Digital Watchdog Analog Cameras

I replaced our previous Digital Watchdog PoE cameras and a Ring floodlight with a Lorex system, upgrading to a floodlight camera. The wiring was easy to connect to the existing box and I liked that they supplied a hook to hang the lamp while connecting the wires. Syncing with the network took about 2 minutes. As with all our Lorex cameras, it just works. Simple and quick. My DW cameras were obsolete and could no longer be viewed from outside our home network. With the Lorex equipment I have great views on my phone from anywhere. The picture quality and viewing angle are superb. Highly recommend vs Ring, Eufy, etc.

It is really a fantastic shoulder bag for Kleinformat cameras. Digital or SLR or even analog.You can carry with it safetly two cameras and several lenses and you can easly organise the inside protective separates up to your use. Fantastic, very useful and practic. And it looks like the product is highly solide. That will be seen in years, but it looks like it is. A fantastic design in inner and outlook. Very professionally designed for professional or professionaly uses. I reccomend it to everybody in need of a collecting case for his portabl equipment.

When commercial photography was done with big format analog cameras we were able to correct parallels and to get in focus the whole image by using the different movements of the camera. Then the all-digital era came and if we wanted to keep using our big format cameras we needed to attach to them a digital back that could represent an investment of several tens of thousands of dollars. Now, for less than two grands we can convert our SLR in a parallel-correction-get-everything-in-focus digital image generator.

I've had a lot of high-end Canon film cameras in days gone by. I was never much for digital even after trying out a Canon SX10 more than a decade ago. Been using phone cameras ever since. After searching through the new digital cameras from Canon, nothing really stood out. I switched to a Nikon search and this beauty came up. I love it. Old school meets new school. It has everything on it an analog camera has except the film winder arm and exposure counter. If I want to delve into the menus, that's there too. Most shooting is done with the analog controls and it is very intuitive to use for someone that loves film cameras. If you miss the old days, don't miss this camera. The included bag is above and beyond anything I expected as a freebie. This is a well made, heavy duty bag that includes Velcro compartment panels to arrange as you please for your equipment. More pockets than you'll know what to do with too.

I use this, coupled with an analog to digital converter, to record the output of my old consumer video cameras for my YouTube channel. Yes, it's overkill, but it makes recording video from old cameras fun and hassle free. Once I have the files recorded, I can easily transfer them right away into my computer for editing purposes. You will also need to purchase a BlackMagic analog to digital converter to go with this. The BMD Video Assist is the the Swiss Army Knife of video recorders! My only regret was not getting the 12G model.

I have 1 for each of my 4 digital cameras because they are the do everything lens.

This is analog mixer is very good for running old multitrack tape recorders into new digital recorders.

we have analog ptz cameras and this is very useful to use it with the brc remote control

Great machine in a low profile format. All types of analog and digital inputs and you're set to go with default settings. Only negatives...display is small and VU meters pretty bad for a recorder. Unit meant for rack mounting...when stacking, there's no clearance for air...feet are too small.

As I expect from B+W. Top of the line; allows the use of lenses on digital & analog, something a clear filter cannot