Verizon Wireless 24 Hour Line

This mic is used in a 24 hour live broadcast and works well.

I burn ONE from the computer (source), then Duplicate that disc as the source and get about 24 DVD's per hour, (30 min. episode on disc) I love how I can hook it up to the computer & use it stand alone... very easy. But... I think it's a bit Big & Heavy, so make room for it.

Shure's SLXD wireless line represents a major improvement. More frequencies, Wireless Workbench, great stability & sound quality. The bodypacks seem to be fairly power hungry, but good batteries can last the whole day. Supply chain issues stunted the rollout of the SLXD line. If you can find them, buy them! B&H seems to have stock when others are backordered.

I have always wanted a more professional microphone, and thanks to the recent 24 hour flash deal on this microphone at B&H, it finally fit into my budget. As I hoped, it has a beautiful sound that is full but not muddy, live but not overly bright. The Sennheiser has a smoothness and subtlety that puts it in a class above my other mics. I plan to use it for boom work but also for voiceover. When I read about other mics, it's often the standard they are compared to, as in a great mic that is almost as good as the 416 but costs less. Well, with the recent sale I got the real thing for no more money than the close competitors. This is exactly the kind of thing that has me always quick to check the B&H flash deal email when it comes in just after midnight on weeknights.

This lens is great enough to handle everything. Great for both video and photo work. And when I got it it was on 24 hour deal last time so it was 900$ so that price was no brainer for this lens which you can get Image Stabilization weather sheld and most amazing image quality (Tact sharp)*

So all I can say is I got these as part of a 24-hour sale, and I'm delighted to have them! I get over 2,000 lux at one meter with the two of them, they're easy to place thanks to the screws in the bottom and the fold-out brackets, and while they only last a half-hour each on battery power I extend that with 10,000 or 20,000 mAH battery packs or AC. It's enough light to do a basic stand-up or fill in light where I need it....

love the boombox 3,its loud with deep bass. only one problem, its not 24 hour playtime! more like 6 or 7 hours

We use this drive with 11 Hi-Res 4K cameras - gives us around 30 days of 24 hour storage - we rely heavily on this HDD for retrievals.

I had a brand-new camera and a 24-70 lens to pack up for a 6-hour flight. I picked up two of these wraps at B+H the day before travel; used for extra padding inside the camera bag, they got the job done, and I was able to transport everything safely, without damage. In fact, the Ruggards may have saved my equipment when I turned my back for a second, then realized another passenger was boisterously trying to shove a too-big bag right on top of my carry-on in the overhead bin. Inexpensive and worth it.

I bought the Oben CTM-2500 on a B&H 24 hour sale and I am pleased with it. I am using it for travel and hiking. In part because I need a little help keeping the camera from shaking when I use the long end of my 45-200 zoom for my LUMIX. I have had none of the problems other reviewer wrote about, my unit seems solid and feels like it can take a bit weight when I lean on it. The leg lock is simple and easy to unlock and lock. It seems well built. Much more than I expected for money considering its carbon fiber and has 5 sections. Fully extended, the monopod is taller than I need. Fully collapsed, with the Oben BA-108 ball head mounted, it's about 21. It's also very light and ideal for what I need. It will easily fit into a backpack I use for hiking and travel. I rated this 5 out of 5 because it seems well made, a bargain (if you get one on a B&H 24 hour sale), and it exceeds my expectations for lightness and being compact.