Samsung Digital Camera Flip Screen

[0.065 lb] Was able to install with little effort. Touch screen works, and I can still flip the screen against the camera and latch it with no problem. Nikon d5600.

[0.395 lb] Didn't realize my camera didn't have a flip out screen, got this because it was cheap. Surprisingly good reflection and the range of mirror position was plenty for my camera. I almost prefer it to a dedicated flip out screen. It only works on LCD screens that flip up like a waist level finder.

[NTSC/PAL] My normal camera is an A7Riii, and carrying it around with lenses can be quite a chore. I like to take photos opportunistically as I walk around, and I was looking for something to replace my aging a5100. The image quality has been excellent in low light, as the f1.8 lens is considerably more open than the f3.5 kit lens of the a5100, and I'm very happy with the range of the zoom. The flip-out touch screen has two features I'm really enjoying: being able to touch the screen to focus, and using the screen itself as a power switch -- if you fold the screen shut with the screen facing inward, the camera automatically turns off; when you flip the screen open, it turns back on! The menu button is a little small and difficult to feel with my thumb, and menu navigation requires some effort. When taking photos in manual mode, there's only one dial, and you need to press a button to switch between aperture and shutter settings -- but this was the same on the a5100. However, I feel like I may choose automatic settings with the ZV-1, as I've been happy with the quality of the shots. Overall I'm pretty happy with this!

[2x Cold Shoe] I wanted a flip-around screen and this had it. Full frame sensor a must. The dials and buttons don't feel as great as the 5D cameras but it's a lesser expensive made camera but still not cheap. I feel the 6D II camera body/sensor produces slightly better image quality than my aging but still great 5DSR (overall). I still like using DSLRs because I don't need or use all the latest speed/auto focus/sensor-shift stabilization/latest video/high price. I also like a camera body that I can hold, bigger is better.

[LED] bought this for my A7-4 camera rig. The strap that comes with the camera gets in the way when the flip out screen is open, but this strap attaches to the handle of my cage and stays out of the way. its also well made and the rubber keeps it in place.

It is smaller. With the flip out screen and without the large EVF on top, this camera fits differently into your hands. I know that I can trust the AF and exposure, so it is easy to hold at an arms length and shoot with just the monitor. The AF is awesome and hugely improved over the a7RIII. Of course, there are some other differences that some might not be able to do without, but for me this works perfectly. I also love that the screen turns around to protect it when not in use, and the shutter sound is superb!

[Arca-Type] This part is what I need for A7SIII exactly, and allows me to remove vertical rail from horizontal base whenever I expecting flip screen can be rotating to any angle. After removed vertical piece part, the flip screen won't be blocked. When you inserted vertical into base, I can install camera on sidekick gimbal head rigidly. With gimbal head, PG-01, the flip screen rotating angle is restricted but it is fine because of the camera kit rotating controlled by gimbal. B&H provided a excellent quality product and fast delivery to me. It is very awesome.

[Yes] I just upgraded to a Canon 60D and love using the camera at different heights with the flip screen. The only problem with this is that the neck strap doesn't reach but now that I use the hand grip I don't have to worry about dropping the camera or having it snatched out of my hand.

[30 AWG] Bought this to connect my Samsung TL350 digital camera to my HDTV Set. Works fine. Does what it's supposed to do. Strong construction. All good.

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9-1/2"] It connects my flip video to my camera : )