Wireless Backup Camera 50 Dollars

I wanted a backup camera and when this went on sale for under 500 dollars I picked one up...plus the 30mm and 42.5 mm lenses . This may not have the dynamic range of some higher end cameras but the still images are still really nice...if you shoot sports or action of any kind the auto focus is very quick...this is great to shoot skateboarders especially using the 4K photo...if you have this with the kit lens and are not happy I am guessing you got a bad copy of the kit lens because mine is insanely sharp

Next to a wireless trigger, this is the next best thing--and I wasn't about to spend several hundred dollars on the wireless version just yet. (I have a wireless version for my Elan 7e film body that cost me $30. I can't figure out why Canon made the wireless EOS triggers so expensive, but this post isn't about that.) This is 'plug and play'--pull it out of the box, plug it into your camera, and it is ready to shoot. No more motion blur from finger motion (there is probably more than you think, for example the top shutter release on my 5D is sticky and takes some effort to press). I think that this accessory is essential for any photographer wishing to improve his photos while the camera is on a tripod.

if your wireless unit fails you, this is your backup.

This came free with my Fuji 50 lens. If I had known how useful it is, I'd have bought one long ago at its bargain price of just twenty-some dollars. Thank again, B&H!

I needed a backup tripod and didn't want to spend the 800-1500 dollars to get another industry standard. This is a lot more heavy duty than I expected, and the carrying case is pro. Great addition to my kit!

Great little backup in my bag for wireless boom mic using Rode Wireless Go

For the price you cannot expect HDMI wireless kit at five hundred dollars. Made work solid metal. Tiny and sexy. The only thing I think it will suffer over the years is the switch on/off. This one fell cheap. But know that you know just take care. I am fully satisfied

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.

If you are constantly playing in different types of venues where power fluctuates, then you need this product! Before I bought my Furman I was constantly running into problems where I was having to deal with buzzing ground loops caused by lighting, air handlers and bad power connections that would fluctuate and even spike. My problems were solved when I started running all my equipment (3 keyboards, wireless monitors, wireless mics, and computers) through my power conditioner. Not only have I gotten rid of all background noise, but the EVS system has saved my gear not once but twice from Voltage Spikes from venues with bad power. When you own thousands of dollars of gear like I do and you need it protected, then you must spend the few dollars it takes to buy the best protection policy on the market. And for me that was the Furman PL-Plus DMC.

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