Cars With Remote Start As Standard

This is a great standard lens. It's a nice lens to start out with.

This remote is great. You just plug it in and start shooting. It has a comfortable feel to it.

I bought the Roku Voice Remote to replace the standard Roku remote that came with my TCL Roku TV. The remote was extremely easy to pair with the Roku TV. The remote feels very comfortable in your hand and is easy to operate without looking at the buttons. Using voice commands is simple. I highly recommend upgrading to the Roku Voice Remote.

Another great product from Vello. This us the second Vello Remote Shutter Release I have purchased. The first was the standard remote without all the added features, it is 6 years old and still works fine.

I use the remote to start my cam on Autocross and track events, works great!

I use the remote for my A6500 on a gimbal and it serves me well for this purpose. Start and stop recording and that’s it.

This is THE standard lens, perfect angle of view. I was fortunate to start anew with Pentax digital, I have been using Pentax 67 for thirty years. I purchased from B&H the new K5 and the FA31mm. The images are superb with medium format like tonal graduation. It is a professional quality lens! A little heavy but remember this was designed for much larger camera.

I initially purchased this Capture v3 just to have a PD Standard Plate to start working with, and buy into the PD ecosystem a bit, seeing as I invested a good chunk into their advance-crowdfunded Travel Tripod. But I clamped the Capture v3 unto the wide shoulder strap of my Think Tank Retrospective 5 bag at a street fair last Saturday and it was fantastic not to have a bag AND a camera strap around my neck for a day of shooting. My Oly OM-D E-M1 II with 7-14 PRO hung like a lightweight champ off my chest, so all I needed was a wrist strap, and sometimes I didn't even need to release the Capture Standard Plate to shoot -- it was incredibly well-positioned and handy. Love this thing! It's a nice testament to how well PD builds their stuff, let alone designs it.

Pelican cases are industry standard for video professionals and our go-to for storing and transporting delicate equipment. The pluck and peel foam will eventually start to lose its hold over time and after constant rubbing from taking equipment in and out, depending on how tightly packed stuff is in there. That's easily fixable with super glue though if unintended pieces start to pop loose. The cases are fantastic though and I'd recommend them to anyone wanting to transport and store electronics or similar equipment.

We use these for our standard podcast remote set ups. Nice weight and sturdy.