Cameras have a variety of ways of staying level. Some have a bubble level built in, some have a digital level display, and some have an electronic level that is displayed on the screen.
A camera is an optical instrument for recording or capturing images, which may be stored locally, transmitted to another location, or both. The images may be individual still photographs or sequences of images constituting videos or movies. The camera is a key component of many optical systems, including telescope, microscope, and eye. The word camera comes from the camera obscura, which means "dark chamber" in Latin. The camera obscura is a box with a hole in one end. Light enters the hole and projects an image of the scene outside onto the opposite wall. The first practical cameras
There are three important parts to a camera: the lens, the shutter, and the film. The lens is what focuses the light onto the film. The shutter opens and closes to let light in and take the picture. The film is what captures the image.
There are three main types of camera lenses: wide-angle, standard, and telephoto. Wide-angle lenses have a short focal length and are great for capturing landscapes or large groups of people. Standard lenses have a medium focal length and are good for general photography. Telephoto lenses have a long focal length and are great for zoomed-in shots or close-ups.
4.8/5
DOUBLE-SIDED: The front side can adjusted up to 130mm while the back side can be adjusted to 27 mm for smaller lenses
COMPATIBILITY: Suitable for the lenses and filters of which the thread ranges from 27mm to 130mm; NOTE: Lens is NOT included
PORTABLE: Compact size makes it convenient to carry and easy to use
FUNCTION: Can be used to repair and restore the edge of lenses, threads or dented lenses
PREMIUM QUALITY: Material: Black hard-anodized aluminum & Silver Stainless Steel; Professional and sophiscated manufacturing ensures high quality and accuracy
$234
Thanks to this filter ring repair vise from the excellent people at Neewer, a lovely vintage lens with a filter ring stove in with a very gnarly, rippling dent (I'm guessing asphalt pavement was involved) approximately 2 cm long is wearing a UV filter again, and I'm sporting a big smile. I spent maybe 10 minutes tops on the project after seeing a YouTube guide and cutting a cardboard shield to protect the front element (in hindsight, I don't think that was required and it got in the way). Voila! The patient (a Nikkor 28mm f/2 ai-s, for the curious) still has a badge of honor/mark of shame/war wound on the outside of the lens barrel, but the filter is screwed in properly, and my test images with the patient were achingly beautiful. I want to seek out more hurting sweeties to heal! Regarding the tool's quality, it's excellent. Black stealthy steel with excellent machining. There are no issues with how it worked. There are other things for sale that remarkably like this one, but I can't vouch for their quality. Since I've used Neewer items successfully in the past, I chose their version of this vise, and they didn't disappoint. It actually works! Lens construction has changed from earlier times. So happy to be able to rescue one and provide them with a home.
4.4/5
Used for opening the grip ring of any optical lens, such as telescope camera lens, it can also be used in the grip ring of camera body somewhere else.
Adjustable Jaw opening from 10mm up to 100mm, meets the need of most lens size.
Three types of tips: flat, half flat, pointed.
Extended head design is available for some two lens graphics camera(Depends on the avatar sizes of your TLR cameras).
6 screw locking Design.
$234
I've been a "shutter-bug" for about 60 years. Unfortunately, while on vacation in Hawaii, I messed up my filters and was unable to separate them. I purchased a set of those "toy" hex keys. They broke on the FIRST try, so we sent them back. We spent too much time researching, spotted this device, and were immediately suspicious. We ordered it, and it arrived today with no instructions required. Had the clogged filters removed in under 30 seconds—freaking amazing—want me to express my true feelings? Today, I'm putting this device in my camera bag! Thank you, guys. "The amateur' Shutter-bug"
4.3/5
2 rods are included in the package, 9 inch in length
Highly rigid, lightweight and corrosion resistant
SmallRig 15mm rod carbon fiber 1690 fits for those rigs with 15mm rail block clamp to connect them together with your camera
smallrig rods 1690 can be attached to a wide variety of available accessories, such as follow focus, matte boxes, also 15 mm shoulder pad, etc.
Made of lightweight carbon fiber. Rigid, durable and lightweight rods
$234
Take your time when choosing the length; if you're unsure, go with a lengthier option. Make sure you get a top handle with a rod clamp and an ARRI mount. I made an effort to capture as many angles of the Sony A7sii as I could. To effectively showcase the Smallrig setup, I purposefully omitted the Feelworld T7 display, flat HDMI cable, Generay LED Light, and RODE Videomic. Excelsior!
4.3/5
Standard 37mm threaded lens/filter mount, compatible with wide variety of conversion lenses, filters, DOF adapters and Standard cold shoe mount for attaching LED lights, microphones, and other accessories
Compatible with iPhone 7 when using a slim protective case. Can be used with iPhone 7 Plus as a camera rig only without the use of external lenses.
Five standard ¼â€-20 threaded mounts for attaching to supportive photo/video gear such as tripod, stabilizer, slider, etc. and other accessories
Package Content: 1 x Beastgrip Pro, 1 x Wide Angle Lens, 1 x Fish Eye Lens. Please note: Other products (tripod, stabilizer, led light, microphone, phone etc.) shown for reference only and are not included!
Universal/adjustable works with virtually any camera phone on the market, Simple and Convenient in use, works with or without protective phone case.
$234
I have now used this apparatus a few times. Overall, I'm happy with the BeastGrip. I like that the frame can be used with almost any device and is adaptable. Actually, since I don't carry an iPhone or an Android device, it was the largest lure. BB4Life! I needed something to hold a non-smartphone device, and this was a good option. Setting up was quite simple thanks to the frame adjustment screws. You can quickly center the camera lens thanks to alignment lines on the lens component.The spring-loaded bracket that holds the gadget, I will admit, is adequate, but the light panel I chose is hefty enough to make those springs whine a little. There's a good chance I could have chosen a slightly smaller light panel and gotten just as much light for my inspection needs. If the squeak continues long enough, I may look for a smaller light panel.It appears that the wide-angle lens is sufficient. I won't bother with the fish-eye lens, but at some time I'd like to locate a larger one. Since this adapter ring is 37mm, I believe I need to find one that is larger. The bigger one is 54mm, I think. There isn't actually a nearby store to make local research convenient.The BeastGrip will undoubtedly accommodate a multitude of choices, including tripod mounts, even though I didn't buy an add-on grip for it. For this application, the right-side grip appears to be sufficient.
4.2/5
One bent pointed tip and one bent flat tip
Fits grip ring of telescope camera lens, optical lens
Opens grip ring of camera body
Adjustable opening from 5 to 110mm(4.3")
4 screw locking Design
$234
An excellent tool for fixing obsolete cameras is this one. I had trouble taking the lens elements out of an ancient Canonet 28 without this tool, but this spanner wrench made it so much easier.To secure the components at any desired length, it has four hand-adjustable screws as well as four tool-adjustable ones that may be tightened even further with the provided hex key. There are various configuration options for this utility.It is possible to arrange the two parts so that they curve both inward and outward. This was very helpful because it made it possible for the tool to enter the lens without scraping the sides. In the end, this is why I choose the curved type rather than the straight one.The tool is made entirely of strong metal. It is held together firmly at the proper width by the hand-adjustable screws.I discovered that it was preferable to wear thick work gloves when a lot of pressure or torque is needed to remove a ring on the lens. Otherwise, the edges of the tool would stab my hand and make it uncomfortable to use.Overall, I am extremely happy with this equipment because it is so amazing and affordable. Without it, I couldn't fix vintage cameras.
4.2/5
Wildely compatible with different lens. The diameter range of lens support: 50mm to 140mm ; Adjustable in height.
NOTE: Dual Rod Clamps Please Search "SmallRig 1761" OR SmallRig 1783 OR SmallRig 1784.
There are two rubber washers to protect the finish off of your lens from wearing. Gloove/Slot design, allow to use Velcro to fasten your big lens.
The Y shaped long lens support screws onto the 15mm rod clamp to the long telephone lens while shooting.
This Lens support system is perfect for long lenses and is compatible with any industry-standard 15mm rod system, help to create a more stable, vibration-free platform for shooting.
$234
I had some second thoughts about purchasing this product after reading several reviews. I still bought it and wasn't let down.The aluminum is of the highest machining quality. I use a DSLR with a follow focus rig, and occasionally I have lens motions when using the follow focus. I mounted it, attached the lens using a lengthy piece of Velcro via the mounting holes provided on either side, and now there is no lens shake at all.I read comments stating that the mounting plane ought to be V-shaped. I believe the current state to be the greatest. If you strap it down, it is excellent even though it can be a touch too wide for some lenses, like mine.To prevent scratching of the lens, I added a piece of the loop side of a hook
3.9/5
Jaw opening: 8mm-13cm
Application: opening the grip ring of any optical lens, such as telescope camera lens
Tips: Pointed & Flat tips
Stainless Steel Lens Wrench Spanner 8-13mm Lens Range Repair
Material: High Quality Antimagnetic Stainless Stee
$234
The 5 stars are determined by usefulness as opposed to cost. Better spanner wrenches are undoubtedly available, but they cost 2X to 5X as much.The wrench has two different tip designs: a flat blade and a pointed one. The biggest flaw in this product is how quickly the two tips' alignment can become loose and change, necessitating ongoing monitoring. It does have set screws, though, and an Allen wrench is included for tightening them. I use an Allen set screw (securely fastened) for one side of the span and a hand-tightened nut for the other side of the span. As a result, one side remains stationary while the other side moves in accordance with how much I'm loosening or tightening the ring.In order to adjust and clean my telescope and binocular lenses, I use a Neewer spanner wrench. Even when the set rings were exceedingly tight, they have consistently worked. They have never failed to fulfill my requests, thus I think they are a fantastic product for the price.
3.9/5
It can remedy lens' filter threads and dented lenses
Accomodate with all filter ring sizes from 27mm to 130mm
$234
I recently bought a used Nikon 135mm AF f2D defocus control lens on eBay, and it was wonderful. The lens appeared to be in near-mint condition based on the listing's images, and when I received it, I shared this opinion. That is, until I attempted to screw on my 72mm Heliopan UV filter to the filter ring after it arrived at my door. I was surprised to find that the filter ring was not round and that, despite my best efforts, the 72mm ring would not fit. I felt defeated and pondered my options. After doing some research, I came across some posters describing a do-it-yourself fix involving two wooden semicircles and a ton of other gear. Additionally, I noticed some forum posts referring to "a tool." I had no idea what that was and was having a hard time locating "it." The product link in the YouTube video, "How to Repair a Damaged Lens Filter Thread using a Repair Tool," went to a website in the UK. If I didn't have to, I didn't want to deal with international shipping. There it was after some searching on Amazon! Filter ring repair equipment from DSLRKIT. [Place in cart] [Continue to checkout] I was able to swiftly fix my lens utilizing the information I gained from the YouTube video two days later. This novice was saying, "Mission Accomplished!" in no more than 5–10 minutes from cutting a 72mm round piece of cardboard to protect the glass and spreading the tool inside the questionable parts of the filter ring. I give this one three thumbs up! This should be on Oprah's "Oprah's Favorite Things List" for 2019! Yes, it is on mine.
3.8/5
Exact specification used by Google Cardboard VR Project
Focal Length: 45-mm
Diameter: 25-mm
Biconvex Lenses
Package include:2 pairs of lens.
$234
Outstanding for creating a Google Cardboard headgear! Excellent value for the money!
3.3/5
MULTIFUNCTIONAL - Let your OSMO POCKET add more shooting possibilities. Shooting video, selfies, group photo, landscape, cityscape, portrait and building photo are no longer limited by the Angle.
WIDE ANGLE - With a small wide-angle shooting, you can easily complete a wide range of shots for a larger view, The picture taken with the wide-angle lens can have a wide background while highlighting the central body and foreground
QUALITY MATERIALS - Made of aluminum alloy and optical glass coating material, double-sided strong waterproof anti-fingerprint. Small external wide angle lens, bigger and wider viewing sight.
MAGNETIC DESIGN - Magnetic structure, with removable grooves, magnetic design, easy in mounting and dismounting. The magnetic force is large, it is not easy to be lost or slipped, the fit is good, and there is no light leakage.
COMPATIBILITY - Wide-angle Lens Compatible with DJI OSMO Pocket Handheld Camera. Tips: Please turn on the camera calibration before mounting the lens. (NOT included OSMO Pocket)
$234
This lens accomplishes its goal exactly. When you vlog, a minor percentage increase in FOV makes a difference. The magnetic mount proved quite useful. Before mounting the lens, make sure the DJI is turned on.
Cameras have four major parts: the lens, the aperture, the shutter, and the sensor. The lens focuses the light onto the aperture, which controls the amount of light that hits the shutter. The shutter then opens and closes to let the correct amount of light onto the sensor. The sensor converts the light into an electrical signal, which is then stored as a digital image.
There are six main types of camera lenses: wide-angle, standard, telephoto, fisheye, macro, and tilt-shift. Wide-angle lenses have a short focal length and are great for capturing landscape and architectural photos. Standard lenses have a medium focal length and are good for general photography. Telephoto lenses have a long focal length and are ideal for sports and wildlife photography. Fisheye lenses have a very wide field of view and can create unique images with a distorted perspective. Macro lenses are designed for
A camera is a device used to capture images, either as still photographs or as moving images (videos). The seven basic parts of a camera are the lens, aperture, shutter, film, viewfinder, flash, and tripod. The lens is the part of the camera that captures and focuses light. The aperture is the opening in the lens through which light passes. The shutter is a device that controls the amount of time that light is allowed to enter the camera. Film is the medium on which images are recorded. The viewfinder is the part of the camera that you look through
A camera lens is typically made up of several individual lens elements. These lens elements work together to produce the final image that you see. The different parts of a camera lens include the aperture, the shutter, the focus mechanism, and the lens elements themselves. The aperture is the part of the lens that controls the amount of light that enters the camera. The shutter is the part of the lens that controls the amount of time that the image is exposed to the film or sensor. The focus mechanism is the part of the lens that controls the distance at which the image is in focus.
The five basic camera controls are aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focal length, and exposure. Aperture controls the amount of light that enters the camera, shutter speed controls the length of time the camera shutter is open, ISO controls the camera's sensitivity to light, focal length controls the distance between the camera and the subject, and exposure controls the overall brightness of the image.
There are four basic principles of photography, which are: 1. The camera obscura effect 2. The use of a lens 3. The recording of images on a light-sensitive surface 4. The development of those images using chemical processes
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