Tenba DNA 15 Messenger Camera Bag. Very Large. Never used. Cobalt Blue Color. $125 includes shipping within USA.

From B&H Description:
Holds DSLR with 70-200mm Attached
Holds 2-3 Lenses, Flash, Accessories
Holds Laptop up to 15"
Reversible WeatherWrap Rain Cover
Removable, Padded Insert with Dividers
Adjustable Security Strap
Quick-Access Zipper
Non-Slip Shoulder Pad
Rear Padded Sleeve for Tablet or Laptop
Water-Repellent Exterior Coating

Contact: Tom Fama, tomfama@BosStrap.com

Manfrotto Ball Head 498RC2 Like New. Includes a Manfrotto 200PL Quick Release Plate. $120. Includes shipping in USA.

Tom Fama
508 480-9762

No longer needed. These like new camera straps have never been used. These complete straps also include BosTails which lets you use the strap attached to a camera strap lug instead of the tripod socket.

Complete Black Rapid Yeti Dual Camera Strap with two BosStrap BosTails $80.00 includes USA shipping.

Complete Black Rapid RS-4 Strap includes one BosStrap BosTail $50.00 includes USA shipping.

Complete Sun-Sniper Camera Strap 1 with Integrated Shock-Absorber . Includes one BosStrap BosTail
$ 120.00 includes USA shipping.

Call if you have questions.

Tom Fama
508 480-9762

UHH is a great site for support. Thanks all for your suggestions. Turns out that I could not reproduce the fault I described when viewing in-camera panoramic shots in Lightroom. I am not sure what caused the original problem, and unfortunately what occurred to resolve the issue.

The pano files are jpg and I am using Lightroom 6.1.4 (Perpetual version). Many of you recommended stitching separate photos. I will try that technique.

Thanks again,

Tom Fama, BosStrap Camera Straps

I am not sure what you are asking.

Tom Fama

I recently shot several panoramics using the in-camera feature of a Sony RX 10 III. The images look fine when viewed on the camera LCD. The images do not show properly in Lightroom. Is there a way to view in-camera panos in Lightroom?

Thx Tom Fama, BosStrap

I always look to Julieanne Kost for answers to any Lightroom questions. http://www.jkost.com/. Her many YouTube videos are clear and informative.

Tom Fama, BosStrap

Alexander S. White's Guides are excellent. I have his book on an the RX10-iii that I constantly consult. (I also have a like new copy of his RX10-ii that I would like to sell.)

Hunt's is the best! I not only sell my BosStraps through them, but I buy my camera equipment from them. Each year, Hunts has two great store events in the main store in Melrose, MA (May and Nov/Dec) with major vendors representatives able to answer any questions. Hunt's prices are fair, the staff is very knowledgeable, and Hunts is very actively involved with the photo and birding community throughout the entire US. Be sure to get on their mailing list for specials and other great deals and events. From their website (https://www.huntsphotoandvideo.com), you can subscribe to their newsletter. If you cannot get to a brick and mortar store, they will likely be sponsoring a show in your area sometime during the year. Contact Gary Farber (digitalguygary@wbhunt.com) for show schedule and details.
Tom Fama

I agree this is an excellent book. Photographer's Guide to the Sony DSC-RX10iii by Alexander White. Lots of clear explanations, photos and charts. It's a must for Sony RX10 owners.

Tom Fama
BosStrap

Are there any issues regarding recharging these batteries with the original Sony charger?
thx
Tom Fama, BosStrap

BosStrap's dual may be worth looking at

Looking to trade a 24-120 Nikon lens for an 16-80 Nikon lens. The 24-120 came with a new D750 which I purchased about 2 months before the D500 came out. I sold the D750 and purchased a D500 body (I prefer DX format). The 24-120 lens is essentially new, includes hood, caps and bag. If you have a similar quality (virtually new) 16-80mm for trade, contact me.

Tom Fama, tomfama@BosStrap.com, 508 480-9762 EDT

I have a Nikon D500 and a Sigma 160-600mm Contemporary. I am considering a 1.4x teleconverter and would like any info on using a Nikon versus a Sigma TC.

Be aware that a thief intending to "cut and run" is not aware that your strap has a wire embedded in it until his blade hits it. When that happens you will have a knife at your back.... Embedded wire are false security.