Age Of Empires 3 Controls For Shooting Game

I have a similar pair of remote controls from Yongnuo which are pretty good, but with age were getting unreliable and starting to fall apart. The Vellos seem a bit sturdier and better built, and also have both types of connectors for Canon cameras so I can use them with my 5D Mk III and 90D as well.

This makes shooting so much easier. Much more stable and easy to use the controls.

3 items that do the job.

We switched over to this Manfrotto LANC remote for filming hunts and it is an absolute game changer! All the controls are right at your thumb allowing you to engage the camera in any way you like while keeping your movement to a minimum. If you are filming hunts or filming wildlife, this thing is a necessity.

I reviewed several controllers for the game; looking for ease of use and assigning buttons to flight controls. In addition, I didn't want to break the bank. What a surprise! Hotas 4 was automatically accepted by the Sim with almost all buttons assigned, ready to fly! With a tweak after visiting the Thrustmaster site for updates, I was up flying in a few minutes.

Easy to navigate controls and it has raised my photo game with power and a silky soft box

It just doesn't get any easier than this! Leveled up my audio game! Great clean audio, with controls right for my camera. Completely took the guesswork out of if I'm getting my audio on file with my video. Best feature, transmitters record right on the unit as a back up! Safety!

Even in this digital age I still love shooting B&W film. Nothing else looks like it and Kodak's T Max is exceptional. I used this in my dad's old Kodak Duaflex IV from 1962 and the film preformed flawlessly. I will and do recommend this to anyone who share's a love for B&W film photography.

Maybe it's my age, but the camera doesn't stay very steady when I'm shooting from a squat. I have a 3-legged camp stool handy for those moments. Sometimes I need to sit lower yet (half-height) for some on-the-ground shots, and this variable-height feature is just what I need. We retirees like the new smaller gear, and that's so we can haul the support-gear needed to keep our shots from getting earthquaked!

In this age of mobile first, shooting in portrait is becoming the norm as opposed to the exception. Having this as part of the kit has paid off and I would recommend it for anyone that is going to shoot for reels and shorts. It's a better alternative to getting a cage for the camera as some of the cages block access to some of the ports