Verizon Wireless Moving

This works well for interview shoots where the person isn't moving around to the point that you need a wireless.

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

My expectations were met by this wireless remote shutter release. I have the Cello Shutter Boss II and while it is my 'go-to' shutter release, I needed to have one where I wasn't having to deal with the vibrations that can result from a wired device. And, for light painting and moving around, this fit the bill. Easy to set up and use, almost without having to refer to the instructions. Good to have channel changing control so as to avoid interactions with others if they are around me in a group. I do think one has to be a bit careful with the remote actuating button as it is easy to accidentally trigger the camera. Aside from that, I am happy with the range, my flexibility in moving away from the camera, and the ease of use. Meets my needs with a minimum of expense.

The company I work for is moving from assigned desks to desk sharing. I bought this bag to hold all my stuff I need all the day moving from desk to meeting rooms and back: key's, wallet, 1l bottle, 1 isolating coffee mug, cables, USB Stick laptop 13", 3 pens, 2 x 220V charger for laptop and smartphone, 1 A5 notepad, 1A4 clipboard, an Orange, a pack of tissues, 20 bussiness cards, wireless foldable over the ear headphones, a wireless mouse and a mini wireless keyboard approx 30cm long. With that the bag is tightly packed - but it all fits in - and that in a way where with the two bag dividers it is nicely organized and accessible. Besides that I like the fact that it can be carried as a backpack - making my way from the parking lot to a free desk - or just grabbed by the handles - moving a few meters into the next meeting room. And it does not take up much space when putting it next to your chair - or underneath a table - or if you have to into a locker Four things to improve from my perspective: 1.) a designated area for three pens - having them freely in the front pocked is o.k. but not perfect 2.) a better opening "angle" of the front pocket - when the bag is full it does not open too far out giving you limited access 3.) having a larger pocket inside the front pocket with a zipper - to better store the USB cables and the USB Stick - I would sacrifice two to three of the smaller pockets on the inner side 4.) for my purposes it would have been nice if the bag was a little taller - so that a standard wireless keyboard (approx 50 cm long) would fit it So - even though there are things to improve - I do love this bag and it has made the change from a fix desk to desk sharing very easy By the way - I am very keen on trying this bag with my camera gear on my next holidays

Hi All. I use Godox XProC wireless flash trigger with (of course) my Canon gear. It really keeps my session moving along smoothly. So far I've found the trigger to be very reliable and easy to use.

I am an experienced musician moving towards going professional. I hung this mic on my Selmer Super Action 80 tenor sax and was very impressed. I played it through my Bose L1 Compact. My teacher who performs regularly agreed that it was professional quality. He appears on television regularly. What interested me particularly is that the mic has a dual personality. It can be wired or made wireless with ease. I bought the wired set up, which you need to be wired, but know if I go on, I'll likely need to get the wireless equipment. Sennheiser is really accurate which I appreciate and not really that expensive.

We were getting air conditioning noise from air moving across the lapel mic on our AudioTechnica wireless. The provided windscreen was too loose to stay on and was lost. These windscreens say they are for 1/4, but our mic was 3/8 and they fit nice and snug, so they won't be dislodged.

It works really well in our church for moving our wireless camera on the tripod. I wish it extended a bit further to get higher, but all in all it works very well. I will note though that the hard wheels cause a lot of vibration on tile and uneven floors but works great on short carpeted floors or hardwood.

After moving up to a 50d from a Rebel XSI, I was dissappointed in the options that were available in a wireless release as I had been satisfied using the $30 remote for the Rebel series. Most were too expensive for me or I was unsure of the quality. This remote seemed to be my best option. After some hesitation about it not being wireless, I can honestly say I like this one better. The cable is supple, so with a little care, no vibration is transferred from the controller to the camera. Build quality is solid. I would buy this release again with no hesitation at all.

...or heck, just wire it all when you know you wont be moving and dont want to mess with wireless drop-outs. Nice pad and low cut features vs. some other competing models. If you already have the Sennheiser connector mics, it just plain makes sense to have this in your bag.