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 Love this! Now I can really zoom in and get into the nitty gritty! This lens is amazing

I’ve had this monitor for a little over a year now. Besides battery life and signal coverage, I am very pleased with this product. Infant optics customer service is superb. I had emailed them recently regarding my camera unit no longer rotating up and down, it was only working left and right. They were very quick to respond and immediately helpful. I was just a little over warranty and they provided me with a replacement after I sent the original back to them. I had also forgot to take off the optical zoom lens even though I was told to do so. Although it was my mistake, they still went the extra measure to make sure I was satisfied and they sent a replacement zoom lens through Amazon. I very much appreciated Jenny M.’s service and hospitality.

I really like this monitor for my 7month old! Easy to mount to the wall, great zoom lens, and very clear picture! I like the monitor is light weight and can fit into your back pocket.

When you look for a camera with a zoom lens you're constantly shown cameras FOR ZOOM CONFERENCING. --I DON'T NEED THAT!!! I was looking for a camera with a zoom LENS -- AND THIS IS IT. Works perfectly if you have an intimate small space to green screen and you do not need your camera to show people your entire living space. Perfect!

I’ve looked at several different filter packs for my new Mavic 2 Zoom and I’m super happy with this Freewell 4 pack. It comes with ND8/PL, ND16/PL, ND32/PL and ND64/PL filters. It also comes with a compact case to carry them and a Freewell lens cloth. This pack is designed for bright days, and they work great. Super simple to take on and off, and doesn’t affect the gimble. The whole kit is made with quality glass and compared to other packs they are top notch. Best part is that these are covered by a lifetime warranty!

This backpack is really comfortable. It took a little while to work out the straps as there is an extra strap to keep it in place which I could not fathom out. It slings over the right shoulder which was a bit odd for me as I would have though it should be over the left shoulder but I got used to it very quickly.This comfortably holds my Canon EOS 500D with 3 lenses, a 'nifty fifty', the kit 17-55mm lense and a 55-250 canon zoom lense. It also holds the charger, a large Speedlite flash unit, compact flash cards and would have enough room for a small bottle of water or a couple of packets of sweets.The things I like about this are the fact that I can put the camera back in with the zoom lens on without switching back top the kit lens. My previous bag, a fabulous Lowepro was a little too small and I cracked my prevous Tamron zoom lens because the lens glass was too near the bottom of the bag. The other excellent feature is that you can access the camera and lens without taking the bag off your back. Swing it to the front and you can open the zips and change the lens. You can safely balance the camera on the bag itself to switch lenses.It is quite a big camera bag but I am really excited to take the camera on safari this summer in this bag. I think it will be perfect for this purpose.Well done Amazon Basics!!

Seem like nice filters so far. Not sure if its just me, but the pl filters only seem to go on upside down ( branding and center mark on bottom rather than on too as i expected). Saw someone else with them on the same way in a video. Maybe thats the way they go on.

There are ton's of reviews out there. But here is a list I made that I found after I purchased this.Things I didn't realize before I bought the R.1. No lens or camera micro adjustments! Saved so much time!2. With eye detect, my keepers are close to 100%. That tiny difference with no mirror makes my life much happier.3. I don't miss the 6-7 fps in servo. I would mash the trigger and spray and pray for birds in flight. I managed to keep many shots and became much more skilled with my DSLR's. I was sad to enable servo and hear the slowness. But to my surprise, I somehow ended up with more in-focus keepers and sharp ones at that. Not much different with fps, but many more keeps. Maybe a 7dmkII, 1DXIII, or new 90D and M6mkII (curious about this new one as to the unrealized gains mentioned above.)4. Digital zoom when focusing on something very far away? I never knew this existed...but my focus point is a rather large box compared to my 80D and 6DmkII. Still learning the new features. Hoping I find a smaller selection. (Found how to make it smaller) :)5. I actually like the touch bar. I never hit it, and I have it set to the 2sec delay thingy. I also reprogrammed it to do stuff that won't mess up a photo if I were to accidentally hit it.6. EOS R to EF Adapter with the ring. I love the ring! Super useful. Currently set to ISO.7. The manual focus assist. Holy crap do I love this. The stuff outlined in red is amazing.8. Wireless tethering. Not super fast here, but very easy.9. No GPS, but it uses my phone easily. Wish I didn't need to start the Canon app before I go out to shoot, but I'm getting used to it.10. The LCD is much better than my 80D and 6DmkII. To include moving the focus point with my nose or finger is really useful.11. DOF and exposure previews. I know what I'm gonna get with an 85mm 1.4, but it's nice to see it. Sometimes when I need everyone's eyes in a group photo in focus and just want to spin the aperture and see it first. Nice.