Road Trip Wireless Remote Security Camera

I glad to have the added security. I off road motorcycle ride.

I bought this right before an off road trip and it worked amazing.

I needed this wireless remote for use during a trip to the Outer Banks (NC) to photograph the night sky. And I needed it so I would have it to use there.

Great wireless remote, easy to setup and operate. I plan on getting another to remotely trip the shutter on a second placed camera at locations. Allows me to work solo and still get shots from various angles. Wouldn't mind a little more distance to play with for a wireless range but I can work with it. I really like that it comes with cables that work with all of my Canon Cameras.

I wish the range were a little better, but this little gadget is an inexpensive wireless remote for your camera.

I took a road trip from Michigan to California recently and the UV filters not only kept my camera lenses scratch free but also kept dust dirt and sand off of the lenses. I feel that i would rather replace an inexpensive UV filter over a very expensive camera lens.

Used this for first time on 9 day road trip to SAV & CHS as my everyday carry. It functioned as intended and was comfortable for all day carries. I had a Sony A7RV with a Tamron 28-200, spare battery, phone, wallet, maps along with some lens cleaning stuff. I carried a water bottle sometimes, when full the extra weight was noticeable, but tolerable. Generally I use a base for additional grip area on camera but decided to go without it because camera dropped in and out of bag easier without. Surprised that I didn’t miss the base at all. All in all I give it a 4.5 because I’d like a pinch more room and 2 zippers for the main compartment. I’d rate it above the Peak Bags though they are also quite good.

I'm an equipment rookie-- sure I've had a camera in my hand for 25 years, but never anything grand. I've been obsessed with print images just as long and I've been told I have a good eye-- my good eye knows what it wants to see, so I've recently began exploring photography option with my pocketbook (Could I have chosen a less expensive hobby omg). So, last year I wanted the Sony 7ii for a road trip up Highway 1 through Big Sur and Oregon, but had I bought it there'd be no road trip. So, I ended up getting the more affordable Sony a6000 -- it's a good camera. But, I knew it could be great with the right lens. I watched YouTube after YouTube and I thought, and after seeing what this lens could produce, I obsessed about it for two months. This thing will cost double what my camera with two kit lenses cost. Fug it. Anyway, I bought it and holy blow hole. I don't even have to know what I'm doing to take a phenomenal photo. Ten stars! I want the other two G series lenses and I guess I have to get a second job. Hehe.

I purchased this camera to be used on a road trip later this month. I set it up so it is ready to go. It will be used to capture the scenic views while driving out West.

Bought this to use with a MeFoto Road Trip tripod. Holds a camera rig or a phone. Useful piece of gear.