Hi Def Wireless Security Camera

Nice & bright, very noticeably Hi-Def crispness. Up against several new Sony 50 hi-def Plasma TV's in a Sports Bar, the Optoma TX1080 definately has a better picture than they do.

I just revived this paper and I absolutely love it I would def recommend it too others thanks B n H

I'm using this mike with my Canon HF S20 Hi-Def camcorder. The built-in mike is okay but picks up noise in every direction. The Rode VideoMic not only provides much more focussed directional sound - it also gives a much fuller, clearer and richer sound quality. The difference is very visible when you look at the wave forms - more range and clarity. It turns an amateur production into something very professional. Mounting the microphone to the camcorder was very straightforward with the shoe adapter recommended by B and H. This gizmo also provides a very solid grip on the cameral and actually makes it more stable in hand-held use.

Hoodman HD350 Video Hi-Def 16 x 9 LCD Camcorder Hood, perfect work in my camera...

Hi-Def of the old days. I have a monitor that I use on a secondary PC that is DVI. And if I acquire a monitor that has DVI. I'll use it. Although the Pearlstone brand is new to me. After seeing the varying cables and connectors that B&H had. I decided to get a couple of them. No conflicts and no problems. They adapt well.

I use these for my Hi Def racks on set of motion pictures. The retractable lights give enough work light while allowing me to accurately view images on the screen.

Amazing, Hi def, records tv shows daily while Im at work. Couldnt ask for more.

Hi have had canon wireless flash, Nikon and used Wireless pro photo B1 system. This system is the same as Canon. very easy to set up and I love the tally light at the back telling you what group your on. The only pet hate is you have to have them on TTL mode to manually set the flash from the commander. Dont believe the first comment with low stars he/she didnt firmware update the camera so it didn't work. If your a Photographer who needs a a7rii,a7sii or a7ii with wireless flash get it, own it.

You can do some mean Shots with this camera, def a cop

I needed to connect an outdoor wireless security camera to Wifi but the signal on the main router wasn't strong enough to penetrate a thick masonry wall. The TP-link solved this problem. I set it up inside at the wall needing signal penetration but in line with the router. It worked perfectly - having a booster closer to the camera did the trick.