Arrow Control Games

I use this arm when setting up a remote camera for shooting NBA games. I like it much better than the arm with the lever because it gives me much more control when adjusting it in close quarters and making small changes.

It's Animal Crossing, but newer, cuter, more beautiful, and more in-depth. More control than previous games (you can control basically everything), and the villagers interact with the environment even more than older AC games. Definitely recommended for Animal Crossing fans and anyone trying to escape the real world, even with friends (you can go to their island). Be warned: you will spend more time than you realize enjoying this game.

This clamp on Zoom Remote Control is top notch! It has made shooting soccer games 100% easier and more enjoyable. I would easily recommend this item to anyone.

Works as described. It seems like the arrow is opposite of what you need causing you to need to rotate the lens when changing. All in all it has been a pleasure to use and the capture works well too.

Bought this as a replacement to my UAD Arrow. I loved many things about the Arrow, but hated the horrible Windows drivers, the weak DSP power, and the low-quality (old gen) and low number of bundled plugins. This unit ships with 37 plugins of new gen, the DSP is strong enough to run them all at once, and the drivers for Windows are quite stable. Highly recommended.

I've had the Canon release and a couple from Hong Kong, and they all popped out of the port on the camera, no matter how hard I pushed them in. This one has a wide collar that holds it tight, and I even had to tug it to get it out! It's because unlike all the others which have very narrow collars (see red arrow below), the Vello has one that's about 1/4 wide (see blue arrow below). I bought a couple to have a backup on travel shoots.

I'm mostly happy with it. As with another reviewer (different size, but same Hawke lineup), I experienced the magnification arrow moving if you turn the magnification too far in either direction; it doesn't stop, it'll keep going and move the whole piece. It's annoying and can be a hassle to get back into place securely, but you get used to it, and given the optical quality at this price, I can't complain too much.

This polarizer has an arrow on it to align with the sun. Very useful, didn't find this on my B&W filters that I've been loyal to you for years.

I recommend this keyboard over the Apple keyboards because of the inverted-T arrow keys. It's nicely made and the amount of travel on the keys feels great.  My only reservations is the height of the keyboard. The top of the aluminum chassis for is just a little bit taller than the top of the keys on the Apple keyboards. With the additional height of the keys on the Matias, you are going to notice some differences if you are used to an Apple keyboard without a wrist rest.

Works well with our Sachtler V18 and Miller Arrow 50 tripods; very smooth and way better than picking it up to carry it everytime!