Verizon Wireless Extension

I have had wireless remotes but they never last. I use the extension with the wired shutterboss and have had no problems.

It's a well protected wireless 3.0 extension. It works perfectly.

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

This right angle extension tube was just the thing I needed to wall mount an omnidirectional antenna for my wireless IEM setup. This plus a wall mount flange (plus the omnidirectional antenna itself) went together for a nice wall mounted solution.

This is my first wireless keyboard with a numeric extension. It is perfect when entering many numbers into documents and spreadsheets. I do not know how I have gotten by with just a keyboard. This is worth your consideration when in the market for a new or replacement keyboard for your Mac.

I was using a wireless keyboard at the limits of its range. So I got this USB extension cable to get the wireless keyboard USB dongle closer to where I was using the keyboard (about half the distance). So far it's been working great. However, I haven't tried any USB device that requires power, so I don't know how well it would work with those devices.

I needed an extension cable for my remote wireless release.� I could not plug the transmitter directly into the 10 pin connector, I am using a sync cable.� I couldn't plug both the sync cable and the wireless remote transmitter.� The extension allowed me to use the remote release.� The cable is high quality, definitely a good buy.

I had a hard time finding a extension cable long enough for my headphones. I don’t like wireless headphones for a few reasons so these were exactly what I needed. The Good reviews on the quality of this company’s products was another reason I bought them.

After trying out the Nikon extension tubes, I was left wanting more out of the setup - metering, i-TTL wireless flash support and compatibility with my G lenses. Enter the Kenko extension tubes that fit the bill perfectly. Granted, they are not as mechanically solid as the Nikon counterparts (plastic vs. metal), but hold up fine when I mount my Tamron 70-200mm f/2.8 AF lens on them. There is some roughness when mounting a lens onto them, but to the best of my knowledge that roughness is the tension in the spring in the extension tube itself rather than any grinding on the lens mount that could cause potential wear. With my Tamron 90mm macro (and all other AF lenses), these tubes function flawlessly with my SB-900 in wireless mode, other than giving me the functions of AF and metering. The autofocusing is a welcome addition - I know that autofocus is not the suggested modus operandi for macro photography, but there are times when I do not want to go through the hassle of focusing manually on subjects such as flowers (try setting up a tripod and focusing manually with a 2 year old toddler jumping around and shaking the legs of the tripod). I am surprised that the folks at Nikon are twiddling their thumbs and watching while Kenko snaps up all the sales in this department. A definite must buy if you are new into macro photography and do not want to invest too much in a macro lens, or if you have a macro lens, and want to push the limits and go beyond 1:1.

I use this cold shoe extension for mounting my Rodelink wireless receivers. The 6 cold shoe extension fits 2 rodelinks perfectly. Now I can mount all my rode links together and keep them neatly in one place plugged into my Zoom H6.