Ps5 Controller Keeps Moving Left

Keeps batteries from moving around in my sac and eliminates the danger of contacts touching each other.

A great addition to the RØDE line! Keeps my RØDECaster Duo from getting marked up while moving or traveling.

Keeps up with my Sony Alpha 6700 when it's in continuous, hi-res shooting mode for fast-moving wildlife.

Keeps the light out of the viewfinder with a tight fit to the eye area. I am left eye dominant, this eye cup rotates for either left or right eye use.

I use the VT-4000 tripod and zoom controller with my Cannon Vixia HF G20 to video live action demonstrations. The swing action, up and down are very smooth with this head. I used one previously with a non-profit I filmed for. Theirs had several years of use and was a little more broken in. The new one I just purchased for myself is still quite smooth but I know will be even better once broken in. The zoom controller is a must! You can get much more fluid transitions while moving and zooming at the same time. It also saves your arms. You can comfortably rest your hand on the swing arm while moving and zooming. The tripod is very stable and easy to adjust. The head will adjust independently of the tripod legs so you can level with the bubble without the awkward leg-leveling. Just hand-loosen the adjustment knob below the head, tilt to level and re-tighten. Buying the tripod, arm and zoom controller as a package was a good deal.

Fast shipping which took about 5 working days ,good handling. Above all the controller is working very well no complain nothing was left out, everything was complete and well sealed . I really enjoyed shopping with B&H though this was my first time of purchase and also am referring my friends who want to place order on any item to use B&H. Thanks much

I was looking for a synth action controller to replace my old Korg Wavestation, which is, in my opinion, the best synth action ever. Is not for everyone, though, since is so light, you can fly on lead passages, but is not very comfortable for pianos or organs. But the problem is that, since is a fully fledged synth, is big and heavy. Not really practical to move it around gigs. Anyway, to my amazement, the Nektar action is so light and smooth, not at all plasticky or spongy as many other controllers I've tried, that I can now put my trusty to Wavestation rest. As a plus, is very light and small overall, as much as I can fit both my main controller (M-Audio Code 61) and the Nektar on the same SKB hard case, how convenient is that? Build quality is top notch. Can't talk about long term, since I've only used it for a few weeks, but looks and feels very well built, it doesn't squeak when squeezed, buttons and dials are great and responsive, configuring it is a breeze, and it does have a multi function plug for either a sustain or expression pedal. That is very nice to me, since I'll be adding another expression pedal to control my left hand, while I use the other for the left. In a nutshell, I believe the Nektar GX49 is without doubt the best sub 100$ 49 key controller in the market.

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.

Seem to have trouble now and again with the left(or right) controller drifting (usually downward) in a menu or a list, and tracking my boundaries, but other than that, and the system updates not being available when I read about people using them online, it's a good unit...

Since I'm using a LANC controller with handle, having a secondary pan handle on the left side is exactly what I needed. It just feels natural. I now own 2 secondary handles for each Sachtler tripod system. A+