Point And Shot Cameras

[Zipper] I use this for Wedding Videography and I use it for my back cameras. It allows me to get a nice, clear, focus shot from far back.

[Passive] Super reliable and perfect lighting for small set. Shot two features with them and they are on point.

[0.355 lb] It really set's up the color to a good starting point and help match cameras.

[1x 1/4"-20 Male] So many settings for awkward shot angles. Great for heavier cameras.

this screen protector works perfectly . I installed it on my Elph 360 point and shot. It took all of about 3 minutes to install, Just cleaned off the screen , removed the paper and placed it on the screen. You do NOT use any type of cleaning materials before using the screen protector. You only just have to totally wipe of the screen with a micro cloth. That's it.

[7.9 x 7.4 x 6"] I have previously shot travel film photography on various 28mm lenses. Moving over to shooting digitally on Sony Mirrorless while traveling with my family, the autofocus and fast 1.4 aperture makes for easy point and shoot capabilities in a variety of environments. 28mm is a great focal length for capturing faces and places. Would highly recommend this lens especially at the price point!

[CR2025] Had to replace my old battery in my older Canon Sure Shot underwater point and shoot camera. The Panasonic CR123A had it working and shot a bunch of underwater reef photos with it.

[PVC] I photograph a lot of art for friends and a non-profit. I finally hit a point where spectral highlights were ruining the shot. I got these to put on strobes, shot at a high speed to eliminate natural light, and used a circular polarizing filter on my camera and it solved my problem. The tiny bit of spectral highlight left was eliminated in photoshop (a decent use of AI).

[0.15 lb] this screen protector works perfectly . I installed it on my Elph 360 point and shot. It took all of about 3 minutes to install, Just cleaned off the screen , removed the paper and placed it on the screen. You do NOT use any type of cleaning materials before using the screen protector. You only just have to totally wipe of the screen with a micro cloth. That's it.

[48 kHz, 24-Bit] works great when used with wisdom for point-of-view shots. complaints people have usually don't take into account the $200 buck cost. video is just a reflection of light, so don't expect miracles with this fun cam if you are in the dark or have gobs of backlighting. this cam: practically invisible on stage, for a drummer shot thru cymbals on short tripod or mic stand. over drummer head for entire reverse shot of band and crowd. for high school grad videos, for wedding wide shot from balcony, reverse shots of entire sanctuary bridal party and crowd. in hallway for last looks at bride as dressed fluffed and kiss from dad before aisle walk. hidden by candle for lighting view of bride/groom faces. mount it on a 20 foot light stand with an adapter for great house left and house right band stage coverage. tips from guy who owns 9 of them: use eveready AA lithium batteries for up to about 6 hours of run time. cell aux packs and the jack have turned out to be unreliable for zero-fail shoots. use these as aux cams, use REAL cams with adjustable controls as your primary. these are ICING on the cake. also: use the FLAT setting. in editing, you will find the blowout exposure is gone, easily adjust color and blackpoint etc. do not use the other settings, but remember the pic on the cam will look awful when shooting. just know it will be fine in editing. also, do not use your old micro SD cards, seriously people. it may start recording, but will choke and auto off during your show. walmart has the black and gold trimmed sandisk of 128 gig or 256 gig cards for 20-28 bucks, has 170 meg speed on front of package. these speedy cards and lithium AA and using FLAT setting... solves most issues. don't expect a $200 toy to do what you need a 3000 to 15k camera and lens to do. as AUX POV cams, they are great, with wonderful point-source coherent audio!