Are Omega Constellation Watches Mechanical Or Batteries

Perfect with the Omega reflector...

Used to power our ATEM Constellation. Works great.

This battery is needed to get full burst 12 frames mechanical shutter or 20 frames a second electronic shutter. The Canon R5 will use the older LP6 batteries. The R5 is power hungry and you are going to need more batteries if you are moving from dslr to mirrorless.

This feels like a flashlight that you can rely on. The mechanical push-button tail switch is a great feature and it uses AA batteries. I have mine loaded with lithium AA batteries and stored in my emergency kit, so I can be sure that any time I need a flashlight in the next 20 years, this one will be ready to go.

So small, so bright, tough as heck and only uses 2 aaa batteries. I use it as a mechanical maintenance person and honestly it's perfect to hold in my mouth while I am using 2 hands to work!

Purchased for older parents watches because they are used to the old way of buckling their watches on.

The best mechanical hard drive I had ever used.

I'm using these to get my desk mounted constellation sensors a little higher off the desk with little fuss or muss. This allows me to get better tracking for the Oculus Rift. They work very well.

Until we get laptops with SDI outputs, these work great in the back of a rack! I have 7 of these mounted in a rack with a BMD Constellation 2 switcher. Makes it easy to setup multiple laptops quickly.

Bought 2, 1 didn't work and B&H got a new one right out to me. Is great with our new constellation getting HDMI sources in and the multiview out to a monitor with just one little box.