In Ear Monitor Bts

If you need in ear monitor and and don't want to spend over $ Then this is your solution.

I have it like a week or so and it's perfect for influencers and filmmakers. I use it on photoshoots for mi BTS and some point of view that I like. In videos hold up very good in a medium camera like a DSLR or mirrorless. I love the legs they are super flexible and strong, also have a good grip.

picked up one of these lights for a couple of shoots where I was filming talent for BTS video. The light is very quick to setup 1 minute tops if you've got a C-Stand or any light stand ready to go. Adjustable brightness on the control panel is clutch to adjust on the fly. Very small and compact and gives off incredible light. Highly recommend 1-2 of these for your kit!

I just received my BTS-35 Thermal Riflescope from Burris, this is a superior product. I have used multiple other brands of thermal optics, mainly for Hog hunting, but this one is a really great price point, and similar if not better quality to the higher priced options on the market. If you are looking to not break the bank, or just getting into the thermal optics game, I would strongly recommend the Burris Thermal Optics as the way to go.

Everyone should have a UV on all their lenses - just for the simple reason of protecting your expensive lens against dirt, dust, and smudging. Chiaro offers the ultimate in protection without the loss of image quality. The 99-UVBT uses the same Schott glass, multi-coatings, and resistance coatings as the top of the line 99-UVBTS - the only difference is in the knurling. BT is knurled just at the top while the BTS is knurled on the top and sides. I do prefer the BTS for the best grip but if you want to save a little cash ($8 for the 62mm) then the BT will most likely serve you well into the future!

Willen is not only a portable small BT Speaker (BTS!! haha) that I was researching for but also offers a great sound from such a small device!!

I'm really digging the Chiaro filter line and I have been investing in their top of the lint 99-UVBTS but I wanted to see what the difference between the BTS and BT were all about. Same brass filter ring, same Schott glass, same 99% light transmission...the difference is in the knurling. To be honest, I haven't experienced knurling with filters before and I absolutely love the top and side knurling on the BTS - incredibly easy to grip at an angle to take on/off. The top knurling on this filter is like teeth on the top of the brass ring. This seems to be better suited for stacking another lens on and making sure it won't stick. You can still use the top knurling to get a grip on the filter to remove or put on - but after testing I prefer the top and side knurling the best. Price difference between the BTS vs BT is $5 so why not get the absolute best?

Sometimes I like to do some BTS filming and this camera does a nice job.  Great job with stills or video in either manual or automatic mode.  Not able to use an exterinal mic is kind of a bummer.  Flip-up screen is a huge help.

This is the tripod that I'll take any day over everything else, especially in run and gun, fast-moving shooting like BTS, doc, etc. Reliable and fast and smooth, these tripod/heads outshine competitors like the sun to the moon. Though pricey, they're an investment well worth it, almost as important as your lens investments.

I was a little skeptical about buy this brand at first, but after receiving and using the 67mm T99 UV-BTS (MC) FILTER, it proved to be very high quality, both in the build, as well as the optical quality.