Wireless Printer Not Showing Up On Iphone

I use the wireless speedlight commander with my new Nikon R1 WIRELESS CLOSE-UP SPEEDLIGHT SYSTEM and am just getting used to it but I do love it - going to practice some more today.

The best wireless microphone for my iphone. Recommended.

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

I like to use UP ink for my printer. The price was good and the shipping was fast.

I ordered this without showing my husband-- when I unpacked it and easily put my iPhone on it--he asked if I ordered one for him. But I didn't get one for him--maybe next order from B&H I'll get one for him. Love how it is so versatile, it holds the phone at what ever angle you want, plus horizontal or vertical, plus it comes in several different colors. Because in the past I dropped my phone a lot, I've been leaving my phone on the tripod most of the time because there is alot more to hang onto than just a slippery phone. Used it as a hand-held tripod which works great. You won't be sorry if you buy one of these.

Great Printer! Very Easy to Set Up!! Very Quite Operation.

ITS EASY TO SET UP AND ITS A GOOD QUALITY PRINTER FOR THE PRICE.

Rush Videos uses the boom mic for commercial interviews when don't want to use a wireless mic & chance it showing up in the video. The unit is very easy to assemble & break down. The only negatives are it doesn't come with a carrying bag or a mic holder.

I have a RØDE Wireless Go (wireless microphone) that I use with my iPhone, iPad, DJI Osmo Pocket, and Nikon Z6 camera. As versatile as it is, I also wanted to be able to use it with my RØDECaster Pro and my Zoom H6, both of which have XLR jacks to record individual audio tracks. That’s where this RØDE VXLR+ comes in — it just allows me to connect a mic with a TRS jack to an XLR input. It’s basic, and it works. RØDE makes great products, including this one.

The R1C1 Wireless Close-Up Speedlight System allows you to totally own the light when shooting macros and close-ups. Doesn't matter what the sunlight is doing. They overpower the sun at close range - giving you luscious black and dark backgrounds so you don't need to perform digital magic in order for your subject to stand out. ISO 100, f/16, 1/200 second at 4 to 6 inches (10 - 15 cm) - no problem! Yes, a bit of weight at the far end of the macro lens - if you hand hold. On a tripod, with or wighout a focussing rail, they do nothing but provide even, smooth, wonderful light.