Wireless Backup Camera Hack

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

Bought the camera for this hack (to but the disposable lens on a sony - which is cool) but you have to use the kodak camera first. Its a great experience to think about shots and the limited number you have. Bought it a week before Chris Pine's use of disposable cameras went viral - its just fun. The little click in the plastic body is charming, made me laugh, even with a A7C around my neck. At this price - its the best deal, & to try it out if you had not grown up with them.

Not the easiest to get them on the camera (there's probably a hack I don't know about) but now that they're on they aren't going anywhere. I used these for my Fujifilm x100f and I don't think the point sides of the triangle fit through the camera ring, so the wide side can't be flush on a strap.

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

Just big and basic and perfect for carrying around for most hack jobs.

on my backup camera everything nothing

Wireless is great until there's a problem. That's why I always carry backup cords to a shoot on location.

Works just as well as my notebooks internal wireless card. It makes a good backup solution.

I'll keep it simple. I'm a hack photographer, and I won't even begin to pretend. My strategy is to marry a solid body with good lenses, read a couple of books, tweak the settings, and hope for the best. Decided on this upgrade to improve my pic's of the kids playing sports...lacrosse and soccer primarily. Compared with the D90, this body helps me get at least one good shot for every sequence I try to capture. Prior it was maybe 1 in 3. Part of it is using the Nikon 70-200 f2.8 lens (also a highly recommended upgrade). But mostly this body offers double the fps, so I miss far fewer shots due to simple timing. And the additional pixels allow me enough space to tweak composition if necessary, without ending up with too much granularity. It's taken me some hunting around to find the companion setting locations, and to adapt to the differences in the controls. Not quite second nature yet, but it'll come in time. It's not bad...just different. All in all, I'm quite happy with my choice. Great balance of performance and cost, while allowing me to use the glass I already had.

Great Cap - bought to create a hack lens - works great