Verizon Wireless Plano Tx

Great Wireless Flash Transceiver & TX Controller. Easy to use. Recommended.

The wireless receiver works flawlessly with the YN622N TX. It has great power output. I use it mainly for head shots either with an umbrella or softbox. The external battery connector is a nice touch. Too bad they eliminated the S1 and S2 optical slave feature. Very well made and it has a solid feel. I liked it so much that I now have 2 of them along with 4 YN568ex speed lights! For me Youg Nuo makes a great product and you can't beat the price!

working with a wireless HD tx and 2 Rx 1 panel antenna for longer range reception and 1 with the stubbies....good if you have proper Tx antennas

Works with all three of my Sony wireless TX units. It eliminates most mic bleed. and has really clear sound

Remote Audio BDS works great with the SD 888 and the wireless rx and tx in the bag. Having the TA connector for power coming in was the needed item

The Tx monitor is light enough to carry on a gimbal. The Rx monitor (directors monitor) has a perfect size for a small crew production. The battery life is almost 3 hours, it has cero latency, the wireless video transmission is instantaneously. The monitor has all SmallHD menu capabilities while the Teradek is all you need for a 500 feet wireless video. I use it with my gimbal and a Redrock follow focus. Very portable and easy to use.

Great affordable HDMI wireless transmission with very low latency. Love how lightweight it is, and how both the TX & RX are easy to mount on a camera or gimbal. Happy customer :)

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

I bought the Kaiser Slimlite Plano lightpad after watching a video on making backlit translucent flower images. I had a much smaller one from years ago that needed to be upgraded. The Kaiser Slimlite lightpad is much bigger than my previous one and costs much less; probably because LED products have come way down in price since then. One feature I like is the ability to use either AC power or the built-in rechargeable battery. Both give decent lighting and an even brightness across the entire surface. I also appreciate the thin, light design which makes it easy to carry around and use at different locations. In my first attempt at using it, I shot a purple iris. See attached.

this is my 2nd rifle case. my first case was made by Plano and is about $ cheaper. I thought it was a good case -- and it was for the money -- but this case is far superior to that one.the solid foam of this case is more dense than the pick-and-pluck foam of the Plano case and seems to be lasting longer.while initially a little more difficult to custom fit your items, the end result looks much better than the pick-and-pluck foam -- especially diagonal lines. the pick-and-pluck foam also is starting to separate so all of the solid areas where pieces were not removed look like an array of little columns of foam instead of a solid surface like the Pelican foam does.lot of videos on YouTube about best ways to arrange your layout and cut your foam. I have to agree that a cheap electric knife is probably the best tool for the job.