Backpacking Cameras 2019

I take my cameras backcountry backpacking and I can't let the weather stop me from being ready for a good photo. This cover, combined with the Capture Clip on my backpack, made 5 days in Glacier National Park in Sept 2019 with tons of rain a total non-issue. I do wish there was a size in between the small and the medium to make using the camera easier while keeping the cover on in the rain. On a Fuji X-T2/3 it fits nice and tight... but its so perfect I found shooting with it on being challenging. However, I didn't worry about moisture on the camera at any time except in the heaviest soaking rain which only last a short while. Having the ability to photograph the changing weather in the mountains while keeping the gear dry was fantastic.

Contacted B&H back in early 2019 regarding an idea to synchronize multiple, stand-alone video cameras during a live concert shoot by using a single remote activated flash, as a clap-stick was not practical. The B&H folks recommended the Yongnuo YN560-IV Speedlite flash unit with it's accompanying remote trigger, the Yongnuo YN560-TX II Manual Flash Controller. The system hasn't been put into heavy duty use, but it's held up well since being purchased in 2019, The flash unit is placed on top of a microphone stand that's visible to all the cameras in use. We roll the cameras at the start of the shoot, and remotely trigger one or two flashes several seconds apart. It does a phenomenal job providing a flash trigger that's allowed us to sync multiple prosumer video cameras to a single 1/60th second frame!!! And thanks to rock solid frame rates across the cameras, we've recorded over an hour without losing sync! We treat the system gently, and remove the batteries when not in use. If you don't have another easy way to sync multiple video cameras, this system is an inexpensive and fantastic way to solve the problem! Would highly recommend it and B&H!!!

Contacted B&H back in early 2019 regarding an idea to synchronize multiple, stand-alone video cameras during a live concert shoot by using a single remote activated flash, as a clap-stick was not practical. The B&H folks recommended this Yongnuo YN560-IV Speedlite flash unit with it's accompanying remote trigger, the Yongnuo YN560-TX II Manual Flash Controller. The system hasn't been put into heavy duty use, but it's held up well since being purchased in 2019, The flash unit is placed on top of a microphone stand that's visible to all the cameras in use. We roll the cameras at the start of the shoot, and remotely trigger one or two flashes several seconds apart. It does a phenomenal job providing a flash trigger that's allowed us to sync multiple prosumer video cameras to a single 1/60th second frame!!! And thanks to rock solid frame rates across the cameras, we've recorded over an hour without losing sync! We treat the system gently, and remove the batteries when not in use. If you don't have another easy way to sync multiple video cameras, this system is an inexpensive and fantastic way to solve the problem! Would highly recommend it and B&H!!!

I got this for Christmas 2019 and they are the best!

Installed it on my 2019 imac and it just works.

Excelent memory for my imac 2019:

perfect for my new 2019 27' imac.

Better keyboard then the 2019

Essential for the business traveling or backpacking across anywhere

Plugged into a new 2019 iMac with no issues