Windows Screen Record Buttons

This thing works really well and has a well designed screen and buttons. You need to supply a micro SD card for it to record on.

Easy to use screen and buttons. It is a fantastic camera to start out with. It's my first camera and I love it!

With years flying by the Cannon LBP6030w is not the printer with all the elaborate buttons but normal use and keeping it clean and covering the printer it's a work horse. Started using the Printer back on an Windows XP thru other versions to today with Windows 11 purchase the unit sometime back around 2014 and still running way past it prime.

When you choose SmallHD, you probably want the functionality more than the low price. So I'm not going to complain about the price. I have both Indie 5 and Ultra 5. Unlike Indie's 1000 nits, Ultra's 3000 nits is perfect for any scenario I need. The aluminum body also helps with cooling. (The Indie has a plastic back.) If you're as curious as I was about the location of its fan, it's tucked away in that concave and convex structure on the back. You can't see it in the pictures on the site, but it's there. Indie is 1.6A, and Ultra is 2.1A. I plan to test how much more power the Ultra consumes than the Indie. In addition, the physical buttons give it a huge improvement in operation. Physical buttons can jump to the different windows faster on set. Both monitors have a slight lag in switching windows side by side, but the Ultra's physical buttons made the lag perfectly acceptable. The other three custom buttons also work well in the new system. The most distinctive feature of Ultra, and the biggest difference between it and Cine and Indie, is the power supply plan. Ultra is designed entirely for cinema cameras. It can only be powered by a 2-pin Lemo cable. I see a lot of complaints about the thickness of Cine and Indie. The thickness of Ultra is reduced due to being batteries-free. You also get this by around 100 grams more weight. But 100g on a cinema camera never being a problem. You know what I mean. I hope this review helped you to make your decision.

Solid piece of kit. Has record, zoom and aperture on my c70 (not sure if the zoom works) and two customizable buttons. The buttons few a bit mushy, but honestly the equivalent of a still camera shutter is hard to find. I think they will wear in well and are quite responsive. Doesn’t have a battery, nice solid aluminum frame feels comfortable on a shoulder rig or pan bar. I like the new price too. Will follow up if it hurts the hand over long days, but so far so good. The Bolex style pistol shots are possible, but you need a light camera to avoid twisting. I could see it work with a Sony a7 Series or similar, you’d need to find an anti twist option for something bigger. Great piece of kit, especially if you don’t want to be tied to a specific camera.

Use all the custom buttons to create macros to record keystrokes for thinks like Mission Control and switching between desktops and I never have to take my hand off the mouse while editing!

This is really designed for rings and gimbals, but even if you are just using handles I think this is a really great accessory. The focus buttons are really useful and the record is super vital.

Works great with the Panasonic CX-350. Iris, zoom, focus, and record buttons all work. Focus buttons are a little slow, but it works fine if camera is set to AF just to tweek the focus as necessary.

I recently purchased a THAT-2 from B&H to record some of the teleconferences I've had with various doctors during this Covid-19 shutdown. My phone is an older style office type desk phone with all the buttons on the desk set. The information on the B&H website clearly states the THAT-2 will will not work with phones that have buttons on the handset. Setting it up required a little experimentation since I don't know what type of microphone my handset has and the instructions aren't real clear about what settings to use for the other controls on the device. I use a miniature Sony digital recorder to record the phone calls and once I got the THAT-2 set up properly, the system works flawlessly. I've only had it for a couple weeks, but if it continues to work as it does now, I would recommend it to anyone with similar needs.

The economy of (multipurpose) buttons takes some getting used to, but it functions well. I have used the intervalometer function to record a flower blooming. Will do some astro work soon. Overall, very pleased.