Power Ps4 Controller

This is the best gimbal around for the price. It works great with a PS4 controller for wireless control.

Needed to go from headphones with separate mic and speaker inputs to PS4 controller. This adapter looks sturdy and works so far.

After borrowing and testing a set on 3 different shoots I purchased this set. Very easy to set up for Manual Exposure right from the Controller. Controller makes it so much easier to adjust flash power without lowering light stands and manually setting each flash power! Set your FLASH unit on i-TTL so it receives the correct settings from the controller. I've also used it once as a full TTL with the Camera setting the exposure and it worked OK. I also purchased a YN685 flash that works with the controller without using a receiver, but haven't done a shoot with it yet.

Perfect; used this for my PS4 Pro and it’s been next level

Great price for PS4/PS5 storage.

Finally! A remote controller for my Quantum flashes that lets me adjust the power manually. Worked perfectly out of the box. You will need to know which lights are Wireless R1 and Wireless R2 if you are using different outputs for more than one light. Another great Quantum Instruments product.

Very impressive slider! For the price, it comes with a ton of features. I do like that I can power it with a battery back. I was also able to power it with the USB port on the controller. It took me while to figure out the controller settings to set starting and end points. after a bit of trial and error, it was perfect! The slider comes with a foam inserted case. It comes with a ball head. Set it on a table or mount it to a tripod to lightstands.

Unlike F22, F21 is passive cooled. Aputure has a FREE bracket replacement program with the new low profile, sturdy bracket with a very good design. Unlike the other 1 star rating user, I find that the plastic connectors are not an issue. I have used on a feature kino airs with similar plastic connectors. Don't step on them and don't drop them. Even aluminum lemo connectors would break if you do that to them. The controller seems sturdy to me. The head lead is thick and reinforced into the panel. The only negative - the C13 connector is not locking (like most aputure connectors); make sure you shove that in the power brick. Once it was loose and I thought something was broken. The powerbrick comes with a nice bracket which connects in the v mount slot of the controller. Thus making a compact unit. I have used this light as a hair light, and as a key. At full power even diffused is plenty bright. At iso 100, shutter 1/100, I was getting T11-16 (with silk and half grid diffuser) at 1meter (3 feet roughly). I would get at least another one. Instead of one F22, I would get two F21 (I got the c model for g/m and color adjustment) - and I would connect them via a bracket to get an F22 or split them apart as needed. The F22 seems to have a high pitch fan that is louder than a Forza 500 (there was one in the store next to it, so I speak facts).

Incredible power in a tiny package. This is just the ticket for back-country adventures. I tried doing ski videos with my Mavic 3 but it was just a bit too big and fixing the phone to the controller was a pain that took too long for my ski partners. This little thing easily fits in my pack and the new RC2 controller is fantastic, although it is bigger than the drone!

I bought this to power the motors of my Tilta Nucleus-M Wireless Lens Controller. It works great and didn't break the bank. I really like all the different connections and voltages. It came be used for many different thing.