Does Reverse Image Search Pull Facebook Photos

Does what is needed, shotgun to camera inputs. Long enough to make the connection and pull the shotgun back enough to keep it out of the image. Short enough that it does not get in the way.

I don’t even try to search for them anymore. I just pull up my phone app and tell them to sing to me.

Does exactly what it is supposed to do. Like most hoods, it can be parked on the lens in reverse.

I've been looking for a radio that can pull in a low power classical musical station & with this radio I've solved search.

Does its job nicely and, as a convenience, stores in reverse position right on the lens.

Does not degrade the image.

Just want to say that the photo I added in my review of this lens looks MUCH better on my pc and even on Facebook than it does on B&H's site. Looks like B&H is doing their own processing and discarding pixels to save on space or whatever. I was very disappointed to see how the image attached to my review looks. I haven't found any guidelines from B&H on how to get the best image quality when posting to their site. For Facebook I downsize to a long edge of 2,048 pixels at 90% jpeg quality and add low screen sharpening. They look fine on Facebook.

This camera has a beautiful image, I take it into Wirecast for church services and stream out to Facebook live. I love the ability to access the menu from the same streaming computer, without getting a ladder out, to change settings on the screen of the camera.

Able to store a copy of an archive of photos and search thru them with speed.

Works great. Does everything you'd expect a sustain pedal to do. Has a cool switch that lets you reverse it, so that it automatically sustains and you press to stop sustain. No complaints.