Flashing Lights At Hockey Games

flashing lights indicate charge level roughly.

Does its job. I like how the flashing of the lights lets you know where you are in the charge cycle.

Works great. The flashing lights are an easy way to see how the charge is progressing.

I use this ballhead atop a clamp on a wide vertical pipe to shoot the scoreboard at hockey games and this ballhead is so flexable yet sturdy I have had just perfect results with it.

I got the camera to share Hockey games of my kids with my parents who are 2000 miles away. I took me about ten minutes to setup the first time, then I attached my YouTube account and it's that simple. I attached it to a suction cup mount on the glass and use the zoom feature when they head down the ice. I have never had the battery run out during a game and the memory card recording is even better quality than the live stream so I can edit a highlight of a great goal. I have also set this up for a soccer game and panned the camera, it's a wide shot really shows the family everything I would definitely suggest this to others with a basic-adv technical knowledge.

I am not an expert with camera's. I use this mostly to film my kids hockey and rugby games. After a month of use I can give this a great review. It has a great picture and keeps up with the action. It is easy to use right out of the box for someone like me that really doesn't know what everything does. To be fair that would be with any camera. I would certainly recommend it to sports parents that are looking to capture their kids events.

I use it on my Canon 70-200mm to shoot hockey games from the bench. It save a few times from flying pucks and believe it or no sticks too. Paid fof itself a few times already.

I use this to play music over arena PA systems for kids hockey games. Works great as all we have available to us is an XLR mic, simply hook this up with an iPod/iPad and away you go. I always use it with a line out dock connector, NOT THE HEADPHONE JACK, and it works 100%. The gain adjustment on the line in is great for making sure the sound is not over powering. Excellent compact design.

I put considerable research into this purchase, and have been very pleased with it thus far. I was looking for a camcorder that made great video out of the box in full-auto mode, but also had professional features available that I can begin to use as I become more familiar and comfortable with them. I've been using this mostly for recording my kids' hockey games, and for that it's done a superb job. I haven't shot any 4K video because I don't have a 4K tv to view it on, so I can't make any comments about that. I can say this a great camera to shoot hockey games with at 1080p 60fps. The image quality (particularly the color) is much better than I've been used to with my Sony Handycam. One of the few complaints I have about the camera in full auto, is that the image becomes noticeably darker as you zoom in. This was not unexpected, as it was mentioned in a number of video reviews, but is still quite noticeable. I'm expecting a back-ordered external microphone at some point, and that will make an excellent addition, as the internal microphone does a fantastic job of picking up mechanical sounds from within the camcorder, and sounds of the camcorder being handled in general. It's kindof annoying, but I understand that the external microphone solves that problem nicely. Overall, this has been a wonderful thus far, and is a great value for the price.

Used for taking shots of high school hockey games with my Nikon D7000. Topped it with a Manfrotto 234RC and it is just perfect. the P326 is lightweight, very compact and strong. Base is easily adjustable to either a point or flat. Recommended.