Front Facing Car Seat Accessories

I got this for Christmas and use it all the time. Recently, my car caught on fire (nobody was hurt!) and the speaker was in the front seat where the fire was. After 15 minutes the fire department put the fire out, and when they found the speaker it was in perfectly fine condition, surviving smoke and extreme water damage with ease. Not to mention I use it in the shower all the time, and the clip feature is super convenient. I listen to music loudly and for such a little speaker, this has a great volume and bass.

I am in the middle of my first trip with the Airport Int'l V2.0 and have no complaints. First, a description: the bag is large enough to hold my three camera systems and their accessories. I have (1) Nikon D750 with the battery grip, 3 lens, and a large flash, (2) a GoPro Hero system with many accessories, and (3) a Canon G12. Everything fits - chargers, etc... There is also has a way to carry a tripod on the side of the bag. I flew on a 737-900 and tested the bag both under the seat and in the overhead. It fit in both places. I did not have my laptop in the front pouch. Pretty sure it would not have fit under the seat if I had the laptop in the front pouch. The bag rolls better than any I've used. The bag is a bit heavy on its own because it is very well padded and the external walls are rigid. The gear is extremely well protected. I am extremely pleased with this system. The only con, if you classify it that way, is it is a bit heavy compared with other bags. However, none of those bags protect the gear as well.

I use these for car dialog scenes. Either in the car attached to the window facing the driver, or on the hood facing the front window. Holds my 7d firmly with whatever lens I use an I'm never really worried about it failing. One thing is that you have to figure out exactly how to place the legs through trial and error because even though it won't fall off the hood or window, if you place the legs wrong, the camera will droop down and you'll lose your shot. Set up the legs right and it'll work for days. Love this piece.

Always had it and now I have 2 Found the old one under the car seat. They work great, never had any problem

I would hop into the car, but never found right spot for phone. I would put phone on car dash shelf, drive around a corner, not speeding mind you, and phone would fly across car, or end up under seat or down side of seat or wherever! There would always be that annoying charger cord getting tangled and in the way and usually ends up broken. But now….hop in car, easily place phone on holder - it stays there no matter how many potholes I drive over and…..the best part…..it charges on holder! The cord is concealed with little clips so no more annoying cords in the way. Absolutely love it! And because it is a permanent fixture, it counts as handsfree.

Excellent APC quality with the convenience of a front-facing USB port and display. Heavy duty.

Easy to set up, easy to use and came with a remote! I used this on 2 interviews that needed to be direct and front facing, Really helped the talent. I would recommend for any scripted interview shoot.

I was looking for a better way to use my old flash. For the moment, it only was useful on my hotshoe, but I didn't want to get front-facing flash. I was looking for a good length of cord and this Vello Off-Camera flash cord was exactly what I needed. Now I can take pictures where I can control where I want the flash. While it's no monolight or speed light, this run and gun method works great!

Its really nice to see a compact, clean design to give 3 additional ports. I especially like the front facing ports.

Lens hoods are great for protecting lenses, the Hood Hat, Mini is a nice little neoprene cover that cushions your lens hood. Highly recommend it. The Hood Hat Mini's home is on my sony zeiss 55mm 1.8 lens - I use it on the hood both front facing and rear facing. I also use it over the barrel - when un-hooded, when hood not in use. if using it un-hooded, keep in mind that It only covers the front 1/2 of the barrel. Imagine placing hood backward on your lens. That is the real estate it covers. Still, it acts as a nice little buffer, providing me with peace of mind, and the lens with a little protection from bumps. I like to cover all my gear with some type of neoprene cover and this one, as with all OP / TECH USA gear I've purchased so far, is perfect.