This is a great monopod...especially for a micro four thirds (MFT) setup. Light, quick to set up, and sturdy, it has almost everything I was looking for. I wasn't crazy about the head though...and upgraded it to a MeFoto type head...big improvement for a nice monopod.

La compré para uso con un Fujinon 16mm que utilizo con mi Fujifilm X-E4. Había escuchado de este filtro recientemente vía unos canales de YouTube pero no me había animado ya que no acostumbro utilizar filtros fuera de lo común (ie ND, polarizador, etc.). Estoy contento con los resultados especialmente con fotos que proceso a b&n.

I like that I can use batteries instead of the adapter.

I love it, however it does come with an adapter cord.

I had been using an adapter rather then a cable and this is so much easier.

I have been looking for a case for my Fujinon lenses. I normally only have 2-3 lenses with me when I use my X-Pro2, so I needed a bag for the lenses I don’t have in my PeakDesign sling bag. And I also needed a bag I could use during travel with plane etc. And I must say it fits perfect to my needs, and its light to other hard cases I have looked at. The bag hold a ton of equipment. In my I have: X-Pro2, EF-X500, Filters, battery, Samyang 8mm, Zeiss 32 Touit, and the following Fujinon lenses XF14, XF16, XF23, XF27, XF35, XF56, XF90. And after all this is loaded I still have some spare space. In the picture there is also a X-T2 with battery grip (not on camera).

Did what I needed it to do , though I did have to use an adapter.

I use it on my fujinon 18-55mm. Does the job, doesn't degrade the image, what else?