The Sony pinch caps seem to hold better than other brands lens pinch caps .I don’t know about canon or Fujifilm but use Nikon and Sigma . Live the new Sigma Magnetic Caps the best . Nikons pinch caps are just ok and the Sigma pinch caps are hard to get on and the square edge on the outside of them let them get knocked off easy . I’ve lost quite a few Sigma Art lens caps by popping off from knocks . The Sony caps hold tight and are shaped not to have an edge to catch .

I don't no what some of you are talking about saying it dose not work with sigma. It dose work with both of my Sigma 70-200mm sport and 150-600mm Sports but the Auto Focus dose not work with I don't mind and it dose not fall off. I love it and it works really well. I just got it.

To be honest, I was shopping for high end Sony headphones before my wife reminded me that our kids will destroy them. I landed on these simply from price point and build specs. These are probably one of the most comfortable headphones I've worn! Love the design of the headstrap and cans.The sound is on the high end of adequate. For gaming, the sound is sufficient, but lacks the clarity of higher end headphones. You can hear everything, it's just a little muddier than my $100 Sony Golds. Then again, these plug in and my Golds battery only lasts 30 minutes these days.One physical drawback is the microphone positioning. While the arm will bend away, it's not really adjustable. It just kind of flops out there on a solid rubber tube that will bend in the general direction you push it.While not the banging headphones I wanted, these really are the best sub-$30 headphones I've found.... and I won't cry when my kids sit on them.

I used to have two $30~$50 range Sony mics from bestbuy and they are horrible.I then upgraded to Sennheiser e 840, which I paid $160 in a local musical store (it sells for $130 at Amazon). The quality of that mic is absolutely excellent but it is a bit pricey.When I needed two more Mics for karaoke and didn't want to spend too much money. After reading many good reviews about this mic I decided to give it a try. I was absolutely impressed by the quality of this mic. I have to admit Sennheiser e 840 is slightly better but the difference it NOT that much. But one e840 can buy SIX of this mic.Highly recommend this mic!

I've used this with my 35mm f/1.4 E-Mount . By far, this polarizer has not came off my lens when i took it out for travelling to Hawaii. It gave my shots more contrast, darkens the highlights to the point where I can use the image and of course, see through reflections. As a polarizer, it does what most polarizers do, I definitely would recommend this filter!Highlights:- Tiffen helps with maintaining the sharpness- Blocks reflections- Ups the contrasts in your shots and reduces highlights

I ordered the 52mm filter because the 30mm f1.4 sigma lens for sony e-mount cameras has a 52mm thread but after lens arrived, I couldn't fit it on.But after-service support was pretty helpful in telling me this

I do not understand why Altec Lansing's offerings have been overlooked by media, particularly audio- oriented media. OK, the products I have tried may not be audiophile, but every one of them is competitive in terms of sound, and then some. Their ear buds are the most comfortable of, seriously, 50 sets that I have tried. The sound quality is nothing short of amazing for the price. So, I got one of their little speakers and the sound quality was good, with great build and a surprising price point, half of major competitors....and they are a sound company with loads of experience producing excellent quality products. In fact, the other half of JBL at one point, and yet they get little attention.I have to say that this review is tough for me to write because4 I could not find any meaningful specs on these, beyond what bluetooth range it has, and germ protection, and the light show options. Really? The last Altec lansing speaker I got had all the specs, easy to find, and a policy I just loved "share your music not your data" so what happened? I do not love that Siri and Google assistant are on this, actually dislike, quite a lot...but still, the audio quality is difficult to ignore. I am comparing it to a jbl charge 4 and Sony XB 30. I suspect they are higher powered, but Sony is not revealing their specs either. I am guessing 20-30 watts for the hyradblast and the sony xb 30. The jbl is 30 watts.I would put the sound of the hydrablast between the 2. The JBL is warmer, and the Sony. The JBL Charge has a warmer sound. The Sony is very detailed but almost clinical. The JBL has drivers twice the sixe of Sony's, but has a clipped range 55-20 vs 20-20. The Altec lansing is a black box, literally. Mystery gear. Why? It clearly has decent specs, so why hide them?It is a well balanced neutral/ flat profile. The high end can be a bit sharp and it benefits from EQing to your personal preferences, whereas JBLs sound comes from their tuning. The low end is severely clipped but it does have large drivers. The sound is also very detailed, near par with the Sony {well above this in price}. It also had bluetooth 5.2 I am guessing , due to the 100 foot range. It is a solid connection, does not drop signal. It is also easy on your source, and does let you have options. You do not NEED to use your phone :) That is, there is not a required app. which prevents you from using a free standing, independent, source. But still, Siri and Assistant lurk.If they added aptx it would sweep the category...but Altec Lansing needs to keep sound quality front and center.In this speaker Altec Lansing seems to be focused on superficial things: lights, germocidal? and Qi charging, which is pretty unique, and useful, as is charge out, ...but the bottom line is sound, and despite putting a lot of energy into flash, it still sounds good.BUT I would like it so very much more without Google and Siri on board..I sure hope that the company has not decided that selling data is better than sound...I was enjoying both their products and perspective and now I have no idea what their priorities are or which way the company is headed.I can say that this has darn good sound for the price, which is why I am comparing it to speakers costing 3-4x as much. Not much else compares.

For only $150, you get a very high quality portrait lens (it even has a metal mount). The difference between this one and the f/1.4 does not look to be worth getting the 1.4