Sony Sport Camera

[49 mm (Front)] All my Sony alpha gear amazes - pro sport photoggraher

This is actually my second Sigma 60-600mm Sport lens. My first was the original DSLR model, which I used on my Canon 90D. When I switched to a SONY A7RV, I bought the Sigma MC-11 Lens Adapter, which worked quite well, but was a little bit cumbersome when switching lenses to ones that already have the SONY E-Mount. I believed the hype that said this newer version was better than the original, so I bought it. Were they ever RIGHT!?!?! It is a WONDEFUL lens!! It tracks well, focuses quickly, and produces super-crisp images. It is definitely my go-to lens for wildlife photography!

[Yes] Have used it with my Sony A9, Sigma 150-600 sport with 1.4 extender and it handled the weight with no problems.

[0.36 lb] This is actually my second Sigma 60-600mm Sport lens. My first was the original DSLR model, which I used on my Canon 90D. When I switched to a SONY A7RV, I bought the Sigma MC-11 Lens Adapter, which worked quite well, but was a little bit cumbersome when switching lenses to ones that already have the SONY E-Mount. I believed the hype that said this newer version was better than the original, so I bought it. Were they ever RIGHT!?!?! It is a WONDEFUL lens!! It tracks well, focuses quickly, and produces super-crisp images. It is definitely my go-to lens for wildlife photography!

[6.5 x 6 x 4.25"] Sport Posters, along with other office needs

[0.4 lb] sport movie and video clip

[Tiger Pattern] I'm sport photographer and I use this. I have one in every bag of mind.

[Digital] This is my first sport action camera. Exploring features and capabilities this camera model. One of these days I'll try to shoot underwater. Thanks.

[Black] This wrist strap has proven to be just what I was looking for. I have a BlackRapid Sport Breath shoulder/sling strap as well, so I already have a FastenR in the tripod mount most of the time. The wrist strap is great for casual usage, and provides an extra bit of security against dropping the camera, without the bulk of the larger shoulder strap. The wrist strap is small enough that when I carry the camera in my LowePro TopLoader 75, I can easily pop the camera out and hold it while wearing the wrist strap, then fit everything back in the TopLoader easily. The Sport Breath shoulder strap is larger, and works well for when I know I'm going to be using the camera for an hour or more straight, such as a sports event. But for everyday, more casual usage, the simplicity and reduced bulk of the wrist strap is preferred.

[Yes] I have worn the BlackRapid Curve Breathe Sport Camera Strap for several years, and it is perfect for sports photography! It is comfortable and secure! So much so that I bought two of the Anniversary Edition Bundles for my two college kids for the NIKON Z5 I purchased for each of them for their college accomplishments!!