Perfect accessory for keeping up with my lens caps and a great price. You'll save money not constantly losing lens caps

Perfect solution to managing the lens cap while shooting a pix. I'malways dropping or losing the lens cap, this product eliminates thatpossibility.

No more fumbling over where to stash my lens cap or loosing my lens cap, it just stays with me! Such an easy solunion!

What's not to like? This afforded me lens protection for several of my cameras and I will never lose another lens cap again.

Some may say £189 (at the time of review) is a lot for a webcam... but I would say imho this one is worth it... if you spend a lot of time in front of a camera.Let's get the bad bit out the way... the only minor negative I found was the BIG USB cable that plugs into back of the camera, sticks out quite a long way - this can impact you if you have the camera attached to a laptop screen next to a wall.The good bits:Installation: Just plug it in and it is Plug and Play (PnP) - easiest way to see it is to just launch the Camera App and it is there as an available camera. If there is an inbuilt webcam, then this is just an additional camera.The camera base can also expand/collapse up/down and the head can tilt on the base.As well as the base of the camera being able to adjust, a really nice physical feature of the camera is the 1/4 inch thread in the base - this can be used to easily attach the camera to a tripod or even a tripod with a ball-head to give great flexibility of camera directional positioning.There is also a PHYSICAL lens privacy cover/flap that can easily be flipped up or down to show the video. This is such a key security feature as when the cover is down, there is zero chance of anyone accessing the camera if your were to be hacked. Also handy during a meeting if you need to 'mute' the video quickly.The actual setup of the camera if you want to change any off the settings, is done via a in camera display menu that is easily accessed and navigated by using the remote control. The menus are minimal and not complicated to navigate around.Video/Audio:The quality of the video and audio is outstanding - just what you would expect from such a top quality camera.The lens is a wide angle lens and would be great for meeting rooms or large rooms. The ePTZ (electronic Pan, Tilt and Zoom) works brilliantly by using the remote control. Very easy to zoom into the area you want the remote audience to see (and hide the parts of the room you don't want seen).Summary:This is obviously a very expensive camera, but if you spend a lot of time in front of a camera, whether that be for work or pleasure, then this camera is fantastic - easy to install with fantastic video/audio and I would say value for money for the quality and features it provides.

It’s a great product we love using it at home for our living room very adjustable the only issue is since the internal fans are near the lens it gets a line of dust buildup on one side of the camera lens that is very hard to clean unless you use a can of compressed air to get it off if not it just keeps building up making the image on the projector look dirty and the knob that turns on the lens to adjust the image seemed to be superglued onto the piece and broke off very easily considering it never really did anything but make the image blurrier but overall great product does what it’s intended to do and very good product for money spent

Well, this camera is unique. It is small but packs a big punch. The image quality is very good. I've not used the HD video yet. I mostly shoot stills.The small size is a blessing and a curse. I don't have big hands, and the unit feels a bit small in my hands. The positive, it's small and light, unlike a dslr or Lumix Dmc-fz1000.The lens selection by Canon (M series) is limited and expensive.The kit lens has a weird mechanism. There is a little slide button that must be moved to engage the lens.Cameras have trade offs for sure. For me I like a larger sensor and a compact unit, so this works for me.

Great little product. Helps solve a problem of where to put my lens cap. Now I will never lose the lens cap.