Verizon Wireless Aaa

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very interesting little booger! fast ship BH good job! tested it: mic screwed in just fine. attached mic clip, windscreen and wire grip for pack-to-beltline. put in aaa battery. inserted microsdhc card. fired it up. formatted card using menu choice. set to 48k/24bit audio, set lowcut on, set for dual record poly, to have a safety track at -6db. set to auto level with limiter on. recorded several chunks of audio at typical chest position. VERY useable, crisp. yelled. whispered. VERY useable. size is very small as reported. headphone output is plenty loud and adjustable. so far, highly effective tool at amazing price point. a pack of three would solve many simple shoot needs, with no wireless frequency issue in bigger cities. seems that you could rig the headphone output to line-in of a wireless transmitter as well, if conditions permit and warrant. the record switch is recessed and must be held for more than a second to stop, no accidental stop, also disables other controls. for tv commercial use, cool kit. to record audio while flying osmo or freefly, cool kit. possible at weddings: one black version on groom, one white version on minister, another at reading lecturn, one at string quartet and pow. me now doing that with lectro wireless but this sure would save time and simplify/speed setup. says 8 to 15 hour use on 1 aaa batt depending on batt type. the auto level would be quite effective for those uses based on my tests so far. fairly plastic build, but belt clip is TIGHT. plenty of cable on supplied mic. no noticeable hiss. slight cable/handling noise so tape/rig well on talent. to sum up: may get a couple more lol. note: 32gb max card, but thats a lotta time.

The wireless shutter release is easy to use. 1. Install two AAA batteries (provided) in the shutter release and two AAA batteries (provided) in the receiver. 2. Set the four (4) DIP switches in the shutter release and the receiver to the same code pattern, e.g. #1 up, #2 down, #3 up, & #4 down. 3. Attached receiver to camera and connect the receiver's cable to the appropriate socket on the camera body. 4. Turn on your tripod-mounted camera and you are ready to appear in your own photograph. I am looking forward to posing myself with my grandchildren and to moving out from behind the camera when I make photos of people.

Performs as claimed and expected. Get one if you need to charge 4-8 AA's or AAA's. I use this to charge AA's for my wireless keyboard, trackpad, and also for an older Brother label-maker. I have fancier conditioner/chargers for the rechargeables I use in my Speedlites, but they're probably overkill. These should/would be fine.

I am very pleased with this wireless remote shutter releaser. The AAA batteries can be found almost anywhere when I need them. Use this gadget for HDR shots and to ensure sharp landscape pictures without camera shake

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