Micro Four Thirds and for that format there is room for a body plus several lenses and accessories in the camera compartment, plus space for clothing, food and a tripod strapped on the outside. We have relied on LowePro packs and bags for our adventure photography since the mid-1980's and we own lots of them because they are functional, reliable and they are a good value. We are doing more landscape work and less adventure photography now so our pack needs are changing. This pack strikes a great balance for a smaller person's grab and go landscape pack.

[1/2"-Type CMOS] A very useful accessory for my 350 camera; it work as a tripod and lens protector, Good quality and a perfect fit for the Ricoh Theta V.