Small Waterproof Wireless Cameras Usb

I have this product on three Nikon 1 series cameras as well as several waterproof binoculars.

Waterproof and protection for my cameras, lenses and accessories. Could not ask for better protection.

I have had two previous Pentax wireless remotes (I still have them). This one is much easier to use, its waterproof, and it has more features than the old ones.

Excellent bag! Very well constructed. Perfect amount of pockets and access points. I'm using it with a Mix Pre 6 II and it fits real well. I just use the cushion underneath. Don't really use the supports that it comes with. I run an Anker usb c/a PD battery with a usb a splitter to charge Rode wireless GO II receivers and power the MixPre6 II. I cut up some Velcro cable management ties into small strips and they work perfectly as a way to route cables and keep them in place. The inside of the bag is soft, so you can pretty much attach anywhere. The battery goes in the small back pouch, front pocket has straps for lav mics and the ends of the charging cables when not in use, which are run through the middle of the bag to that back battery. It's so clean and slick. I plan on getting an even smaller organizer craft mix for microphone accessories(moleskin tape, windscreens, etc) as I think there's still enough room for that in the front pocket. The padded strap is great too. I just wish I could get some kind of lid for the whole thing to store it all in the bag. For now I'm just using a towel and keeping the whole thing in a Rubbermaid bun with other audio gear to protect it when not in use. Check out DSLR Video Shooter's wireless audio bag setup on youtube for more on this bag. In the video description there's a link to an unlisted video where he builds the bag step by step and it shows off pretty much every bag feature.

This is a review for the Epson RapidReceipt RR-400W Wireless scanner that I received free of charge to do a beta test and review. I’ve wanted for some time to have a dedicated scanner rather than using my all-in-one even though my all-in-one also has autofeed. Once I started using this scanner, I asked myself why I waited. There is no comparison between using the two. Opening the box there was a small unit well packed and taped securely. A small, folded easy to read “Start Here” guide, along with the power supply and USB cable was all that was needed. The setup was similar to a printer, and intuitive. The unit was light weight and seemed to be well designed. I chose to connect by USB as I was positioning the scanner near my PC, but assume that a wireless setup would be as one might expect. Some buyers may have some difficulty connecting to a wireless network if they have never done this before as there are several steps involved. I downloaded the driver and additional software and it installed step by step, showing me progress along the way. I also separately downloaded and installed Kofax Power PDF. Presto Bizcard is also included so I will now scan those piles of cards I have accumulated over time. The scanner has two paper paths to accommodate different papers. I tested it with about 15 pages and the scanner ran through them very quickly, including BOTH sides of each page. My computer gave me a number of options as to what I could do with the scans, but what impressed me most was the speed. Finally, this scanner can extract relevant information from and categorize the data from all my receipts, a previously burdensome task. Receipt management software is included as part of Epson ScanSmart, and the information can be uploaded to Quickbooks, Quicken, or TurboTax. A great little unit that does so much.

I got this to use as a back up, but I like so much I use it all the time. It has a small usb wireless receiver so pairing is automatic. However it can create interference for other wireless (bluetooth) devices, so I put the receiver on an extension cable and that solves the problem.

Bought this to get wireless DMX in a small lighting rig in ceiling of an auditorium. We leave the USB charging cable attached and powered up. Battery is removable so you don’t have to worry about overcharging it. Generates its own SSID or you can assign it to an existing one. Brilliant. It can also be used for a tester of your DMX chain at any point. Comes with a free phone app. For $150 you can control an entire universe of DMX... and it fits in your pocket! I’m using Luminair with it, and it is flawless. If you disconnect power, it comes back up right where it left off.

This hub is very small which is perfect for me. My laptop has only one USB port so I wanted a small hub like this for when I need my wireless mouse (with dongle), USB drive, and sometimes a USB keyboard. So this tiny little hub stays out of the way and lets me plug in what I need.

The Connex wireless systems have worked perfectly for us. We use them for small, wireless cameras in a sports venue. It only has to push video around 400 feet, but it's in an area with lots of RF interference and around 12,000 people. We're running at 1080p with no frame drops.

The best wireless mic I've ever used. Works with smartphones, pro cameras (like my C100 and GH5). Perfect for small-scale video creators, vloggers, and even small business owners who want to make their own videos. Insane range and excellent battery life. You can even use it for Zoom virtual meetings and livestreams. Review video: https://youtu.be/Wq4k1b1CWnI