This camera takes very good quality photos and videos, but it doesn't come with a memory chip, so be sure to get one before hand! Besides that, its a very good camera for the price.

I'll just cut to the chase and list all the secret things you need to know to use this camera effectively as a vlogger:1. Just to be clear, the Mark II features completely clean HDMI with AF enabled. I used it yesterday.2. You can get a special battery from Canon or any number of third-party suppliers that allows you to plug the camera into a standard wall socket so you never have to worry about batteries going dead.3. Most non-camcorder-style consumer cameras include a 30-minute auto-shutoff "feature". They do this to avoid paying EU import taxes on video cameras (yeah, I know). Paying another $1,000 or even switching to another brand won't help you to avoid this particular cripple hammer. However, Canon engineers did have mercy on us and wrote the fix for this into the Canon EOS Utility software (free download from canon.com). Just connect the camera to any Windows or Mac computer (via USB) and run the utility. Note this is a completely different app from the Canon EOS Webcam Utility.4. The Canon webcam utility is a joke. Just get a USB-HDMI dongle for $20 and use OBS or whatever to capture the video. You don't need the Elgato expensiveness unless you're actually serious about recording in 4K. The cheap ones will stream 1080P just fine.Hope this has been helpful. Happy vlogging!

This bag fits my Canon SX280 perfectly with room for 3-4 backup batteries in the front pouch.There's thick padding in the front and back. I like that the bag has zippers - not buckles; it slides in and out of my bigger bag easily.Cons: the zipper pulls are rubber, not durable (I think they will break off if I grab the end of the pulls.), the neck strap clips come un-clipped easily (This happened 4-5 times on my week long vacation. The metal loops are so thin that somehow, when there's slack in the strap, the loops work their way out of the clips.)I plan to figure out a way to make the neck strap stay clipped - get some different metal loops from a hobby store or something.The belt loop is very secure. I might just sew metal loops onto that for the neck strap.

Amazing, at first i didnt quite know how to install it on my lens but then i noticed that i had it going on the wrong way. hahaYes im new-ish to photography and yes i know i need to clean my camera, i bought a camera cleaning kit with this.Hopefully from the picture you can understand how to install it, simply place like so and turn clockwise and go shoot some dope photos.

These Solar spotlights are perfect and totally worth a purchase. If you’re like me and have a very dark neighborhood and tricky steps, these lights are very helpful for seeing in the dark because the lighting is very bright and hard to miss. Overall I would definitely recommend product!

If you're not used to wearing an ear-bud style headset, you may experience mild discomfort at first but, for me, I found it to be comfortable. Remember: this is for one ear - not two.I liked that I was able to simultaneously setup my laptop and phone with the device.The device worked very well; I was able to make and take calls right away, listen to music, and be heard clearly.This is especially handy off hours for me as I am recovering from a surgery and can't always hold up or prop up my phone to my ear so I leave it in my carrying pouch.

Used it right out of the box and it was amazing! Great picture and easy to use.