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 Build, design, packaging are impressive as usual. I am using it in my Nikon-Prime 50mm, f/1.8G lens and it works fine.Overall good product for Intermediate as well. I do not see any difference in the outdoor landscape shooting. For indoor + lights, it works fine.

I use this speed booster to shot video and take photos, so far haven't had a complaint.

It does everything you’d expect a Mini DisplayPort to HDMI DVI VGA 4K Adapter, Benfei 3-in-1 Mini Dp to HDMI/DVI/VGA Male to Female Convert Gold-Plated Cord for MacBook Air, Mac Mini, Microsoft Surface Pro 3/4 to do.

I have shot Canon for years and other than the Kit Lens I I never advanced to the infamous (L) glass.Most of the work I do is theatrical as staff photographer for our 1927 vintage theatre for concerts and stage plays so I needed a fast lens such as f/2.8. I shoot hand held.The lens , though heavy, is solid and very easy to use and it is sharp It is as a tack. I often stand back in the auditorium and zoom to fill the frame with a character and I can still see the eyelashes of the person. I only shoot with ambient/stage lighting This lens is outstandiing.The cost is justified.

This worked great right out of the box. Allowed me to connect our old Wii to a 4k lcd TV.The only downside is the Wii is only 480p resolution, so the picture quality is not very good. This has nothing to do with this adapter though. It is the best the Wii is capable of.

As expected this lens offers great value for money. The image quality is excellent, focusing speed too is excellent. I use these lenses for wildlife bird photography. The photograph I have posted of a spot-billed duck making a landing was taken with the above-mentioned lens.

Great portable clip-on light. I use the brightest setting, full on with both the 3000 K and 6000 K LEDs on. There is good illumination of 2 pages of music for my 68 year old eyes. Very sturdy clip. I keep mine plugged in most of the time because I don’t move my keyboard much anymore. I use a 10 foot USB cable into wall plug adapter for charging. The lamp works while charging.

The LituFoto F12 is a very good portable LED light with a lot of options that can be used across multiple different situations, photos, videos and other content creation. There are a lot of positives that are worth mentioning about this LED light and only a few negatives, but before that, let me briefly mention a few things about the packing and presentation. The box is well designed with images of the product on it and with all the important features and options as well, so even before opening the box, you would know what to expect and what to pay attention to. Inside the box, you have the F12 LED light, USB-A to USB-C charging cable, hot shoe adapter, soft mask adapter, carrying case and a small English user manual.Positives:- Very good quality - the body of the LED light is predominately made of aluminum, which makes it feel very solid and quality made.- Bright and portable - it's small enough to carry around if you are planning different location photo or video shoots, and also comes with a nice soft case. The brightness and color temperatures can be adjusted for your specific needs and the convenient OLED display helps to find the right number.- USB-C on board - great to see it in this unit, making charging the built in battery easy and fast.- Oled display for control - perfect to set the necessary color temperature, brightness and keep an eye on the remaining battery life.- Cold shoe mounting - convenient to see and easy to install on pretty much any camera, personally I am using it on my Sony a6400.- 3200K to 5600K color temperature adjustments.- Soft light adapter included in the box.Negatives:- Built in battery on a small side - only 2470mah size battery, ideally I would have loved to see at least 3000mah, but I guess that would have made the LED light heavier.- No RGB options - for me personally it's not a huge issue, but a lot of people prefer to have more RGB options, especially for the price.- A little on the expensive side - for right under $60, there are a lot of options that are offering more versatility and RGB options.Overall, I like this F12 LED light and I am using it almost all the time with my mirrorless camera to shoot a lot of videos.