Eye In 80S Surveillance Camera

This is exactly what I needed to get my old surveillance camera back up and running. Thanks.

I'm using it for concerts, where it improves footage that previously looked more like a surveillance camera!

Can not ask anything better than this. Work perfect with my desktop and my camera surveillance system 2 in 1 monitor

I am using this product in my surveillance camera box and i am most happy with it .I think it dose the job better than the green one that was in the box before.

This very flexible remote allows the camera to make images with you at the controls or in your absence. It is excellent for remote surveillance.

I use it to tape things like a camera eye piece.

I admit I have a strong preference for prime lenses. I've been a Pentaxian since the 80s, and while I've had many zooms, I've never loved any of them. This one is different. Images are pleasing, despite minor compromises that other reviewers cover well. It is small enough to be a go-anywhere lens and is surprisingly light and well-balanced on the camera (K-3). Autofocus is adequate. That's even true for candid shots if you preset the focus with the distance scale before raising the camera to eye (remember that old skill from the days of manual focus?). All-in-all, it's a keeper.

Infrared remote is so 80s, but still works great. Fires off the camera fine. You can point it at the wall, and it will bounce back to the camera just like the old TV remote. It works great up to a point of course.  However, when the battery is old, you have to point it more and more towards the camera.

GREAT FOR VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS.

I sell these with Surveillance DVR's and they are the best! Nuf said!!!