Wireless Backup Camera And Receiver

I need a couple of low-cost backup wireless mics for a project. They have turned out to be really good mics. Comes in a protective carry case with impact storage cutouts. Works well with one dual-channel receiver on the camera for two separate transmitters. The receiver and transmitters are powered by AA batteries or a USB power source. The bodies are plastic, so not as robust as my Sennheiser's, but the total cost of the whole system was only ably 25% the cost of one Senn body pack. The battery cover is a little tricky to lock in place, but I discovered that you have to press and slide for it to lock into place. Other than these minor points, I highly recommend this for a low-cost high-quality sound with very good digital cannel selection avoiding any interference or dropouts.

I would like it if they could sell just the receiver so I could have two wireless signals.

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

Once I learned that the receiver has to be connected via the wire to the camera and did that, the wireless trigger worked flawlessly with my Sony alpha M3.  Thanks to B&H technical support for the assistance and explanation.

The wireless shutter release is easy to use. 1. Install two AAA batteries (provided) in the shutter release and two AAA batteries (provided) in the receiver. 2. Set the four (4) DIP switches in the shutter release and the receiver to the same code pattern, e.g. #1 up, #2 down, #3 up, & #4 down. 3. Attached receiver to camera and connect the receiver's cable to the appropriate socket on the camera body. 4. Turn on your tripod-mounted camera and you are ready to appear in your own photograph. I am looking forward to posing myself with my grandchildren and to moving out from behind the camera when I make photos of people.

adding it to a set of rails and a friction arm to get my zoom h4n and wireless receiver closer to the camera. lifetime warranty with online registration

Got this bracket for my wireless mic receiver and SDHC card holder while working with my HMC80. It keeps everything close to the body of the camera but does not get in the way of normal camera use. I like how it also sits close enough that I don't have to take it off to fit the rig into its case.

I use this remote control with my D7000. I had a third-party wireless control, but it required a receiver to be plugged into a socket on the left side of the camera. That didn't work out well when using a tripod with camera mounted vertically. This remote solves that problem. Would prefer radio to infrared, but this works well for my needs.

I bought this item as part of the Canon Rebel T3i basic accessory kit and I am absolutely impressed by the quality of the remote pack. The receiver has a handy shoe mount to keep everything organized on the camera end and I've noticed that the wireless remote has a good range. It is fantastic to be able to trigger the shutter from any angle around the camera and not have to rely on the infrared sensor, as would be necessary with one of Canon's proprietary wireless remotes. The wired setup has also proved useful. Whether I'm using it for wired or wireless purposes, my photography has been all the more successful as I don't have to fumble around with the camera to take the perfect shot. My only complaint is that the shoe mount on the receiver is plastic. It seems like it might break over time. Thankfully, that wouldn't impact the functionality of the remote set in any way, but it would be much greater to have a metal shoe mount. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with this product and highly recommend it to anyone with a Canon DSLR in their repertoire.

We use this clamp for several tasks - mounting a fixed camera to a railing or wall rack, mounting the receiver for a wireless transmitter, and for supporting a microphone receiver. Excellent purchase.