Holding Gaming Controller Drawing Reference

I took my gaming to the next level with this controller and I love using it!

This is an excellent paper for our use. We take photos of our projects before construction begins and these are used for reference during the architectural design and construction drawing phase. This paper is perfect for this. It gives you a very nice photo quality, not grainy. We print 4 photos to a page. The cost is very acceptable also.

As I've never owned or directly operated a multiclamp before I don't have much to reference. The quality appears sturdy and solid and presumably will last for some time. The item does a good job at holding steady small or medium sized umbrellas with zero to minimal effort. If ever questioning the muliclamp's ability to successfully 'clamp' an umbrella, simply tighten the screw holding the umbrella in place to secure the umbrella further. On larger and more weighty umbrellas, this clamp performs poorly and is not recommended for securing objects of such size. Otherwise, 5 out of 5 stars.

Handles like a dream. Easy to use and it's straightforward. I use this when I'm light drawing or if I am a one man team, setting up light or holding the reflector, I can use the remote and take photos.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have been using it for gaming, drawing, surfing the internet, streaming and everything in between and have not hit a single bottleneck in anything. The battery life is insanely long? I can use it from dawn to dusk without having to worry about the battery dying and overall, this tablet has been more fun to use than my own PC.

I have not tested the range but I know the signal from this controller gets to the camera all of the time regardless of where I am holding it. It is not clear to me if the controller can be used for multiple exposures, so far it only works for single shots. I intend to keep it.

I use this controller attached to the handle on my mono pod. It allows me to focus an zoom with my left hand while holding the mono pod with my right. Its simple and effective. I like the on and off switch for auto-focus. I have a Panasonic hpx 250 camera.

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Drawing on it feels much more natural than drawing on glass surface.

I got this for a home theater/gaming room and it rocks. I would like the controller to have the tubi, netflix, peacock buttons to be costum designated like people individually could set those buttons to the services they prioritize.