12 Cameras Movie

I have been in the movie business for over 12 years. The Pelican cases never age, yet I personally am showing wear. In that 12 years I have used Pelican cases for a variety of different things: cameras, lenses, walkies, microphones, etc... All the expensive hardware go into the Pelican. I think of them as armored trucks. When we are on set these cases are tossed around the without hesitation. The Pelican cases are trusted.

Great item......works like a french flag on movie and video cameras only it does not cost over $1000 dollars

If you shoot with 2 cameras for 12+ hours and looking for maximum comfort and style this one is for you!

As others have noted, this is Ektachrome 5294 movie film, spooled in to cassettes, for 35mm still cameras. It has great color, and saturation, as well pleasing skin tones. Like its sold by Kodak Alaris counterpart, it is a great all around film. I use it for all occasions, both in the studio, and outdoors. Since it is a movie film, it doesn't have frame numbers along the edges; not a big deal, just something to note.

This plate fits my 055 photo/movie tripod head well, so I just got extras for my 2 cameras and slider to be quick anytime. Very durable in a reasonable size and weight.

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I have several trail cameras that take 12 Li AA batteries each so you can just imagine how many loose batteries are floating around in my camera cases. These containers keep your 100% batteries handy and at ready to be installed.� The depleted batteries can be placed in a zip lock bag for disposal. Should have bought twice as many. An inexpensive way to manage your battery stash.

I am using this filter on my canon G 12. I have always bought Hoya polarizing filters for my cameras, and have been very satisfied with the performance.

We already have about 12 Ubiquiti cameras in place which we use for surveillance in an athletic facility.  This was the first of this model that we have purchased.  Out of the box, the first thing we noticed was the solid, quality build of this camera.  It has pole and ceiling mount options which is nice.  The camera connected immediately to our existing network and was easy to name and manage.  Like other Ubiquiti cameras, the picture quality is very good.  We placed this one about ten feet high at the end of a full sized ice rink, and - except for the corners to the far left and right - can see the entire ice surface very well.  We plan to purchase more of these to cover smaller rooms and spaces as the price is right, installation is easy and the 87 degree view provides a lot of visibility in big or small spaces.

I am feeding several trail cameras use 12 AA Lithiums and these battery storge packs are a great system to keep and store the AA Lithium batteries. Should have bought more. Maybe I will.