Bought many filters. Some I just throw in the back of my camera bag. This one is Quality made. Came clean and clear, which is a rarity. People that say it is to small and can't get it off easy. Well that's just lake of experience with filters. It is stiff at spinning but to me, that is of quality. Most spin to easy and turn of your settings to easily. Worth the buy.

Very good tripod for the money and the fluid head works well. Please note that the overall fold down length with the fluid head on is around 55+cm not the 45cm as advertised. This is now too big to fit in my camera bag as I purchased it based on the advertised 45cm length..Other than this is has a few minor bad points but in general very good solid tripod for the money.

I only recently found out about the existence of the Peak Design clip. This is the perfect addition to my camera backpack to secure my mirrorless camera. I used to take my DSLR everywhere while traveling and used a cross-body Black Rapid sling while out-and-about. Since switching primarily to a mirrorless system, I noticed that the camera is just a little too light and small for using with a sling; the camera isn't heavy or large enough to feel stable when hanging down by my hip.Since I only use a wrist strap for my mirrorless camera, the only way to secure it and have both hands free was to put it away in a bag. This gadget is genius. I mount it on the left strap of my backpack, which allows me to clip and unclip it with only my right hand. The camera gets securely put out of the way without having to fumble around with a bag. The compatibility with standard Arca-Swiss tripod mounting system was a great design choice and means the plate basically never has to leave my camera.I only have a couple of complaints about it. Even after tightening it all the way, it still slips slowly over time and has to be repositioned every once in a while. It also compresses the foam of the backpack strap by necessity. When I've taken it off, the foam eventually regains original form over days, but it's not exactly the same as before using the clip.

I love this light. As a busy performing accompanist who is constantly playing a different piano in a different venue I am never sure if I will have enough light to read the music clearly until I get there. Sometimes there is not time to make serious adjustments to the lighting. This light is easy to clip on the music rack and is the perfect brightness for my aging eyes. The only criticism is that they provide a small bag to carry the light. The bag is too small to easily store and transport the light. But finding an alternative bag to carry this light was no big deal. I am so happy I found this light.

These were exactly what I was looking for. I was struggling to find a good way to carry my camera while hiking. Everything I had tried before either made the camera too much of a hassle to get at, or had it flopping around and getting in the way. I bought a small camera bag, ditched the carrying strap, and then connected it to the webbing of my day pack with these. A piece of velcro around the waistband keeps it from swinging away from my body. I also bought a set of the regular loop straps, and used it to connect the camera to a strap in my right shoulder. It gives me enough slack to pull the camera up to take a picture while keeping the camera safely attached in case I accidentally drop it. All of the straps are secure, and I have no fear that they're going to break away, even when getting into and out of the backpack.

Bought this since I have to travel light with specific camera gear overseas. The nice stands I already had were too long and would have required a second bag on the plane. This stand fit nicely into my existing Tamrac roller case, by removing one of the padded inserts. The construction is first rate and the stand is very lightweight. Manfrotto continues to make great stuff.

This is the second camera that I've purchased. I modified one to accept a garmin mount that is attached to the front down tube of my bike and clip the 2nd camera to the back of my seat bag. They don't have image stabilization but work well enough to capture license plate numbers. If you live in a state that has rear license plates only, then the front mounted camera becomes quite useful. The camera is light weight and is suitable for dry riding conditions only due to fact that it's not water resistant. I cut the clip off the back of the camera and used 4 self tapping 1.7mm x 6mm screws and silicone adhesive to retain the the adapter to the camera. Don't rely on the adhesive tape that comes with the adapter. Also, pre-drill .7mm holes for the screws. The adapter, drills and screws can be purchased on Amazon.

Our group will be playing for some Christmas events and the lighting there won't be ideal. Having a clip-on light for my music stand should solve that problem. I charged it up the same way I charge my cell phone. I wish there was a larger bag for carrying the light. I'm afraid of breaking the flexible neck of it while trying to compress it enough to get into the bag provided. I have a bag that some slippers came with and that should be just about right. The light is adjustable and quite bright on its brightest setting. I'm pleased with it overall.