Ps4 Controller L3 R3 Button

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

Great RGB light. With the controller, customizing the light is really easy with the Lian Li L3 Connect software

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

I could not get the ML-L3 to shoot frame after frame by holding down the button. Many cameras do have the feature of continual shoot features built in for that function. I will work in that mode, but the function must be build into the software.

The ML-L3 is made for one purpose only, and that's to trip the shutter when you're ready to rather than doing the scramble while your camera's self-timer ticks off. The remote has only one button, so there's no options with it, but also no confusion. All the settings are done with a compatible camera, where you set how long the camera will stay responsive to the remote and whether a button push trips the shutter immediately or after a 2 second delay. My D40 is limited to 15 minutes of remote responsiveness, but it's still a boon for self-portraits or group shots. No more running back to the camera to reset the timer every shot! You can just repose and keep on hitting the button! Problems Encountered: None. Items I Recommend: Nikon D40

This wheel feels sturdy, looks nice, and works well with my PS4. The button layouts are not obvious, however. They're not labeled for the PS4 at all, so you'll just have to memorize which button corresponds to circle, square, etc. Only L3 and R3 are labeled. I'm bummed that Need for Speed 2015 doesn't support any steering wheels for the PS4. But that's not Thrustmaster's fault. This wheel feels like it'll last a while. I like it.

It's a small and lightweight controller with a firm click of each button and touchpad.

I use this on my R3. Very well made.

To be fair I did no research into this when I bought it. I needed a zoom controller for my Ursa Broadcast G2 as I'm using it on a tripod for sports, and this is pretty much the only game in town without dropping gobs of money on a Fujinon controller. (I'm using the Fujinon kit lens in the G2 combo package). I knew it had the zoom rocker, zoom speed knob and a button behind the knob. What I didn't really is how agile this thing is. I didn't realize there were also 3 buttons under the handle as well. Just messing around I had the speed knob set up to be a focus knob, the button behind the knob set to trigger autofocus, a button underneath (there's actually one on either side of the handle but they're paired together to do the same function) to trigger record, and then the other two I set up for preset Focus A and preset Focus B. Shifting focus between the two presets was fast and precise. Will I ever actually use all the buttons? Probably not, I just wanted a zoom control. But I do see the ability to use the zoom speed knob as a half-baked focus wheel being useful down the road. My only real gripe is the mount. It's gigantic, and there's no adjustability. It took a bit of fiddling with my tripod to get it in a position where it was comfortable to use without the tripods arm getting in the way. It would be nice if there was a way to change the angle a little bit

This controller is used to operate a Fujinon lens on a Sony HVR-S270. As with previous Varizoom products I have had, the quality is great and it does all it is supposed to do at a great price.The main negative for me is that I don't like the record/pause button right next to the zoom control. You can accidentally hit pause when you don't intend to do so. I put a cap over the record button and tape it down to avoid pausing by accident and losing important footage.