Does Reverse Image Search Use Metadata

This camera is a big step up from my original pocket camera.  With my original pocket camera, I need to take multiple steps to get to one of frequently used settings — ISO, Shuttle Angle, and White Balance, for example.   With this camera, I can take just one step to get to one of these settings from either a physical button on the camera body or from a soft button on the touch screen of the camera display.   The display of this camera is much brighter than that of the original pocket camera on which the image is hardly visible under bright sunlight.  The metadata of the video clip setting in this camera is also much easier to access than the original pocket camera.  It requires only one swipe on the camera display to access the metadata entry form.   3D Lut can be applied to the camera display in this camera.  It is particularly useful when one wants to make an estimate of what the final image look like in the post.  One does that by visually comparing the brightness and color of the Lut applied image in the display with that in the real situation.   Finally, the captured images look very good in terms of brightness and color, even in low light.   This is an ideal camera for an one-person crew.

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

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

Does not degrade the image.

Does its job. Use every night.

There's nothing special about this coupler, but there's nothing wrong with it either. Use it to reverse-mount a shorter lens on a longer lens to achieve greater than lifesize magnification. You will probably have some vignetting and distortion towards the edges depending on your lens combination (especially on a full frame sensor), so be prepared to crop. For those of you who are considering purchasing this coupler solely to reverse mount a Nikon 6T diopter on the 200mm micro-Nikkor, I wouldn't bother. IQ is indistinguishable in either direction on my D810 (not that it was bad to begin with), and AF still back-focuses .

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.

Does what it should. I engraved the polarity on the v-mount side as to not reverse them, and plug it in the wrong way. The factory indicators are fairly small

Use this for GoPro and accessories. Does the job.

This is my second C920s webcam. It has great features and a beautiful image. It's basically plug & play right out of the box, with one major exception. I immediately realized that the image is reversed upon plugging the webcam in. Why the default image is reversed kind of blows my mind. There were no directions on how to reverse the image. I went on the Logitech website and searched for a solution. Nada. I searched Google, too. All the solutions were complicated and convoluted. I ended up downloading 2 or 3 programs that didn't solve my problem. Since this is my second C920s, I went back to my first installation of this webcam on my other PC. The image was right on. So, I checked and I have a program called Logitech Capture. I checked its settings, and sure enough, under the Source 1 settings there's an Advanced Settings slider. Sliding that to On opens up another set of settings. One of them is horizontally flip source. Checking that check box flips the image to the proper point of view. Why Logitech would reverse the default image is beyond me. And, why they don't provide instructions on how to flip the image is crazy. Anyway, just downloading this simple (free) program from the Logitech website solves the issue. All is well. I'm very happy with the webcam now.