Paper Shoot Digital Camera

[0.3 lb] Shoot aerochrome with you converted full spectrum digital camera. Works like a charm, just set your white balance and trees turn red but keeps the sky blue. No need to sit in front of your computer to swap channels. Ensure that your lenses do not create hotspots. Some lenses can create spots in the centre of images.

Shoot aerochrome with you converted full spectrum digital camera. Works like a charm, just set your white balance and trees turn red but keeps the sky blue. No need to sit in front of your computer to swap channels. Ensure that your lenses do not create hotspots. Some lenses can create spots in the centre of images.

[Empty] Bought this to carry a small point and shoot digital camera on a backpack chest strap while hiking. Very satisfied with the flap covered padded camera compartment, and zippered section for extra batteries and SD cards. Much better design than the Lowepro case it replaced. Just what I needed.

[Glass] I used to shoot IR film years ago and loved it. I have wanted to convert a digital camera to IR but haven't been able to just yet.. This filter works well on my Sony A7Rii for now at a much more economical price. It doesn't replace an IR conversion, but it goes a long way.

[Yes] This is my first DSLR - officially going digital after being a darkroom junkie for 15 years. I use it to shoot a lot of landscape and architecture and candid shots. Outdoors mostly. As opposed to the Nikon or Canon that are in the same field, this camera has water lock which will help me keep it safe in all the strange conditions into which i trapse. Not so great is the high iso quality. Coming from a film background i can not tolerate a pixelated look - so low light and hgh iso are not the best friends to me. But i can use my pentax lenses in this one or on my film camera so i still have the option to shoot in those settings with film.

[Zipper] In this digital age, binders like this are still important because I scan just about everything I shoot with various camera formats. It holds all of the formats, from 35mm to 8x10 film. I have an oddball sized film too, panoramic wide field negatives and positives. It is built tough for day-to day usage and is archivally durable, it's perfect.

I used to love shooting on old cameras and film. I transitioned into digital for the obvious benefits. Each camera had its pros and cons and I lived with it. This camera is amazing. The level of customization you can do in regards to button layout and shooting preferences made me fall in love with this camera. I can now shoot, adjust, and switch modes without ever touching a menu. The dual native ISO makes shooting in low light a breeze. Instant redundancy with the two memory card slots. I shoot live events and love narrative filmmaking. This camera is the perfect hybrid to do both. If you need a versatile and solid camera for shooting video, this is it.

[Carabiner] I've used analog SLRs for years and transitioned to digital point and shoot cameras about 8 years ago. I've steadily upgraded and finally after much research settled on what I now consider to be the best technology short of a digital SLR. I will use this for not only family pictures, but also on the cruises that my wife and I take periodically. In particular I'm looking forward to pictures from our upcoming Alaska inland passage cruise in early September. The 20X zoom with an effecitve 28 to 560 mm range is fantastic and at long focal lengths the image stabilization does a great job. I like the fact that you can record HD movies, but wish the HD cable was standard rather than what appears to be proprietary. Otherwise, I am thoroughly pleased with this camera. While it has high tech features that will take me months to master, the ease of taking pictures right out of the box and the quality of the results with virtually no learning curve is a real plus. Would definitely recommend this camera to anyone looking for a longer zoom point and shoot that will provide consistenly high quality pictures.

[exFAT] have been shooting for 35 years, shooting digital since it was born. never had a card issue. in 30 days had 2 lexar cards corropted. thankfully i had purchased some recovery software to recover. threw about $400 worth of cards in the trash, so i would not be tempted to try again, now i shoot a CF & Sd card for redundancy. shooting canon 5dsr. switched to 5DSR's in last 6 months hopefully not a camera or reader issue. use to shoot 1DS & 1dx models. spend a ton of $ on camera & glass to only cheap out on reader or card doesn't make sense.

[1.4 lb] I purchased this reflector after reading the reviews here and seeing a review in Digital Camera giving the best review among reflectors, so I decided to give it a shot. This was a breeze to pop right out and start shooting with on our first shoot of the year. It made a big difference in our outdoor shoot providing a good amount of light with a great color tone. The only issue we had with this was right in line with many of the other reviews. It is nearly impossible to put it back in the case right the first time. It just takes just a few uses to get used to returning it the right way. It was well worth the purchase and I would do it again in a heartbeat! I am also glad I went for the larger size instead of buying the smaller one and then having to turn right around and purchase this one.