Sony Playstation Camera Usb Motion Sensor Jet Black

I purchased a motion sensor, trigger sometime ago. The trigger has a 90/94 degree cone of activation so unless you want the camera to go off with every little movement outside the lens view angle you need to set the sensor close to the target. With this cable I can setup the sensor next to the bird feeder while the camera is at some distance away (Birds are not aware that the camera is taking photos). With this setup the sensor only detects movement in the area you want and within the lens view angle.

Love this camera. It replaced two that I had back to back. The panoramic is seamless. Works like advertised. Motion sensor is picking up cars 250 away on setting 2. Picture is great. Added this camera to my 3 year old 4k Fusion collection.

I have two of these camera and will be getting more soon. The photos are fantastic and the motion sensor is ridiculous, My favorite feature is the remote formatting!! Not having the take the cards out and format them with every new update is amazing. For what you get in this camera the price is crazy cheap. Getting 100 free photos a month is also huge of the off season!!

Perfect for an editorial portrait that required a jet black background. I love it.

My Sony Bravia is the best, and my PlayStation. The best gaming system with best television how can you go wrong.

This is the coolest camera ever. The images are nothing short of magical. The quality of the files and the performance benefit of the dedicated black and white sensor leave almost nothing to be desired. Yes, it is expensive. But I'm not kidding when I say this - this camera makes it truly hard to take a bad picture! The physical design and quality of the camera body and the lens are purely Leica and thus top-notch. The macro setting works great and has a nice mechanical feel (as does the aperture ring). The Fotos app makes transferring, editing (with Adobe Lightroom) and exporting images a breeze. I shoot in raw but am almost always satisfied by the JPEGs this camera produces. They are excellent. I should also mention that the low-light capabilities of this camera are leagues above any other camera I've ever shot. It is nearly ISO invariant and can capture images literally in the dark. Not only that, these images are low-noise and amazingly sharp. The tonality of the images this camera produces is hard to describe. It is simply stunning and completely different from B&W converted images I get with my D750. The blacks are perfectly black and the whites are perfectly white. It's almost frighteningly sharp at all apertures and the 47MP sensor leaves a ton of room for cropping. I've attached a series of pictures to attempt to demonstrate this. If I had to find things I don't like, it would be the ridiculously expensive extra batteries ($285!) and the 80+MB raw files. I bought this camera because I wanted to reignite my long-standing passion for photography by getting back to the essentials (simple cameras, B&W). That being said, I wouldn't hesitate to buy this for professional use as well. Take this camera to a wedding and you will come back with shots you simply cannot get with color cameras due to the low-light performance. You'll also get plenty of comments like "hey! That's a cool camera!"

I had to write a review for this thing as is definitely one of the better units I have purchased. No1 thing to do when receiving this unit is do the firmware updates FIRST! This is crucial. It took me some time to figure it out and get everything paired up properly. Beware the cables supplied. There are a few that look identical but for some reason don't quite work the same or I had a bad one as at first I couldn't get any transmission between the gimbal and the wireless motion controller. Once I got it all up and running, the unit functions amazingly. The motion remote is brilliant and the gimbal responds flawlessly to your movements. I can't wait to try it at an airshow next year. Now something I did discover is that although it says the unit is mainly for DSLRs and larger cameras, i got it working with my Sony PXW-Z90V 4k video camera using the Sony cable. I just wish they made the cables a tad longer, but it worked by mounting the transmitter on top of the camera so it was closer to the Sony's Multi port on the side. Voila. It works. I can't attest to other cameras but I imagine any Sony with a multi control port should work. Caution: it must be a camera that has continuous HDMI as some of the Sony 4k handycams disable the HDMI out when recording in 4k. The PXW-Z90V thankfully has option to output to external monitor in the camera settings. Pros: Very well made gimbal. Strong and sturdy. Lovely motion control remote. Nice carry case. Cons: Gimbal takes some time to setup and firmware updates take a while. Limited phone compatibility. My Note 20 Ultra did not work with the app. Only 5hrs battery life on the motion control remote, less if you are powering other things with the USB out. Cables supplied could be a bit longer. Other than the few cons I am VERY happy with the unit. For quick setup I labeled the necessary cables. I honestly don't know why there are bad reviews. A bit of time and patience and it's a lovely unit.

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The cloth really does seem to soak up the light. You will get a jet-black background, no texture; just darkness... unless you light it with a contour or cuko of some sort.

This is just a very preliminary review as I have only had the camera for a few days and have made only some test pictures to ensure it is operating properly which it is. So far – so good. Until now I have been using the EM5 Mark II with great results but there were two features on the Mark III that immediately caught my attention – a slightly higher resolution sensor and - the in camera battery charging. Although I’ve not yet had any issues with the Mark II’s smaller sensor I feel the larger sensor will be an advantage if making a very big print – especially if substantial cropping might be required. I edit using Photoshop CC and always shoot in the RAW + JEPG mode. But the feature I really like is the in camera battery charging. Not having to carry around the charger with that absurdly long power cord (There are some other options to this) is a pleasure. Just a short USB to USB micro charging cord will work - fine. But if you want to transfer your photos directly to a computer, you will probably want to use the included cable since not all third party cables while they will charge, may not support data transfer. Not an issue for me – I normally remove the card and download directly from it in my laptop or desktop. In summary, This is a purchase I’m very happy I made.