Waterproof Usb Wire Camera Software

They thought of everything with this design. They are waterproof, The bottom has a waterproof gasket as well, They have machine screw holes to fit most cameras (and they give you the screws), the cover has a steel "hang wire" so you can suspend the camera while plugging it in, and the boxes are stack-able, meaning that the mounting holes on the back line up with 3 of the camera mounting holes so you can collar the boxes to get lower past your gutters if necessary. There is a wire access threaded cutout on the back and 2 through the side for universal access. Great design.

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This wire works well to connect a portable camera to a laptop utilizing the USB port. My camera is the Olympus Tough Stylus TG-630. See photos for details.

I purchased two Fuji camera before, this is the first time camera came without a manual. I did not see any instruction how to get it either. I guess Fuji assumes you will figure out. (Download 450 pages) Another issue, it comes with USB-C wire. I have a iMac, not too old, but has USB-A connection. I had to buy USB C to A wire. Last, Apple photo transferred the raw image data (first pictures) without actual image? I transferred to adobe and was able to see the images. Initial google search was not helpful, hopefully I will figure out.

Canon did not include an USB cable with my camera purchase. �I would either use WIFI or take out the memory card to upload to my PC. �The Canon software did recognize my camera using WIFI but downloading was slow. �Using the card straight in my PC was faster, but my Canon software would not recognize my card when I plugged it in. �Now with the USB cable I just plug it in my camera and it recognizes it and downloads fast.

I bought this kit to see if it would be possible for me to control my telescope/camera with my laptop from a distance.  I normally drive to remote sites in the countryside, set up my gear and record asteroid occultations.  I have spent many cold nights outside pursuing this hobby.  I have 4 USB devices connected to the laptop that I need to support.  First is the telescope mount connection to the control software on my laptop, second is the wi-fi antenna for the wireless gamepad that I use to control the scope if Im at the eyepiece, third is a GPS puck that syncs time, position and elevation to the mount and the planetarium program on the laptop and fourth (most difficult and most important) is the camera connection where the camera outputs avi or FITS files to the SSD on the laptop via USB.  This camera connection has to provide enough bandwidth to avoid dropping any frames.  Besides being uncomfortable in the winter sitting outside with the laptop, I also started experiencing very poor performance with the laptop when the temps were below freezing.  Last night I sat comfortably in my van watching my laptop (also warm in the van) while all other equipment was at the other end of a 50 CAT6 cable.  Performance was flawless and I recorded 4 minutes of video without a single dropped frame.  I really cant think of a better endorsement.  For me, it was as if the 4 devices were plugged directly into the laptop.  I had NO reliability issues and NO performance issues.  Plus, installation is as painless as can be.  Just plug it in.  No software to install.  Completely transparent.  Im really happy with this product.

Good USB wire, does the job for the price you pay, not disappointed and as always the prices at B&H are the best.

Fits my gopro camera and waterproof housing.

Under 10 bucks, no screws, works within seconds, and even a USB wire included!

Good Camera with tough body and got waterproof