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Reviews (11)
Mar 07, 2024
Great for Canon R5 with RF 100-500mm
This bag is beautifully made as you would expect from Think Tank. It will hold a Canon R5 and RF 100-500mm. With the extended section unzipped it can even accommodate the lens hood installed.
Dec 18, 2015
Fits RRS clamps
I bought a Really Right Stuff monopod head used. It is the first head I've owned that uses a lever operated quick clamp instead of a knob that you turn to tighten the the plate. I was surprised to find that most of the Arca Swiss plates I own were not the correct width for the lever operated clamp to work. I thought all Arca Swiss plates would be the same width. It turns out that they are all about the same width, but for the lever operated clamps to work, they have to be the exact width that RRS uses. I have discovered that the Rainbow Imaging Kiwi plates are the correct width to work in the RRS lever operated clamps.
In addition, the plates are very well made and much less expensive than the RRS plates.
Mar 12, 2022
Fantastic bargain
These binoculars deliver a view that is better than most binoculars in the $2000+ range. The stabilization allows you to see very fine detail and Canon’s L series optics, which are also used in their professional quality camera lenses, gives you a gorgeous image. The downside is that they are pretty heavy and you don’t get a lifetime warranty because of the electronics.