For a compact camera I was hoping for good photos, but wasn’t expecting great quality. I was very surprised! This camera is great!It can be a simple point-and-shoot camera, but with some practice, and taking the time to use the various settings, this camera gives excellent results.While kayaking on a river, I wanted to test the underwater feature. I just adjusted the setting, stuck the camera onto the water, and snapped 3 photos. When I saw the results, I was so surprised at the color correction and the high clarity. Every pebble and piece of moss was crystal clear. The water was about 15’ deep.For photo transfer I use the Olympus app. Uploading photos to my iPhone X are a snap.When comparing photos between the TG-6 and my iPhone, the TG-6 is the winner, hands down. I’ve been in photography for 40 years, and have used 35mm, 120mm, and 4x5 film cameras. This little camera wouldn’t beat my old 4x5, but comes close to the other cameras I’ve used. I can’t wait to go snorkeling and really test out the underwater features.I highly recommend getting the lens cap to save the lens from scratches. Always there and easy to use.For a high quality handy travel camera that really delivers, I highly recommend the TG-6. Being a good water proof camera is a huge plus.

This little gem has it all at one quarter the price of a GoPro. Wireless Network, adjustable angle lens, remote control, 2” touchscreen, Native 4K, 20MP photo and waterproof just to name a few features. This camera far outshines it’s budget price. A must have. Five stars all the way.

I've had the Canon 50mm 1.4, and now this lens. and I can honestly say this one is better. This one focuses fast, it's small, looks great, is bitingly sharp, even wide open. and can easily be used professionally. I bought this just to have a lens, any lens on the front of my Canon 6D, but it's amazing. I'll be keeping this one. My 50mm 1.4 USM lens had major, major backfocusing problems, which I've read is not uncommon for that lens. I ended up selling it, even though it was a sharp lens. The focusing was terrible. This one is dead on, sharp, and contrasty. It's also probably the cheapest lens you can buy. If shot wide open, it's VERY sharp in the center, and there is definitely some slight vignetting (although it looks good in portraits, which is presumably what you'd be shooting wide open), and a "swirly" quality to the bokeh. I was taken aback by it, but it's cool. Almost Lensbaby-ish. Definitely get this lens!!!

I do a lot of hiking while looking for wildlife to photograph. I’ve enjoyed using this strap with my camera and telephoto lens. I do recommend buying a pair of safety tethers to go with it. I’m not fond of just one attachment point should the strap give out and break.

I have used the macro lens many times, and the wide angle, not so much. The macro lens works very well, and has helped me take some really fabulous picture. I have used the little light on occasion when my subject is in shadow, with good results. It is easy to position and easy to recharge. I carry these with me whenever I'm thinking I might see something to photograph, the lens on its quick-release lanyard. This is a really good value for the money, and has increased my flexibility and quality of photography with my phone. (My phone has a really good camera on it, so that helps, too.) A friend saw me using this, and now she has one, too. Love it.

The Nifty-Fifty just got an upgrade. I am a big fan of the 50mm prime lens, and let me tell you the STM version is just amazing. The Focusing ring is very smooth and perfectly placed (compared to its predecessor) and the build quality of this lens is phenomenal. I've only had it for a Month or so, but I don't feel this one giving up on me like it's predecessor. It's not a heavy high quality lens, but the mounting ring is now metal (and very sturdy), so I see this lasting for a long time if you take the lens of frequently. For under 150, you can't go wrong with this baby, just make sure to remember it is not a top tier lens, and with that you will see even more value in this lens than the higher priced variants. If you are a first time buyer in the market for a new lens, and you're up to a challenge, pick this prime lens up and you will for sure find yourself being more creative and loving your photography experience even more.

I just got my Xenvo lens today and after playing around with it for a few hours must say I'm impressed.From the moment you take the product out of the Amazon box you notice the quality. The Xenvo box is quality and when you open it there is a USB card that takes you to five short tutorials on how to get the best out of your new lens. This was cool!The lens itself is made of quality metals that look and feel like they will stand the test of time and the hiking trips I will be taking it on.After snapping a few pictures with both lens I am impressed with the quality of the shots. No distortion whatsoever. The macro lens is fantastic. I collect rocks and gems and am able to get amazing close-ups.The only concern is that I have a thick phone case (Otterbox) and there is a slight vignette effect if I'm not careful but that's the phone case, not the lens.Great lens!

It's my first 360 action camera. So far no complains. I just still afraid of damaging the lens as they feel so vulnerable. but the quality is amazing, the apps (mobile or desktop) are easy to use to edit the videos, there are a ton of tutorials around to follow and take amazing shots... Your imagination and creativity is the limit.