Verizon Wireless Sun City Center Fl

A lens hood is an absolute necessity, especially if you live in a state like FL were the sun is everywhere and can melt a Hummer. As such, it is a real shame that Canon does not include it with a $1000+ lens and has the pills to charge over$40+ for it. The unit itself is of high quality as can be expected from the fine folks at Canon ;-)

My photos are much better with this filter. Rio is a city with constant heat, sometimes it is a adventure taking a picture under the sun.

Currently bouncing around Europe where it is hot, hot, hot and the sun is bright, especially in the city streets. I am shooting with a Canon R5C with (primarily) RF 24-70 2.8 lens. I really appreciate shooting video with (of course) locked in shutter at a desired aperture, while managing exposure easily with the adjustment of this variable ND. I’ve removed the protruding filter pin/arm and the filter adjustments, on the run, remain seamless. Can shoot fairly wide open with this guy. Also handy for stills in bright landscape. As a bonus, it serves as a nice lens cap, albeit a bit expensive!

The FL-50R wireless flash works great off and on the hot shoe. I recently used it at a weeding inside at night and it was perfect! It is a very powerful flash and is designed for the Olympus E series of DSLRs. I would strongly recommend this flash for anyone that owns an Olympus E DSLR camera. It has more power than the FL-36 and the R means that it is a wireless flash that can also be used off camera.

I bought this to use with my secondary camera for the 2024 eclipse. It made it so easy to keep the sun/moon in the center of the frame. Very solidly built. There is no play in any of the controls.

Great- solar powered by lamps not sun, wireless. Use it for multiple machines.

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

This uniquely shaped case houses our event center's four wireless microphones & receivers. Setting up the interior take a bit of time to get it just right, but the process is straight forward. One tip: consider gluing the foam layers together for a better fit and greater longevity. I had considered a Pelican Storm for the different latches, but no regrets with this case from the standard Pelican lineup. You won't be disappointed.

I use these in a performing arts center with a Sennheiser wireless system. They work so much better than lavaliere mics, due to their closer proximity to the mouth. Hardly any EQ is needed to get them sounding loud and present. Their tiny size truly makes them nearly invisible on stage. I have used these for years and keep buying them, despite other options that have cropped up in the last few years, Countryman has given me no reason to switch.

I use it scouting locations around the city.