Verizon Wireless Chapel Hill

Great when coming down from ski hill to turn heat on...

Used this on the side of a hill. It is nice and sturdy

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

I purchased this to install in a traditional style chapel with lots of natural light, and no shutters, blinds, or curtains obstructing the large windows. The projection surface is a wall painted with a bluish-tinted off-white. Even with all these challenges, at roughly 15ft away from the wall I managed to configure the brightness, color, and contrast settings well enough to project a very high quality image with subtle detail clearly visible even from about 50~60ft away from the projection surface. I am very happy with the picture quality and the configuration options that allow fine-tuned adaptability to a very wide range of applications.

We were looking for an affordable sound system for our chapel and boy did we find the perfect fit! The music is full and rich but not overpowering at higher volumes.

We have a terribly bright and reflective chapel sanctuary, along with a pulpit dangerously near (what I think) is an improperly angled FOH. After switching from a boundary mic (what was left by the previous 'engineer', also a Shure) to this one, 99% of my podium-narrator-speaker-headaches are vaporized. Even with choir monitors on full, I couldn't get this mic to feedback - cracked it up, wouldn't break. The only thing I have to worry about now is just how loud do I really want to make my presenter. I haven't side-by-side this with anything in its class, but what I want it to do and how well it does it, I don't see a need to.

I have installed several of these over the last few years and they work great. I just put another one in a chapel with very low gain before feedback. With the mic set to hyper cardioid they are able to get much better gain. The shock mount also helps with the podium noise and banging the top.

Our photography studio are the primary photographers/videographers for a wedding chapel in coronado, CA. We needed to get the canon 5dmkii off a tripod and mounted to the wall above the entrance way for the isle to the alter. This Avenger F302BabyWallPlate - with a Manfrotto variable friction arm was the perfect solution. Thank you B&H, Manfrotto and Avenger for always providing excellent products and service that enhances our business.

I jumped at these when I saw the price. I have not been disappointed. I oversee the live stream at a little historic chapel which is quite dark most Pittsburgh days. These lights are compact enough that the parishioners have adjusted to having them up and bright enough to light up the front of the church for Sunday services. The barn doors have helped control the light a bit. The dimmer switch comes in handy when we film at night and full-power is too much. The light stands are stable (though I have sand bagged them, to be safe). I will buy another set for my personal light kit. Should work great to light up a green-screen backdrop for another project.

Just shot a wedding rehearsal in a dimly lit Chapel. Did not want to use a flash to distract the participants. The Sony 35mm f/1.8 put out beautiful pictures. The wedding couple comments on how they look more natural than the profession photographers photos that were taken on the wedding day.