Window 10 Screen Video Recorder

The battery is for my son's digital video recorder. It was used extensively for only about 10 days and worked very well, no complains. What will happen later we don't know but hope for best.

I use this SSD for video recorder and having no problem.

Feeding Audio from A recorder to a Video camera.

Most have recorder for anyone starting out in sound and video.

A must have for me when using this field recorder, the only thing missing is a screen! LED let you know when you're recording and what inputs you are using.

Pricey, but the pouch keeps my backpack organized. Clear window is easy to see what's inside. I use 10 for chargers, with a Sony charger in one compartment and a 30W Anker charger and all the cables in another. A little snug, but they fit.

The OBEN CAR WINDOW MOUNT is perfect for drive around photography. I use a TAMRON 10-24 lens which keeps everything in focus for both pictures and videos.

I've had this unit for a few months now and I am very happy with the unit overall. The device captures various screen sizes and is perfect for capturing VGA and DVI sources from older computers that do not support the installation of a modern screen recording software. Perfect for creating video tutorials using older computer hardware. There was one issue many users have encountered when using the StreamCatcher software, and that being unable to move the GUI window from one monitor to another when using multiple monitors on a PC. This is actually possible to do, however it requires you to double click on the capture window to cycle through (x3) different GUI window sizes; Full Screen, Normal and Small. You can only move the StreamCatcher GUI window across to other Monitors when the GUI is in the SMALL window size. So you simply have to double click on the GUI capture window when you see your video feed, double click a couple of times...and you can toggle to the proper screen size and then move it across to your other shared PC monitors. :) Hope this information helps future users out there. A Great product! :)D Cheers! -Gerry

I shoot travel photos, quickly catching interactions between people or views that disappear as I run to catch up with others or shoot out a bus window. This camera is absolute perfection for that. Using a hand strap, I am able -- with one hand -- to view the shot on the screen, zoom to frame it, and hit the shutter button. I can wave the camera over my head or hold it down low or stretch out to the side, and still get a great shot fast. I was worried about motion blur, but looking at my recent shots for the first time, they are terrific! and this camera seems to shoot in the dark. I usually shoot in auto, occasionally do a pano, and have Scene set to close-ups for food. Having used a 24 - 105 L lens on my Canon 6D, I'm finding this 600mm a real joy. I can't say enough good things about this camera. Is every shot crystal clear? No, but most are and the sharpness is amazing. The silence feature is nice because I take so many shots the clicking is otherwise annoying to others. Drawbacks: I have to change the manner of focus to suit the occasion; often the camera focuses on the closest thing (i.e., raindrops on a window) and can't get past it. The screen is hard to see in bright light. Capturing facial expressions indoors is not as instant as with my Canon; the camera seems to struggle with focus in this and a few other indoor situations (but I haven't tried to optimize for this yet). I go through nearly 2 batteries a day instead of 3/4 battery with my Canon. I make books of my travel photos and have had some exhibited -- I expect that this new work will best what I have done in the past. If you shoot the way I shoot, buy this camera!

Great stuff. Used behind green screen to keep window light from showing through. Perfect solution.