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I'd never have considered this camera as something for me, but your review has given me hope. There haven't been any compelling new small cameras in years. This looks like it could actually be a lot of fun and will fit into my habit of throwing my everyday camera into my messenger bag with my keys and phone. I especially liked the gritty look of the flash shot. OM.
I know exactly what you mean - I felt the same. But once you fully embrace what it is at its core, it is actually very hard to put it down or leave it at home. The trick is to work with it, not against it - then it is spectacular. Also, I appreciate that you have to work a bit more for some shots than with the OM-1, which is so good that you cannot really mess up. It really is an everyday companion, from parties to hiking, it is really fun. Thanks for the flash shot feedback, btw!
Thomas, thank you for the in-depth guide. I was seriously looking to purchase the TG-7 but then came across a super deal on a TG-6. I went ahead and purchased a few accessories.
I have owned a TG6 for a while now and I’m still finding features on it by just pushing and holding different buttons on in different modes that I didn’t see in the manual. Thanks for the great review, good to see a gentleman impeccably turned out too! Nice cuff links 😉
Thank you! I used this guide for an upcoming vacation; my right hand shakes, and I had been unable to find any info in the remote until I found this. Your comparison photos are handy as well; I got a polarization lens.
Thanks a lot Thomas. I purchased a TG7 a few days ago, specifically for macro use alongside my OM1. I also purchased a couple of the accessories you highlighted, but following this presentation I will check out the K & F UV filter.
Many thanks for the feedback! I can definitely recommend getting a UV filter with a proper coating, especially for an outdoor camera. Spoiler: Stay tuned for my upcoming macro photography expert guide video for the TG-7. Best, Thomas
You definitely should! I rarely use the TG without one. Especially the black diffusion filters are cool for indoor party shots.. Definitely worth the money!
I bought the tg-7 in september. It tok a while to get used to handle the small buttons, but I bought the wireless remote controll at the same time and it works really good now when it's cold and you have bloves on. The different modes are fun to test and the camera is always in my pocket so I don't forget to bring it whith me on my dog walks. Your tutorials have been a good help when learning to use this camera. Thank you! 🙂
Thank you very much for the feedback and for sharing your experiences! It is great to hear that my videos have proven useful so far. I'll try to keep interesting content coming. Yes, the buttons are quite small, and using the trigger for those scenarios is certainly a good tip. Haven't thought of that yet! Thanks 🙏
I am thinking of buying this camera as an edc for my purse, even though its "rugged", i have a toddler who will want to use it which might be fun and i wont have to worry. Do you think the pictures are okay for basic candid shots of family/friends while you are out in everyday life?
@ByeByePeachPie absolutely - that is exactly what I'm using it for most of the time. Take a look at my other videos - there is a lot more information that might help you!
@@ByeByePeachPie I have watched all of Tomas videos and that's a really good help to understand hov to use this camera. I shoot whit the OM1 normally and this camera is a perfect complement. The buttons is quite small, but then the remote controll works perfect out in the cold wether with gloves on for example and it's also easier to keep the camera steady in other situations. With Tomas help I haven't had to use the manual at all. Maby it's also easier when your used to the OM systems and olympus earlier cameras, who knows. 🙂
Hello Thomas. Thank you for this video. I bought the TG-7 following your review, as well as some of the accessories referred to in this video, and your expert guide (because why not), but I sincerely struggle to get any super macro shot sharp, even with the Light Guide LG-1. I wish you would either do a video, or expand your guide, on how one should use the camera, and under which settings, to get the best results, because I find it quite frustrating at the moment. Thank you for all the hard work, cheers!
Hello there! It can be a bit tough with the LG-1 indeed. My recommendation is to set the ISO manually and use A mode. By doing so, you can force the TG to use a faster shutter speed. My recommendation is to ensure at least a shutter speed conforming to the 35mm equivalent reciprocal rule. E.g. at the widest end 24mm means at least 1/30 as a shutter speed. In super macro situations, 1/60 or 1/125 is even better, depending on how stable you can hold the camera. I'm indeed planning on doing a Macro Expert Guide video, where I will talk about these things. Hope this helps, and thanks for purchasing the guide! Best, Thomas
Dear Thomas, I read your suggestions too late: I already damaged the front lens and the back panel too. Yes, I utilized my TG-5 in very roughly conditons, on boats or mountains, and I enjoied its strenghts. Ok, it isn't like new now, but it works still well. After your ideas, I am using TG-5 more often, as second or even third camera during my activities. Sergio from Milano
I'm sorry to hear that! But as you've said - a few scratches don't really impact the usability of the camera. And again, I'm very happy that you work more with your TG, it is such a cool camera to have and use! Thank you very much for watching, and for your channel membership!
Thank you Catriona for your comment. As I wrote, I utilized TG-5 quite exclusively as diving equipment but, after Thomas' detailed study about TG functionality, I started to use this little camera as walk companion visiting Italian towns. Today I was in Novara at Boldini exhibit and I enjoyed to take some shots to fix in my memory those masterpieces. @@catrionathomson8981
I'd say it is excellent for dental photography, especially with the FD-1 flash diffuser and/or the LG-1 light guide. If you want the best possible setup and budget is of no concern, I recommend an OM-1 with dedicated macro flash and M.Zuiko macro lenses. If you need specific details, send me an email 📨. Hope this helps, best Thomas 📸
Love your videos. They have been so helpful. After fitting my FD-1 accessory I can’t seem to select this - it remains greyed out. Does this mean I am not attaching correctly?
The first equipment I bought with my TG7 was the filter adapter CLA-T01 with a protector filter recomended for rain, a screen protector for the back and the LG-1, and it was all based on your videos on the TG7. When going hiking I stay with just the CLA-T01 and the filter (and the lens cap provided with the CLA-T01). I still need to figure what would be the minimum shutter speed I can use when doing macros without the LG-1, it can be blurry especially when light is not great and camera is choosing a slow shutter speed. What are your advices for that, based on your experience ?
Thank you very much for sharing and welcome to the TG-7 club! So regarding the blur - when shooting macro like you described, I always stick to the reciprocal rule when I can sufficiently support my hands. If not, I tend to double the shutter speed. The LG might not provide sufficient illumination for all situations & hands free macro. I would definitely recommend considering the FD-1 as well. The flash is much more powerful and allows for blur-free fast shutter speeds. Hope this helps! Best, Thomas
hI Thomas, great channel and fine rewiews Im olympus entusiast from Italy , just owner of a new TG7.....( not only , EM1X , EM1,EP5,LUMIXG9 ) I have a question for you. With lens adapter and UV filter attached , is there any lens hood to fit ? Obviously no black corners and problems. thamks a lot . franco.
Thanks you very much! I recommend putting a step-up ring on the filter, once mounted to the CLA-T01. Depending on the depth of the ring, you won't get any vignetting but at least slight stray light protection. Best, Thomas 📸
Hi there! I'm looking into getting the OM SYSTEM Tough TG-7 as a weather-resistant camera. I'm a bit lost when it comes to memory cards. The camera supports UHS-I, and I was thinking of getting the Lexar Professional 1667x 128GB SDXC UHS-II/U3 Card V60. Since I don't know much about memory card standards, would this card work fine, or should I stick to UHS-I cards? Also, any recommendations for a good memory card that would offer the best performance for both photography and 4K videos? Thanks a bunch!
Hey there and welcome to the TG-7 club! The Lexar card will work fine, however: an UHS-I card would be sufficient - the TG-7 does not utilize the UHS-II standard, so even if you get an UHS-II, you don't get any benefits. Personally, I use Lexar cards and San Disk Pro cards. Both brands are very reliable in my experience. Hope this helps!
@Thomas Thank you for the in-depth review. I purchased the the TG-7, the LG-1 with the sole purpose of shooting macro photography Timelapses after watching your reviews. I love the camera but the only issue Im having is I cannot use the camera while it is charging with the cable that was included in the package. What are the steps to bypass charging? The only information I can find says the OM System TG-7 camera can't be used while charging. The camera's USB-C port is for charging the battery or transferring photos. Thank you in advance for your help!
Hello there and thanks for the question. Here is the trick: 1) plug in the USB-C cable, select charge. 2) turn on the camera via the power button. 3) now the camera charges and is operational at the same time. Hope this helps, best Thomas
Hi Thomas, I recently bought a Tg-6 but I'm a little confused because I'm not sure if the cla-t01 adapter is waterproof, my camera is not new and it doesn't come with the lens ring you take it off at minute 7 :20, I want to know if the lens ring is completely necessary to use my camera underwater or if I can use the camera underwater with the cla-t01, I really appreciate your help, blessings to you friend.
Hello, good news: you can use the TG safely underwater with or without the lens decoration ring. Also, the CLA-T01 can be used underwater as well. Best, Thomas
Well, you cannot connect a microphone directly. But what I do is I use an OM System LS-P5 and connect my mic to this excellent recorder. A clap at the beginning of the recording and syncing everything is a breeze. I would actually recommend not to record directly to a camera as an external rec offers more flexibility and usually better quality. Best, Thomas 📸
Hi, if you use a filter adaptor and filter, does the camera still retain its waterproof properties? I have been thinking about getting one to take underwater pictures/videos of my reef aquarium, and to do thay it would require the use of an orange filter to combat the extremely blue lighting
Hi Thomas, do you recall where you got your pouch / pencil case from. Looking on Amazon I’m not after a hard case just one to carry the TG-7, battery, couple of filters and LG-1.
Hey Carl, I actually bought it at a local stationery store. Unfortunately, it is not branded or to be more precise, I've already removed the tag. It is some sort of local leather goods supplier. Shoot me an email, maybe I can fetch you one. Best, Thomas 📸
Love the idea of using a leather pouch. Would you mind giving the measurements of the pouch you are using? This would be a great starting point to find one. Thanks!
Hi Thomas! I will bought the Uv filter but not sure if better the nano k or the nano x. Could you please let me know? Keep the good work! Cheers from Portugal!
Hello there and thanks a lot! In terms of optical quality and coatings, the Nano X is better (but also more expensive) - I bought the X for my tough, but I've also used K type filters in the past, which are also not bad - especially for the money. My tip: if you expect to scratch the filter often, you might want to get the K. In all other cases, the X is the better choice. Best, Thomas 📸 Best, Thomas 📸
Hello! I recently bought the TG7. I have the LB-T01 LENS BARRIER attached to it and forgot to bring the original ring that came with the camera. Can I still use the camera underwater? I will just snorkel at maximum 1.2 meters more or less. Thanks in advance for your reply.
Really, why? For photography, the diffuser is definitely better (unless you want to go as close as possible and you are dealing with a static subject).
Tg5 was my first camera. I ruined my tg5 by keeping it in my bag with coins and other garbage on a 1 month vacation thinking its "tough" it was indeed tough but not the lens. Thought about getting it repaired but ended up selling it as broken
It’s really interesting that om systems flog a ‘functional camera’ with a ring that serves no function other than to be replaced with something that costs additional funds! Far better, imho, to include the cla to1 and a lens cap in the initial purchase cost.
Well, the bayonet has to be covered somehow, it would not look very nice cosmetically. I think given the low price point of the camera, the accessories would probably be a bit much to ask for - but you are right, it would be great to get them right away!
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Thank you for your help and expertise! Really enjoyed your videos!
@barrybryant5741 Thank you very much!
Excellent! Thank you Thomas.
Thank you very much!
I'd never have considered this camera as something for me, but your review has given me hope. There haven't been any compelling new small cameras in years. This looks like it could actually be a lot of fun and will fit into my habit of throwing my everyday camera into my messenger bag with my keys and phone. I especially liked the gritty look of the flash shot. OM.
I know exactly what you mean - I felt the same. But once you fully embrace what it is at its core, it is actually very hard to put it down or leave it at home. The trick is to work with it, not against it - then it is spectacular. Also, I appreciate that you have to work a bit more for some shots than with the OM-1, which is so good that you cannot really mess up. It really is an everyday companion, from parties to hiking, it is really fun.
Thanks for the flash shot feedback, btw!
Thomas, thank you for the in-depth guide. I was seriously looking to purchase the TG-7 but then came across a super deal on a TG-6. I went ahead and purchased a few accessories.
Super cool! The TG-6 is very similar and I'm sure you'll like it as much as I do like the TG-7. Best, Thomas
I have owned a TG6 for a while now and I’m still finding features on it by just pushing and holding different buttons on in different modes that I didn’t see in the manual. Thanks for the great review, good to see a gentleman impeccably turned out too! Nice cuff links 😉
Thank you very much - also for noticing the cufflinks 😁
Thank you! I used this guide for an upcoming vacation; my right hand shakes, and I had been unable to find any info in the remote until I found this. Your comparison photos are handy as well; I got a polarization lens.
Great to read - enjoy your vacation and take some amazing photos with your fantastic TG-7! Best, Thomas 📸
Thanks a lot Thomas. I purchased a TG7 a few days ago, specifically for macro use alongside my OM1. I also purchased a couple of the accessories you highlighted, but following this presentation I will check out the K & F UV filter.
Many thanks for the feedback!
I can definitely recommend getting a UV filter with a proper coating, especially for an outdoor camera.
Spoiler: Stay tuned for my upcoming macro photography expert guide video for the TG-7.
Best, Thomas
I hadn't thought about filters. I will look into this.
You definitely should! I rarely use the TG without one. Especially the black diffusion filters are cool for indoor party shots.. Definitely worth the money!
Thanks Thomas. These are interesting accessories. I appreciate this valuable information. Hopefully; I can put is all to proper use, 😊.
Glad it was helpful! Get in touch if you have any questions. Best, Thomas
great job Thomas , thank you :)
Thanks!
I bought the tg-7 in september. It tok a while to get used to handle the small buttons, but I bought the wireless remote controll at the same time and it works really good now when it's cold and you have bloves on. The different modes are fun to test and the camera is always in my pocket so I don't forget to bring it whith me on my dog walks. Your tutorials have been a good help when learning to use this camera. Thank you! 🙂
Thank you very much for the feedback and for sharing your experiences! It is great to hear that my videos have proven useful so far. I'll try to keep interesting content coming. Yes, the buttons are quite small, and using the trigger for those scenarios is certainly a good tip. Haven't thought of that yet! Thanks 🙏
I am thinking of buying this camera as an edc for my purse, even though its "rugged", i have a toddler who will want to use it which might be fun and i wont have to worry. Do you think the pictures are okay for basic candid shots of family/friends while you are out in everyday life?
@ByeByePeachPie absolutely - that is exactly what I'm using it for most of the time. Take a look at my other videos - there is a lot more information that might help you!
@@ByeByePeachPie I have watched all of Tomas videos and that's a really good help to understand hov to use this camera. I shoot whit the OM1 normally and this camera is a perfect complement. The buttons is quite small, but then the remote controll works perfect out in the cold wether with gloves on for example and it's also easier to keep the camera steady in other situations. With Tomas help I haven't had to use the manual at all. Maby it's also easier when your used to the OM systems and olympus earlier cameras, who knows. 🙂
Hello Thomas. Thank you for this video. I bought the TG-7 following your review, as well as some of the accessories referred to in this video, and your expert guide (because why not), but I sincerely struggle to get any super macro shot sharp, even with the Light Guide LG-1. I wish you would either do a video, or expand your guide, on how one should use the camera, and under which settings, to get the best results, because I find it quite frustrating at the moment. Thank you for all the hard work, cheers!
Hello there!
It can be a bit tough with the LG-1 indeed. My recommendation is to set the ISO manually and use A mode. By doing so, you can force the TG to use a faster shutter speed.
My recommendation is to ensure at least a shutter speed conforming to the 35mm equivalent reciprocal rule. E.g. at the widest end 24mm means at least 1/30 as a shutter speed. In super macro situations, 1/60 or 1/125 is even better, depending on how stable you can hold the camera.
I'm indeed planning on doing a Macro Expert Guide video, where I will talk about these things.
Hope this helps, and thanks for purchasing the guide!
Best, Thomas
I bought the LED light guide and silicone jacket with my TG-7. Great everyday carry camera with macro capabilities.
Could not agree more - it is exactly that!
It is probably the first camera that I truly bring everywhere I go.
Dear Thomas, I read your suggestions too late: I already damaged the front lens and the back panel too. Yes, I utilized my TG-5 in very roughly conditons, on boats or mountains, and I enjoied its strenghts. Ok, it isn't like new now, but it works still well. After your ideas, I am using TG-5 more often, as second or even third camera during my activities. Sergio from Milano
I'm sorry to hear that! But as you've said - a few scratches don't really impact the usability of the camera.
And again, I'm very happy that you work more with your TG, it is such a cool camera to have and use!
Thank you very much for watching, and for your channel membership!
It’s never too late to protect the lens or screen.
Thank you Catriona for your comment. As I wrote, I utilized TG-5 quite exclusively as diving equipment but, after Thomas' detailed study about TG functionality, I started to use this little camera as walk companion visiting Italian towns. Today I was in Novara at Boldini exhibit and I enjoyed to take some shots to fix in my memory those masterpieces. @@catrionathomson8981
Thank you Thomas. I’m a dentist: do you think that this camera is good for intraoral and dental photography?
I'd say it is excellent for dental photography, especially with the FD-1 flash diffuser and/or the LG-1 light guide.
If you want the best possible setup and budget is of no concern, I recommend an OM-1 with dedicated macro flash and M.Zuiko macro lenses. If you need specific details, send me an email 📨.
Hope this helps, best Thomas 📸
Thanks!
Thank you very much for your generous support and many comments. Yours, Thomas 📸
Thanks for the awesome information
Most welcome, great to read!
Спасибо.
Most welcome!
Love your videos. They have been so helpful. After fitting my FD-1 accessory I can’t seem to select this - it remains greyed out. Does this mean I am not attaching correctly?
Thank you!
If it is greyed out, you've selected a mode which does not support the FD-1. Which shooting mode and drive mode have you set?
The first equipment I bought with my TG7 was the filter adapter CLA-T01 with a protector filter recomended for rain, a screen protector for the back and the LG-1, and it was all based on your videos on the TG7.
When going hiking I stay with just the CLA-T01 and the filter (and the lens cap provided with the CLA-T01).
I still need to figure what would be the minimum shutter speed I can use when doing macros without the LG-1, it can be blurry especially when light is not great and camera is choosing a slow shutter speed.
What are your advices for that, based on your experience ?
Thank you very much for sharing and welcome to the TG-7 club!
So regarding the blur - when shooting macro like you described, I always stick to the reciprocal rule when I can sufficiently support my hands. If not, I tend to double the shutter speed.
The LG might not provide sufficient illumination for all situations & hands free macro. I would definitely recommend considering the FD-1 as well. The flash is much more powerful and allows for blur-free fast shutter speeds. Hope this helps! Best, Thomas
very informative thanks 👍 can the light guide be used for macro filming as stated at the end?
Most welcome! Yes, you can use it for that.
hI Thomas,
great channel and fine rewiews
Im olympus entusiast from Italy , just owner of a new TG7.....( not only , EM1X , EM1,EP5,LUMIXG9 )
I have a question for you.
With lens adapter and UV filter attached , is there any lens hood to fit ?
Obviously no black corners and problems.
thamks a lot .
franco.
Thanks you very much!
I recommend putting a step-up ring on the filter, once mounted to the CLA-T01. Depending on the depth of the ring, you won't get any vignetting but at least slight stray light protection.
Best, Thomas 📸
You don’t it again I have order one thanks love your channel sir.
Thank you very much, Sir! That is great to hear and I hope you enjoy the camera as much as I do. Best, Thomas 📸
Hi there! I'm looking into getting the OM SYSTEM Tough TG-7 as a weather-resistant camera. I'm a bit lost when it comes to memory cards. The camera supports UHS-I, and I was thinking of getting the Lexar Professional 1667x 128GB SDXC UHS-II/U3 Card V60. Since I don't know much about memory card standards, would this card work fine, or should I stick to UHS-I cards? Also, any recommendations for a good memory card that would offer the best performance for both photography and 4K videos? Thanks a bunch!
Hey there and welcome to the TG-7 club!
The Lexar card will work fine, however: an UHS-I card would be sufficient - the TG-7 does not utilize the UHS-II standard, so even if you get an UHS-II, you don't get any benefits.
Personally, I use Lexar cards and San Disk Pro cards. Both brands are very reliable in my experience.
Hope this helps!
@Thomas Thank you for the in-depth review. I purchased the the TG-7, the LG-1 with the sole purpose of shooting macro photography Timelapses after watching your reviews. I love the camera but the only issue Im having is I cannot use the camera while it is charging with the cable that was included in the package. What are the steps to bypass charging? The only information I can find says the OM System TG-7 camera can't be used while charging. The camera's USB-C port is for charging the battery or transferring photos. Thank you in advance for your help!
Hello there and thanks for the question. Here is the trick:
1) plug in the USB-C cable, select charge.
2) turn on the camera via the power button.
3) now the camera charges and is operational at the same time.
Hope this helps, best Thomas
Hi Thomas, I recently bought a Tg-6 but I'm a little confused because I'm not sure if the cla-t01 adapter is waterproof, my camera is not new and it doesn't come with the lens ring you take it off at minute 7 :20, I want to know if the lens ring is completely necessary to use my camera underwater or if I can use the camera underwater with the cla-t01, I really appreciate your help, blessings to you friend.
Hello, good news: you can use the TG safely underwater with or without the lens decoration ring. Also, the CLA-T01 can be used underwater as well. Best, Thomas
Hello Thomas….is there anyway to use Rode Mics with this camera….good job
Well, you cannot connect a microphone directly. But what I do is I use an OM System LS-P5 and connect my mic to this excellent recorder. A clap at the beginning of the recording and syncing everything is a breeze. I would actually recommend not to record directly to a camera as an external rec offers more flexibility and usually better quality. Best, Thomas 📸
Hi, if you use a filter adaptor and filter, does the camera still retain its waterproof properties? I have been thinking about getting one to take underwater pictures/videos of my reef aquarium, and to do thay it would require the use of an orange filter to combat the extremely blue lighting
Yes it does. Best, Thomas
Hi Thomas, do you recall where you got your pouch / pencil case from. Looking on Amazon I’m not after a hard case just one to carry the TG-7, battery, couple of filters and LG-1.
Hey Carl, I actually bought it at a local stationery store. Unfortunately, it is not branded or to be more precise, I've already removed the tag. It is some sort of local leather goods supplier. Shoot me an email, maybe I can fetch you one. Best, Thomas 📸
Love the idea of using a leather pouch. Would you mind giving the measurements of the pouch you are using? This would be a great starting point to find one. Thanks!
is this applied to TG3 ?
recently someone gave me the tg3 model.
I recommend checking the manual to see which accessories are compatible with the TG-3 as well. Best, Thomas 📸
Hi Thomas! I will bought the Uv filter but not sure if better the nano k or the nano x. Could you please let me know? Keep the good work! Cheers from Portugal!
Hello there and thanks a lot! In terms of optical quality and coatings, the Nano X is better (but also more expensive) - I bought the X for my tough, but I've also used K type filters in the past, which are also not bad - especially for the money. My tip: if you expect to scratch the filter often, you might want to get the K. In all other cases, the X is the better choice. Best, Thomas 📸
Best, Thomas 📸
@@ThomasEisl.Photography thank you so much for your help and support. Best wishes!
Hello! I recently bought the TG7. I have the LB-T01 LENS BARRIER attached to it and forgot to bring the original ring that came with the camera. Can I still use the camera underwater? I will just snorkel at maximum 1.2 meters more or less.
Thanks in advance for your reply.
Yes, the ring is just for decoration and for protecting the bayonet. Happy snorkeling!
Thank you Thomas!
I have a tg6 and just got the diffuser…looks like I should have gotten the light ring instead🙁
Really, why? For photography, the diffuser is definitely better (unless you want to go as close as possible and you are dealing with a static subject).
Hi, can the light diffusers be used underwater and all other accessories?
Some accessories are depth proof. So the FD-1 is, the LG-1 for the LED not, for example.
@ThomasEisl.Photography thank you for your reply 😊
Does the TG7 have a diopter adjustment?
No, because it has no viewfinder.
what size are the filters in mm please?
40.5
Hello 👋🏻! Can it work with a wireless remote that isn't Olympus? Ty.
I would recommend using the RM-WR1
Thomas, How do you connect the RM-WR1 to a TG6? Can't find any directions. Thanks for your help!
@barrybryant5741 that is unfortunately not possible, the RM-WR1 only works with the TG-7. Best, Thomas
Tg5 was my first camera. I ruined my tg5 by keeping it in my bag with coins and other garbage on a 1 month vacation thinking its "tough" it was indeed tough but not the lens. Thought about getting it repaired but ended up selling it as broken
Ah, I'm sorry to hear that!
It’s really interesting that om systems flog a ‘functional camera’ with a ring that serves no function other than to be replaced with something that costs additional funds!
Far better, imho, to include the cla to1
and a lens cap in the initial purchase cost.
Well, the bayonet has to be covered somehow, it would not look very nice cosmetically. I think given the low price point of the camera, the accessories would probably be a bit much to ask for - but you are right, it would be great to get them right away!
I’ve got a TG5 and the difference is minimal, I won’t be upgrading until there’s a substantial advantage.
Cool
Can you please post your Amazon affiliate links for us to buy this stuff? Thank you
Thank you - but unfortunately I'm currently I'm not an Amazon affiliate. Best, Thomas 📸
Educated guess is the standard term as a decision pertains to the domain of an expert which is for viewers in general not the case.
That is a very thoughtful comment indeed!