Verizon Wireless Press Contact

The Keys are so soft and you barely need to press on them. I love wireless.

I like this box, as it holds a lot of my negatives and contact sheets. I also like the press down levers at each end of the ring column inside to open them up, as this helps prevent them from becoming unaligned.  It would be nice if it had D rings though!

After my sennheisser wireless repeatedly broke at the contact point I discovered these Countryman mics. This mic is Soooooo much better in terms of sound and durability! It even comes in a durable case with mic capsule options. Highly Recommended.

Compact,dual purpose,wireless trigger system for remotely controlling shutter release or flash modules. System included cables for both my Nikon D7100 and Nikon D810.Works the same as the shutter release on the camera, half press for auto focus, full press for shutter release.

Works just as described. Plugs into the a7r / a7rII and allows wired or wireless camera firing with a transmitter (not included). I was able to use PW II's to fire the camera, but not get the 1/2 press for focus. However, using the Vello remote allows for the 1/2 press and focus before shooting.

I was looking for a simple wireless shutter release that supported half-press and didn't want to spend the $100+ dollars on the Nikon ML-3. This product delivers as advertised. Highly recommended.

Purchased to work with Nikon D750. The wireless receiver mounts to the hot shoe and comes with a cable that connects with the camera's accessory port. The transmitter can also connect wired without the need for the wireless receiver. It works flawlessly. Half press the remote trigger to focus and then without letting go, fully press to take the shot. Very easy to set up interval shots. Great price, especially compared with the Nikon brand version.

The Item is awesome when I tried on my D7100. I upgrade from IR to Wireless remote. I found it responsive when I press the transmitter half way and full press.

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

Documents look like they came off of a printing press.