Ps5 Controller Touch Open

Worth every penny. In concert with a zoon controller you dont have to touch he camera ever again

The touch screen is too small to operate the tilt function. You wont be able to do smooth tilts or pans with this camera unless you get this controller wheel.  I received the Osmo Pocket for Xmas and have used it everyday since for work. this controller wheel makes manipulating the position of the head possible and I highly recommend it for the Osmo Pocket

Much improved ergonomics (touch screen, smart controller, faster and easier to use LiveView); better focusing (more than a single focus point at f8 - but not the full 191 - 191 focus points instead of 61); virtually unlimited buffer - but it won’t use your old CF cards; blindingly fast, especially in LiveView. I use it for bird photography almost exclusively, so I haven’t taken advantage of the human head recognition, but that should be a great feature for sports. A good, solid upgrade.

Very well thought out layout. The bands to hold it open are a great touch

The Libec controller works great with the Canon HF G20. One nice thing about this unit is how wide the jaw will open: I have actually attached this to a pretty thick hand grip on a rails-rig (zacuto type system) - it surprised that it would actually open that wide. Great unit, and very affordable.

The very moment I open a new lens box, I place a new filter on my lens. That way I only have to clean the filter cover and never touch the front of my lens.

I'm using the modem with wide open west for the 500 Mbit plan. It is very cool to touch when operating and I found the GUI easy to navigate. Although not a criticism, I would like an end user option to update the firmware and not depend on the ISP to make any changes.

My normal camera is an A7Riii, and carrying it around with lenses can be quite a chore. I like to take photos opportunistically as I walk around, and I was looking for something to replace my aging a5100. The image quality has been excellent in low light, as the f1.8 lens is considerably more open than the f3.5 kit lens of the a5100, and I'm very happy with the range of the zoom. The flip-out touch screen has two features I'm really enjoying: being able to touch the screen to focus, and using the screen itself as a power switch -- if you fold the screen shut with the screen facing inward, the camera automatically turns off; when you flip the screen open, it turns back on! The menu button is a little small and difficult to feel with my thumb, and menu navigation requires some effort. When taking photos in manual mode, there's only one dial, and you need to press a button to switch between aperture and shutter settings -- but this was the same on the a5100. However, I feel like I may choose automatic settings with the ZV-1, as I've been happy with the quality of the shots. Overall I'm pretty happy with this!

Maybe I just don't have the touch and maybe it's just because of the size of it (6 feet!) it's hard to fold. You really need to grip the frame tightly to get it to twist inside the fabric. Once you get it twisted it does the rest for you. Opening it is great because of how strong the frame is. It pops right open, but beware you aren't near any open beverages or small children because it definitely knock them over. It gives off a very nice color value and is made of a strong fabric. I like it but I think I'll need a smaller one for working in more confined spaces and operating without an assistant. 6 feet just might be a little unwieldy at times.

Just got a ps5 recently and this is a must have