Wireless Backup Camera With Two Cameras

Bought it as a backup. Two days after it arrived one of ours failed!

Two mirror less cameras, three lenses, perfect.

Camvate offers several custom made camera cages specifically designed to fit individual cameras. The C1344 is more generic in that it can accept several different cameras of varied size from small up to my Panasonic G85 wearing a Neewer bottom battery grip. Two sets of side bars are included — 5.7 and 4.9 allowing the height of the frame to be adjusted but not the width..... The Camvate C1344 arrives as a kit that can be assembled according to the current needs, but has some limitations. The camera can be mounted to face away from the frame or turned around providing better protection for the lens, which is what I prefer if it happens to be mounted on a tripod when it tips over, and that's the main reason why I use cages at all..... Camvate offers several add-on accessories but couldn't find any that would provide any more protection than the C1344 already provides. Two included wooden handles improve the appearance and allow for better stability when recording video while carrying the camera. This frame is best suited for sizing to the camera currently being used and is also a convient place to mount mics and monitors and the other accessories commonly attached to camera frames.

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

For me everything fit that I use to film my podcast . Two cameras , small video camera and all the batteries , chargers and memory cards I use.

Two years ago I made my worse mistake in quite some time - rather than weigh my SONY HDR-FX7 I estimated its weight, over-guessing by 30% (the camera weighs in under 5 pounds). And in doing so I bought the Glidecam 4000 Pro stabilizer, and have never been able to use it with that camera. But now with my purchase of the Camera Weight Plate by Glidecam, I can now use the stabilizer with both my FX7 and my heavier cameras. This simple little device not only saved me lots of money I would have spent on an additional stabilizer, but I can transport one stabilizer for my cameras rather than two or more.

I own TWO of these cameras now! By far, the most versatile camera I've ever owned in my 37 years of photography! It can literally fill ANY photography demand for up to 16X20 prints! The ONLY drawback is it has only one card slot, which means you can't use it for professional assignments, but for everything else, it is ONE OF A KIND KING!

I use Canon cameras and needed a backup camera, but I also wanted a second lens that was versatile ... well, this option was the one that best suited me and I am very happy with the choice. Not to mention saving money.

I backup ALL of my image files on external hard drives. Two for rotating monthly through a safety deposit box at my bank, One with me when I am traveling. This Passport goes with me when I am traveling. It is compact, relatively fast with USB 3 and does not require a power brick.

Two pack is great! The price is right and I have a backup when the first one runs out. I always keep backups because I don't always keep track of how much tape is left.