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This adapter cable allow me to connect my Rode Wireless microphone to mi iPhone and be able to do some blogging and have a nice great audio, so Happy

Awesome radio. I have used it in obstructed environments in hill country and have gotten ranges of over 10 mi with big hills, trees and rocks in the way. If I’m using the repeater channels, I can get even bigger distances (make sure you get permission to use the towers!). We now have three different trucks in our weekend 4×4 group that use these radios now and we won’t be going back to CBs ever again. Absolute gamechanger. Works awesome with our GXT handhelds too.

Easy to use. It's wireless or you can plug it in. Also like that it's not too big.

went from 1 bar on a Verizon camera to 3 after install of this antenna, thanks Spypoint!!!

I'd been using a Black Rapids cross body strap but it kept slipping off my shoulder when I used it with the Olympus 300mm f4. This harness is much more comfortable and attaches to the camera lugs instead of screwing into the camera tripod mount. The initial setup is a little fiddley. I find it's best to put the harness on and then attach the camera with the quick release buckles.

It is adaptable to a Black Rapids Quick Release plate. Making it easy to switch the camera onto the tripod head. The head is easy to adjust in all directions making the photographing of paintings very simple and easy to do.

Just started using it but I love it. I took some shots of waterfalls and rapids and they look very professional even tho I'm an advanced amateur at best. My only complaint is that I'm not able to use my lens hood while the ND filter is on.

This is my second strap by Black Rapids. I feel lost without one and I'm storing this one in the car for when I forget the other one. It's comfortable and I keep my hand on the camera and can respond suddenly to action. Great product.

Wow, it's almost hard to put into words how much I'm enjoying using this new Black Rapids Sport Breathe Camera Strap..... but I'll try : ) First, it did take about an hour of fiddling around with it to get it setup right, I mean, the first time I went out, I had it WAY to low, and the camera was swinging all around, so I stopped and moved it up so that the CAMERA, not the strap lug, was at my hip, and all of a sudden it all seemed to fall into place. No more swinging, and with only minor adjustment it was out of the way of my right hand, so I could walk normally without holding the camera. Once I figured out the importance of the height adjustment of the camera, it was smooth sailing. I went for a walk with my new 100-400 lens on the camera, and after 3 hours I was still fresh as a daisy. No neck cramps, no fatigue, just a bunch of great photos. It's really quite astonishing, and a game changer for me. Of course, nothing's perfect, and I do have two minor quibbles. First of all, and this has been mentioned by other reviewers, but the brad strap, the one that goes under your left arm, has a weird attachment setup to the rear part of the main strap. It's not very secure, in that it comes loose easily (not while wearing, but when off), and the attachment point is some kind of rubber material that does not give me a feeling of robustness. I'm considering having this part simply sewn permanently to a piece of leather and installed over the weird rubber stuff, but at this point, it does work ok, so maybe I'm being a bit paranoid, and it's certainly not worth a star off. Second, I bought the Black Rapids ARCA Swiss tripod plate, and the little flip up tightening ring on the bottom, just flops around loose. This is the attachment point for the Black Rapids Strap carabiner, and because it flops loose, it's much more difficult to attach the carabiner. I have a SIRUI with the same ring, and it stands up by itself, making attachment much easier.

Great for slowing down flowing water. I take a lot of waterfall and rapids shots and this filter really does the trick in allowin me to use slower shutter speeds.