Drone With Camera Sharper Image Remote Control

Excellent, Used on my remote control monitor, for my DJI phantom 4 drone Thanks for your excellent Service

There are three spaces inside this drone guard. I put in my mavic pro, remote control, legs and spare propellers respectively. Then I put three batteries inside a mavic pro sleeve, and put the sleeve on top of the three spaces. Can still zip the drone guard without resistance.

This is one of the (if not THE) best drone for a beginner to learn how to control flying objects. Very stable either when hovering or flying, doesn't fly recklessly the moment it lifts off (which is a beginner's nightmare) and the remote control can be feathered for a smooth operation. The price is definitely the best out there in terms of its features. Comes with 3 battery packs which can give roughly 5-8 minutes of flying time depending on the user's flying tendencies. The white and red lights on each of its ends are very easy to understand which one is the front. Have taken it outside and based on experience it can fly to as far away as 30 feet before its signal to the remote becomes spotty. Calm winds are the best scenario for this drone. At night it becomes even cooler with its bright lights. The only knock we have on this is the battery connection to the drone. One will need a small pliers to gently pry it out, but great care must be observed as this drone is 99% plastic. This is a great jump-off point towards a more capable but expensive drones out there.

Works well to control tugging on my remote for my camera.

If you have any camera in need of a wired remote control then just get this

It makes the image sharper. It seems to be very high quality optically.

It was time to upgrade and this camera is definitely a good choice. Much brighter image and sharper.

I get much sharper low light pics using this remote. If you have a Nikon DSLR, you should have this remote as well.

I needed a remote shutter control for my Nikon D600. My desire was to capture photographs of the Hummingbirds attracted to my wife's feeder and the many flowers in her garden. The small creatures are shy and blazingly quick. Handheld telephoto shots resulted in a small, blurred image hidden at the edge of the photo. First time with this kit I achieved half a dozen sharp, clear shots with the bird hovering in the center of the image. I had set the camera on a tripod aimed where the subject would likely be, and went into the house to wait. I pressed the remote when the small male Ruby Throat was centered. Success is sweet and has opened a whole set of new photography possibilities.

The webcam image is sharper and wider than my built-in laptop camera. The mounting clip works on my thin laptop and thick iMac.