I used fishing vests for years. When out in Yellowstone in 2016 a wildlife photographer put me onto this company if I was serious about getting a "real vest". They are expensive but well built. Any customization they will do. They have many practical suggestions that I never thought of at the time. I have not regretted paying the extra money to get the quality vest to carry the expensive equipment comfortably. If they can't fit your needs sizing, fit, and usage it is on you.

Just one example that was suggested: I have netting sleeves on the back to hold ice packs to keep you cool in the warm climates. I thought this was ridiculous. After using them I don't even give it a thought of what I thought was ridiculous before.
This is also an excellent way to carry your equipment through TSA. I get positive comments all the time. The vest is my coat. You just lay the vest on the TSA scanning conveyor. This is becoming a trend for frequent travelers, wearing fishing vests as coats so they can pack more items in a sensible manner without paying an additional baggage fee.

Just my opinion and it definitely works for me. For the "I'm not a fan of photo vests" club, I wasn't either. Now it is the only way I travel when flying. When photo shooting you can choose to carry the equipment and weight you desire. It is evenly distributed according to how you personally packed it. Carrying too much weight, on you. Missing a particular lens or filter, on you. My vest has a pocket across the back to carry my tripod. I don't carry my tripod in the vest when flying it is in my suitcase. When I am out a long distance from my car, the tripod is in the pocket and my hands are free.

https://thevestguy.com/collections/photography-gear

I dread Photoshop updates. Something always causes difficulties with the program and you have to waste time finding the remedy. I had the same thing happen with this update. Went through the Photoshop help group threads to find the solution. As Dave T stated above that was the solution also to my problem. According to the thread history, this problem has been occurring since the late 2020's to the early 2021's. It is a issue with your graphics card the age and the manufacturer.
Edit-Preferences-Performance-uncheck "use graphic processor" box

This Canon full frame camera is for sale because of lack of use by the owner, me. Bought new and did not really ever use it extensively. I did shoot one wedding with it. I did not carry it in my camera bag. I was afraid I would damage it if I took it out to shoot wildlife. It is in excellent condition as the photos reveal. I don’t have any excuse except it sat has on my shelf for two years with me taking an occasional shot around the house to make sure it still works.
The 6D II comes with charger, battery, manual, strap not in the original box. Any questions please message me. Thanks for your time.

Here is an up to date review of this camera (8/21) if you are unaware of what this camera is capable of.

https://alikgriffin.com/canon-6d-ii-review-beauty-beast/

Included is Canon Battery Grip BG-E21 Like New – Only used to see if it worked.

I would love to give you a shutter count but after wasting two hours of my life, I will never get back, attempting to get a shutter count I was unsuccessful. Freeshuttercount.com is not free and I definitely would not recommend the program or loading any drivers they require. I don’t have anything against paying for any software. I do not favor any software that relates free and then charges an amount to use the software. Basically click bait that wastes time. I paid and attempted to use the program with different Canon cameras with dismal “nada”results. Sorry about the digression and the expressed frustration.

Price $950.00

I shoot Canon and have Canon Prime Lens. When I travel for recreation I travel with the Tamron 18-400mm. I am completely happy with the results. There are compromises but only the most precise can differentiate the quality.

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Obviously copied the lens specifications from a Nikon DSLR> My oversight.

Tamron 18-250mm AF 1:3.5-5.6 A18 $90.00. Please message me with any questions or offers. Buyer pays shipping preferred money transfer Zelle.

The Tamron 18-250mm lens features aperture range of f/3.5-22, seven-bladed diaphragm, 17.7" minimum focusing distance, and 13.8x zoom. The Di-II features is specially designed for cameras with APS-C image sensors. Included in this lens is a built-in motor to enable autofocusing with Canon DSLR cameras equipping the lens, in conjunction with the camera, for faster and quieter focusing. Compact wide angles lens with Low Dispersion (LD) to improve image quality, and one anomalous Dispersion lens element, and two hybrid aspherical lens elements. The Di-II design adds a gold color band between the focus ring and zoom ring to distinguish it from other designs.

Canon mount. Uses 62mm size filters.

Excellent Condition. Misplaced lens hood purchased Vello to replace. $195.00. Please message me with questions or offers. Buyer pays shipping preferred money transfer Zelle.

Canon EF-S 18-135mm 1:3.5-5.6 IS STM

Designed to exceed expectations and ideal for video and still images alike, the EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM marks a new standard for EF-S lenses. It features a refined Image Stabilization system that delivers up to four equivalent stops of shake correction throughout the zoom range; and offers a maximum magnification of 0.28x at the telephoto end, while remaining even more compact in size. This EF-S lens supports the Canon EOS Rebel DSLR's Movie Servo AF feature for smooth and quiet continuous AF during movie shooting by utilizing a new six-group zoom system and the adoption of a stepping motor and focus mechanism. High-speed autofocus is achieved thanks to an Inner focusing system, high-speed CPU, and optimized AF algorithm. Appearing for the first time in a Canon lens is Dynamic IS (Movie Shooting Mode only) that uses a wide image stabilization correction range to help ensure steady video while shooting when walking.
Key Features
• Broad all-in one zoom for Canon EOS EF-S DSLRS
• Optics designed specifically for APS-C format EF-S bodies*
• Good contrast, color, and sharpness
• UD (Ultra Low Dispersion) lens element helps reduce chromatic aberration throughout the zoom range for excellent image quality with high resolution and contrast<
• PMo Aspherical lens element helps reduce distortion and minimize optical abberations
• Canon lens coatings help ensure outstanding color balance while minimizing ghosting and flare
• Circular aperture (7 blades) creates beautiful, soft backgrounds
• Optical Image Stabilizer for up to four stops of correction
• Dynamic IS Movie Shooting
• STM (stepping motor) and newly-designed focus mechanism support the Canon EOS Movie Servo AF function to provide smooth & quiet continuous AF during video recording, as well as when shooting photos
• Rear focusing system, high-speed CPU and improved AF algorithm allow high speed autofocus
• Instant manual focus override allows manual focus adjustment while in AF Mode
• Close-focuses to 0.39m (1.3ft)
• Zoom lock switch
• EF-S Lens Mount*
• Uses 67mm size filters
*Compatibility Note: exclusively for use with EF-S Mount bodies including the Canon 20D, 30D, 40D, 50D, 60D, 70D, 77D, 80D, 7D, 7D Mark II, & Digital Rebel series cameras. Not compatible with the Canon D30, D60, 10D, or APS-H, or full 35mm frame bodies. Attempting to mount to an incompatible body may cause damage.

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Thank you for the reply and the entire lesson you gave to the response.

CHG_Canon -Which button do you use on your Canon Cameras for your back button focus?

Highly sought after lens for bird and sports photography. Extremely fast and sharp focus Lens is in excellent shape. No scratches, there is a very minor defect the size of a pinhead that is highlighted in the photo. This defect was present new. Hood slides in and out and works perfectly. Comes as pictured with lens, front and rear caps, Canon tripod collar and case.
Mixing long reach with a relatively compact and lightweight design, the EF 400mm f/5.6L USM from Canon is a super telephoto L-series prime well-suited for sports and wildlife photography. Its advanced optical design incorporates a pair of low dispersion glass elements to significantly reduce color fringing and chromatic aberrations in order to achieve a high degree of clarity, and a Super Spectra coating has also been applied to maintain contrast and color fidelity when working in difficult lighting conditions. Complementing the imaging attributes, this 400mm f/5.6 also features a ring-type USM to deliver quick and quiet autofocus performance along with full-time manual focus control. Additionally, a removable rotating tripod collar is included for stable use of the lens atop a tripod or monopod.
Telephoto prime 400mm f/5.6 lens is compatible with full-frame Canon EF-mount DSLRs as well as APS-C models where it will provide a 640mm equivalent focal length.
One Super Ultra-Low Dispersion element and one ultra-low dispersion element greatly reduces chromatic aberrations and color fringing for improved clarity and color accuracy.
Super Spectra coating has been applied to individual elements to minimize ghosting and flare for greater contrast and color neutrality when working in strong lighting conditions.
A ring-type Ultrasonic Motor (USM), along with a rear focusing system, is employed to deliver fast, precise, and quiet autofocus performance as well as full-time manual focus override.
Rounded eight-blade diaphragm contributes to a pleasing out of focus quality that benefits the use of shallow depth of field and selective focus techniques.
Built-in lens hood prevents stray light from causing ghosting or flare and also protects the front element from accidental impacts or scratching.
As a member of the esteemed L-series, this lens is sealed against dust and moisture for working in inclement environmental conditions.
Removable rotating tripod collar is included and benefits working with the lens atop a tripod or monopod.
Compatible with optional EF 1.4X and EF 2X teleconverters.

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I bought the Comica CVM-WM100 Plus Microphones system and am satisfied with the purchase. This has 2 lavalier mikes with windbreaks if needed. In my recording one mike is attached to the instructor the second is attached to a boom mike that is near the instructor for ambient crowd noise. In stereo you can decrease or eliminate the boom mike completely. I recently only used one lavalier mike with a lot of close ambient noise and had no problems with the sound only picking up the instructor. My opinion is purchase the UHF and not the bluetooth system. The same instructor had a bluetooth lavalier mike on and had problems with interference.
The only complaint I have with the Comica system is the battery compartment doors are plastic and I believe they will eventually not hold up. For the price I can understand the all plastic component.

What have you found to be the cheapest and safest way to buy and sell camera equipment that protects both the buyer and seller from fraud. I find Paypal transactions at 2.9% in my opinion high. Selling with Ebay on auction at 10% value fee plus a 7.5% reserve fee not within my reality of how I desire to transact. If you go through an Ebay auction with a reserve and transact through Paypal that is 20% of your sale.

Thank you for the tip!