Honeywell Doorbell Camera User Manual

An excellent book. The author referencing back to the camera user's manual is a nice added feature. Will take me quite a while to absorb all this information.

In all honesty it is a very user friendly camera for those who are just learning up to the pros. It is very clean look and not complicated unless you want to get into the manual changes which is greatly explained in the manual

Rear curtain flash is a function of the camera, not the flash. The flash only does what the camera tells it to do. In your Nikon user manual look under Flash Sync. for instructions for the various sync modes. Sunpak wouldn't know to make an inferior product. I have been using them for a long time and never hesitated to buy an upgraded version.

I love this lens. Such a great user experience… Great for beginners learning manual settings on a digital camera because it forces you to slow down and great for professionals whom have already developed the muscle memory of the focusing tab to execute shots efficiently. I love that when using this lens, your camera will automatically adjust to manual mode due to the electrical contact points. Those same contacts points also provide just enough information for you to enjoy continually shooting. The level of control and vintage feel this lens provides makes me wish Voightlander updated all their lenses this way. The only place it falls short for me is no weather sealing. Other than that spectacular!

I love how easy this camera is to use after reading some tips in the user manual. I was able to manually set, settings within the first day and take some pretty spectacular photos (as someone who has never owned a pro camera) Lenses were super easy to operate and are sturdy. Large LCD screen made it easy to see settings or photos Easy to set timer

A Little problem with Honeywell camera installation but they connected. Everything else connected on the first try. Has been rock solid so far.

Easy setup and install. The enclosed manual small print made it difficult to read. Online youtube videos were helpful especially when they guy plug in the doorbell with the USB cable to pre-setup the device on your network was a great tip. The only thing that was missing from the instruction was setting up the chime kit for a mechanical doorbell by going into the settings on the app to change the Doorbell Chime from the default "Wi-Fi Chime" to "Mechanical Chime". Go to settings - - doorbell chime - - - third party chime and select "mechanical chime".

I have been doing photography since the Honeywell Strobinar potato masher days. In recent years using several Canon 580 EX II flash units. I have been following the Phottix Mitros and Odin line for a year or more, and with the recent great prices at B&H on the Mitros+ and Odin trigger combo, I took the plunge and purchased several of these packages. I love them. Build quality seems good, and the radio control functions just work as intended. I really like the flexibility of using either the Odin flash trigger on my camera or a Mitros+ unit on the camera as a master. With several Mitros+ units and several Canon flash units on Odin receivers, the lighting options are endless.

excellent device - well made and good results. user manual would do well to include more info.

Very pleased … User manual should be printed with a larger fonts