Diy Game Cam Bluetooth Adapter

Decent CRI, bright, and inexpensive. Used 4 of them in a DIY adapter for a 28x39 softbox.

Great quality pictures and videos. It's much smaller than my previous game cam, which I like.

I used this per photography forum recommendations to use as part of a DIY project to mount the Speedotron Beauty Dish to my Genesis strobe lights. This adapter is made of higher quality metal that doesn't bend when pressure is applied, thus drilling the 4 mounting holes was a breeze. I also bought this adapter to use to secure the diffuser sock on my Photek Softlighter II to my strobes, since the stock Genesis reflector is too big, and the Elinchrom Wide Angle Reflector costs $50. Great alternative!

I actually ordered a second one of these after seeing how securely they hold my flash. I have no worries about my flash slipping out. I keep one permanently attached to a DIY adapter for my macro flash. Love it!

I use this adapter to mount a shotgun mic shock mount (standard 1/3 microphone thread mount) onto a 5/8 mount, which is a sort of DIY boom pole that I have (It does the job as good as any). What can I say, it works exactly like it should. When it's screwed into the shock mount you can't even see it. It looks clean and professional. You could also use this to mount on a tripod or other standard 1/4 mounting device. It's reversible too, so it's pretty versatile; allowing both male and female outputs for both. Sometimes you need to use a coin or flat object to unscrew it because it gets kind of stuck, but I suppose that's a whole lot better than having to worry about it falling out.

This is a great rails system, I use it to help support my DIY 35mm adapter. As always Cavision makes great stuff. And it has a very nice design, too.

After trying DIY way with the VESA mount which never works well, finally using this easy to install mount adapter makes it work. The build quality also very good.

This thing is big, really BIG. I'm using two of them in a DIY adapter for a 28x39 softbox and they are plenty bright. Very even lighting (no need for the inner diffuser) They are mounted almost parallel to the front of the box on the long axis. They get warm but I have been leaving the access zipper open, and facing up, and haven't had an overheating problem. Good CRI and reasonable priced. Only have 30 hours on them so far.

You may want to consider a Bluetooth adapter for your headphones rather than this. They are harder to loose and more convenient.

Just got these yesterday for Father's Day and soon after opening them already had tons of songs loaded (as simple as plugging into your computer, it showing up as a drive and copying the files over), read the instructions in about 30 seconds and was in the water swimming within minutes. I am blown away by the comfort and sound quality of these headphones in the water (and out). This is my first experience with this type of headphones and wow it is game changing for me as I do not like things in my ears. The ability to comfortably listen to music while swimming (and doing all kinds of other things like mowing the lawn, doing yardwork, walking the dogs, biking, exercising, etc.) and still be able to be fully aware of your surroundings is really a game changer for me. Of course this set does not support bluetooth as it's made to be in the water (which I actually prefer as I don't need to carry my phone with me to have a bluetooth connection), but definitely going to get another set for times when I do want to have bluetooth connectivity. These are incredibly comfortable, stay put through all kinds of movements in the pool and work very well with goggles, sunglasses, etc.. Cannot recommend them enough.