Wireless Backup Camera Antenna

I needed a pole to hang a wireless antenna for a calving camera. It needed to be located in my kitchen//living room and I wanted something that not only worked, but looked attractive as well. I needed something that was easy to put up and then take down easily. This was PERFECT ! It shipped right away and I could not be happier with this product.

I use this all the time and it really helps get sharper pictures. I also own the Canon corded remote shutter release and it's a cheap peace of plastic compared to the Vello Wireless remote. One of the features I really like is this can also be used as a corded remote if you don't need to be far from the camera and you don't want to use your batteries. This is also a great backup if your batteries wear out, although the batteries seem to last forever. No battery power is used in corded mode. Half-shutter-press works well as does burst. This is my second one, having lost part of my first one last summer at a bird photography class. I've used this near my house in the winter to shoot birds while sitting inside with the wireless remote, which worked flawlessly. You can only go 10 ft or so without extending the antenna on the remote, but with the small antenna extended you can go forever. Another great use for the wireless remote is self portraits or group portraits. Put the wireless transmitter in your pocket, stand with the group and look at the camera, tell a joke, and when everyone smiles just push the shutter.

The FreeWave wireless remote shutter is an alternate to Nikon's own offerings and FreeWave's option is something like $150 LESS EXPENSIVE, so this shoutd be an obvious choice. I find that the remote trigger is 100% reliable only if I extend its included antenna. Without the antenna extended, reliability suffers as the distance from your camera increases. The receiver part of the trigger that connects to your camera also has a trigger button on it, to use when you are near your camera but wish to press your shutter without creating camera vibration. The included batteries seem like they will last a few years, so not worried about it being ready when I need it.

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

My company only uses PRO X cases and its perfect for 4 wireless microphones, Wireless Antenna Disto and a Furman Power Conditioner. The drawer has plenty of space for mics and cables!

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

I needed a remote antenna for my wireless microphones.� This cable allowed me to make that happen.� Good quality cable.

Once in a while, you need to be able to reach up with a mic or wireless antenna. This will always be when you aren't near your shop and supplies. But you can always find a painter's pole for not too much money. If you have these adapters, you're in business. Plus when you get home you can repaint the ceiling, like your SO has been after you to do!

This right angle extension tube was just the thing I needed to wall mount an omnidirectional antenna for my wireless IEM setup. This plus a wall mount flange (plus the omnidirectional antenna itself) went together for a nice wall mounted solution.

Since installing this we have not had any of our wireless mice drop out. We used individual antennas before and its nice to have just the one antenna up and out of the booth and get way better performance