Camera Digitizer Pattern

This device is the best AVI digitizer I have found.

I bought this to scan 35 mm negatives with the Nikon ES-2 Digitizer Set. Works a treat. The lens is very sharp and light. Optically, it's perfection. It just doesn't look impressive, with that tiny front element. Heck, it may see some use other than in scanning, some day.

I ordered a Kodak Reels digitizer to convert a pile of Super8 films into digital video. After finishing the fourth reel, the Reels unit failed to power back on. The B&H return service was superb and I had a replacement unit within a week. The replacement has performed flawlessly. Each 400' reel of Super8 took about four hours to scan. The only significant problem I encountered was with heavily spliced films. The splices would get stuck in the serpentine leading to the take-up reel. The scanning continued normally, but with nowhere to go, the scanned film ended up on the table and floor. I also found that the digitizer continued scanning even when the end of the film was reached, requiring a manual stop. The quality of the scans are good, and the MP4 output is easily edited using your favorite editor. If you have a large pile of Super8 to digitize, the REELS Digitizer will save you some money over the commercial services. Just expect to spend some time monitoring the process to make sure it stays on track.

I have used Digitizer Pads Before this is a Major Upgrade With Customizable Buttons For Program Specific Commands and Touch works Well With Dual Monitor and Single Monitor Support I currently Have 1-1 Setup for the Pen For Each Monitor with a Toggle Between and touch Setup for Both Screens I Never have to use my Mouse!!!

BLUF: This is a great digitizer and I recommend it, with some caveats. Some of the other reviews talked about needing to babysit the digitizer and I totally agree. In my case, the older metal reels (5 and 7) don't fit tightly on the shaft and tend to wobble, eventually falling off if I don't pay attention, even with the provided adaptor. Also, the film sometimes comes off the spools for reasons I haven't been able to figure out. Because the digitizer scans frame-by-frame, it is a time-consuming process. Having to babysit the digitizer means you can't really multi-task. Lastly, the directions aren't great and I resorted to watching a YouTube video to fully understand how the digitizer was supposed to operate once I took it out of the box. That said, I am REALLY impressed with the quality of the scans. I have a box of 40 to 50-year-old Super 8 reels and to have them scanned at a local lab would be crazy expensive (at $0.39/foot). Even though this project is taking longer than expected, it has been fun to get these precious memories in a more sharable format.

I love the design on the strap and the easy attachment to my camera. I get nice complements on the pattern.

We use this in a conference room with a wall-mounted screen and web-camera. The cardioid pattern makes a great deal of difference over omni mics. Great value.

I really like this camera strap. I was looking for a stylish camera strap in a striped pattern, and this was what came up in an internet search. Capturing Couture lists this item as part of their mens collection, but I'm a female and I think it works well for me too! The ends and backside of the strap are black velvet, which makes this really comfortable. I replaced the manufacturer's strap on my dslr for this one and I am very happy with it. Easy to attach, comfortable to wear.

I LOVE this camera bag! The beautiful pattern makes it easy to stand out, inspires me, and protects all items inside the bag. It’s a bit of a tight fit for a dslr with a lens attached, but it’s perfect for a quick to-go bag. If you need to store more items than just the camera and lens, it’s a tighttttt squeeze. Overall, love the product, great price and beautiful addition to my collection.

I bought a couple to throw in several camera bags. The camo pattern is ugly. Who cares!?! It's a lens cloth.