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All you need to do is sign into your account of purchase then paste the review and submit (To paste: Ctrl V on PC, Cmd V on MAC, tap and hold on mobile).

Amazon makes it very easy to install this. You sign into your account, you are recognized, and Amazon asks if you want the apps and settings from your previous (outdated) Firestick to be downloaded to your new one. Saying yes, you can then sit back and relax. This stick has a few new features. Among them, it can turn the TV set itself on & off, and it can raise & lower the volume. Very intelligent. As for the time it took to get it, B&H is a fast shipper. Good service. Video, Audio, Photo, Computer peripherals, etc. Nice outfit to do business with.

If we are talking about buying the subscription, it works just fine. You just sign up or sign in to an Adobe account, give them the code, and are good to go! If we are talking about Lightroom and Photoshop, I've been using them for years at work and love them so much that I just had to get them for myself!

If you own an Sony Fx6 or Fx9 or any of the Canon Cinema cameras, this is the best tripod you can get for the price. If you have an edu account you save 10%. You really can't go wrong with these sticks

Up to 10 hours of recording on my sony V1P camcorder.. Everyone should buy that

I am very happy with this upgrade. If you are looking to make the jump this is your sign.

Nice & bright, very noticeably Hi-Def crispness. Up against several new Sony 50 hi-def Plasma TV's in a Sports Bar, the Optoma TX1080 definately has a better picture than they do.

I purchased one set to go with my STR190 Sony, and they were so good I purchased a second set. Up there with Paradigm and Mission products at a fraction of the price. Fast shipping and excellent service. Thank you B&H!

I had been wanting to get a Sony mirrorless, but Nikon's foray into the field delayed me. Up until now, I've shot exclusively on Nikon DSLR's and the Nikon Z 6. The release of the A7IV was the final tipping point for me. I could keep investing in the Z system, or try Sony finally. So I made the jump. It's *offensive* how good auto-focus tracking and speed are on this, in comparison to the Nikon. It makes sense though. Sony has been in the segment for so much longer. I got the kit and added the compact G 40mm. I'm still adjusting to the small differences between the Nikon and the Sony - like the completely flipped lens release button and twist in the opposite direction. My only beef with any of this should be short-lived, and is no fault Sony's. My workflows are generally Mac/iOS-based, using the native Photos apps for ingest and backup before taking selects into LR. Apple has yet to release an update supporting the RAW format this new camera produces.

Up to this point I have only used the remote shutter and Timelapse functions and they have worked as expected. I have used it both with my Nikon D850 and my Sony 7aiii (with the Sony cable).  I recommend that anyone using the trigger checkout the very useful YouTube tutorials.