Blink Security Camera Company Going Out Of Business

I bought this to use on my Blink security camera base unit. It is a perfect fit for my needs.

This camera is used for company business at an international logistics center.

Great company to do business with.

VERY WELL MADE AND THOUGHT OUT PRODUCT , IM GOING TO BE USING THIS FOR VIDEO AND TIME LAPSE FOOTAGE FOR A MOVIE I HAVE IN THE WORKS IVE ALREADY SET IT UP WITH ALL MY CAMERA GEAR ON IT AND ON TWO LIGHT STANDS ITS FLAWLESS AND SMOOTH

Everything was just as described.  Will definitely do business with this company again.

Coast is a great company to do business with. They do exactly what they say they're going to do.

Great performing modem. Out performs the one that is a rental from the cable company.

The 90D is a great camera, and B&H photo is a great company to do business with. Really fast shipping.

good for business. has all the high-level security you need and perfect for the office.

I shoot this film and the results are always fantastic. Unfortunately, Kodak jacked up the price about $11.00 in an instant recently. Making this film much less appealing for 3 mins 20 sec of film at 18fps. I was the reviewer who pointed out that Kodak's Denmark-made (They hid that info), expensive camera was just to lead everyone on including their financial backers after Chapter 11 by the CEO. He left w/his golden umbrella. Nice job sinking Kodak deeper into debt & some like what he, well, didn't do as promised? No camera of course. Being actually a chemical company mainly, they managed to finally put out the Ektachrome, also way overpriced. The cartridges are thinner, cheaper but do operate okay I noticed, since I process. They could have manufactured a low priced S-8 camera with the film. Kodak has zero imagination, which is why they went belly-up and are now millions in debt. In all successful businesses it involves both GIVE and take. Both. Kodak is greedy and clueless. This time the banks and their debtors will not bail Kodak out. Fuji or?, should take over the movie film business. A large number of new buyers would be instantly attracted to this format, if Kodak or hopefully another company, sees the opportunity & knows how to sell. It's not that film is dead, it's Kodak is out of touch. Again a great reversal, worth realistically $19.95. Sell a cam for say $200.00 & film in a package and people will buy. That's how you win in business. LOWER these incredibly high prices & add a camera. I do not mean the over-priced Canon with stickers sold by another business on the West Coast. A nice, new, inexpensive camera, lower film prices, sales jump. Stay the course and Kodak's flimsy existence will be liquidated, as they are in the process of doing. They now exist only in name. In fact, that's their few sources of revenue: Loaning out their name. No vision. There is a big market for super 8 if another company takes over. B+H is the place to buy.