Ring Security Camera User Manual

We built a new home two months ago and made Ring our security systems. It is so easy to use through out phones. We love to be able to check our door bell camera and back yard security camera when we are away. We live in a fairly seclude area now and the cameras and overall security the system offers us is very reasurring.

I use these to tighten my Schneider variable ND filter to the step down ring and then to my camera for added security. Works great won't damage your filters or adapters like a wrench will.

An excellent book. The author referencing back to the camera user's manual is a nice added feature. Will take me quite a while to absorb all this information.

In all honesty it is a very user friendly camera for those who are just learning up to the pros. It is very clean look and not complicated unless you want to get into the manual changes which is greatly explained in the manual

Rear curtain flash is a function of the camera, not the flash. The flash only does what the camera tells it to do. In your Nikon user manual look under Flash Sync. for instructions for the various sync modes. Sunpak wouldn't know to make an inferior product. I have been using them for a long time and never hesitated to buy an upgraded version.

I love this lens. Such a great user experience… Great for beginners learning manual settings on a digital camera because it forces you to slow down and great for professionals whom have already developed the muscle memory of the focusing tab to execute shots efficiently. I love that when using this lens, your camera will automatically adjust to manual mode due to the electrical contact points. Those same contacts points also provide just enough information for you to enjoy continually shooting. The level of control and vintage feel this lens provides makes me wish Voightlander updated all their lenses this way. The only place it falls short for me is no weather sealing. Other than that spectacular!

I love how easy this camera is to use after reading some tips in the user manual. I was able to manually set, settings within the first day and take some pretty spectacular photos (as someone who has never owned a pro camera) Lenses were super easy to operate and are sturdy. Large LCD screen made it easy to see settings or photos Easy to set timer

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used to be a ring camera user, but truth be told, I really liked this better. Functionality wise it was much more useful and convenient with all the different security features.

Had an older bellows that we used with our F2 for extreme close-up work but it would not fit our D series camera because the camera hand hold prevented the bellows housing from rotating to engage the mount. This one worked fine and we are again taking very close up macro catalog shots. Just like the older model, this is 100% manual and some lenses just will not work because there in no aperture ring on the lens. Make sure the lens you want to use has a ring for manual use otherwise it will revert to the smallest aperture the lens has available.

I mounted this lens on my Fuji X-H1. I set the manual focus assist at high res red; set the lens at F8 and the focus at 3 meters for a zone focus of 1.5 M to infinity. Set my iso and shutter speed dials to manual and, with my small Sekonic incident light meter, took a walk around town. The experience nearly replicates the feel of my camera walks of thirty years ago with a manual film camera. Lens build quality is very good, aperture ring has firm clicks, focus ring turns smoothly, images are sharp. I have plenty of Fuji AF prime lenses so didn't need this to fill a focal length hole. I bought it for the user experience. To slow myself down and take my shooting method back to the basics.