The camera continues to work great after several months of use. It has endured near zero temps and 50 mph winds. I must turn notifications off when it gets so windy, otherwise, it beeps my phone over and over. I suppose this can't be helped since I do want the camera to be sensitive to movement in my driveway.

Amazing baby monitor.It is very sturdy and very well made. Very good clarity and quality of image. It has 2x and 4x zoom capability. The camera monitor lens pans 340° to capture all corners of space and tilts 110° to see floor to ceiling. It has smart cry, motion and noise detection and you will get an alert if any of the above will take place so you would know if your baby needs you.The most amazing this is that you don't have to connect it to the internet to be able to use it. It has a 460ft - 1000ft range coverage area, secure internal 2.4GHz channel with FHSS technology, so you can rest assured that you're the only one who can hear and see your baby, privacy is guaranteed. If you need remote monitoring, just view it through "CloudEdge" (For iOS and Android devices), no fees or monthly subscriptions.To sum up some of the very good features of this baby monitor:-1) Infrared night vision gives you a clear view of your baby at night, and night time check-ups made easy.-2) Adjustable Night Light, your baby will not be so scared when waking up at night.-3) Two-Way Talk & Lullaby Player, when you are busy, you can comfort your child using your voice first and talk to them directly via the baby camera monitor, and play a lullaby remotely to soothe your baby.I am wholeheartedly recommending this to anyone. Totally worth the price. I personally don't think anyone would regret buying this, it's absolutely amazing.

There are two very high quality cameras and it merges them together to give a true 180° view that has enough resolution that any point can be zoomed in on digitally and the image holds up very well. For me it is much superior to a pan tilt zoom camera. You need to do the procedure of updating the NVR firmware, but that is very easy. A really fantastic IP camera.

The kit comes with 6 lights. It arrived with 5 in great shape and 1 not so good.The five:These lights are small, lightweight and easy to install. With 3 settings I was able to provide just what I needed for backyard lighting. When motion activated they stay on for about 2 minutes. They have a dim and a bright setting with motion activation. I'm not a fan of the photocell. The light produced is dim but I bought them for motion lights and to that purpose they work great.The one:The solar cell has a protective film over it. For the five, it simply peeled off. On this one it was adhered and would not come off. I took pictures and sent them to the support email explaining that the film would not come off and that there were sections where the lens was crushed. The response I got back instructed me to remove the film. After 30 minutes of scrubbing with goof off the protective film finally came off. However there were still three places along the edge that were crushed. I sent new pictures showing I did what was asked and never heard back.I went ahead and hung the light. It worked for a couple of days, but after a strong thunderstorm, water penetrated the lens and it no longer functions.For the price point, getting 5 of 6 working lights is still a positive. However though I need 6 more, I am hesitant after the complete lack of customer service.

"Wow!" is all I can say to express my reaction after getting prints taken with my 17-40. I've been using Nikon manual-focus Nikkors since 1988 and was always satisfied with the color and sharpness. However, after using the Canon "L" series, I've sold a lot of my Nikkors. The color, clarity, sharpness, and detail of the "L" lenses are amazing. The prints have this 3-D effect (without having to use those silly red/blue glasses!) 8-) Within 3 weeks of receiving my 17-40, I ordered the 70-200. Those two lenses will replace my whole Nikkor collection. Build is really good. The "L" zooms are a little bulkier, but very managable. The Nikkors are smaller, but very heavy. But lense technology and coatings have improved so much in 20 years, I can see the difference. I tested the lens by pointing it toward the sun. The 17-40 surprising handles flare very well. With the sun just outside the field of view, there was very little flare and loss of contrast. I also make 12x18 prints, and this lens handles them easily. The body is going to be the limiting factor (refering to digital bodies).Warning: once you use "L" glass, you are going to be spoiled. You may not settle for consumer lenses anymore, although some non-L lenses are quick good from what I read.

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 GOOD: I really like that this laser is USB rechargeable as the other battery powered ones just devour the AAAs. The light is good and bright, with an interesting lens that can be screwed onto the front and adjusted to various star like patterns. There is a small plastic clip that covers the on/off button to prevent accidental drainage. The overall design is hefty and all metal components appears well made.SO SO: The lanyard is small and when I tried to see if I could manage to get it over my hand it broke. The girth is considerably larger than a pen, more like a flashlight, so some more robust retention method would be nice. I ended up running a small key ring through the hole where the lanyard was and that works fine for me. I don’t know if the clear plastic clasp over the power button is only intended for covering it during shipping, as it doesn’t seem very stout. A spot on the device to store it would be nice. Similarly, the lens that makes the star patterns has no place to live if you are not using it at the moment. Would be neat if it could screw on to the other end.All in all, this is a well made laser, with the biggest shortcoming being the flimsy lanyard. Swap it out for a key ring and I bet you will be good to go.

This is a nice neat novelty item and an easy win ‘Secret Santa’ choice for photographers or cinematographers anywhere. Modelled fairly closely-ish on a Canon lens, down to the ‘Caniam’ logo in the same font, the resemblance to a lens is good enough for a quick double-take. It doesn’t withstand close inspection, but for a quick joke, it’s easily detailed and convincing enough.As a mug, it’s OK. It’s a fairly cheap manufacturer, a thin walled stainless steel lining and plastic outer forming a double wall which is a reasonable insulator, but not best-in-class by any means. Hot drinks will stay reasonably warm, cold drinks will stay cold a little less. If you are looking for a proper Thermos-style way to keep your drink hot hours after you made it, this isn’t it, but for a quick drink in the car, it’s fine.Another limitation is the ‘locking’ lid, which isn’t even close to being watertight. It’s fine when stood vertical, but as soon as it tilts more than about 30 degrees, drink can start pouring out. So it’s not suitable for putting into rucksacks or any other situation where your drink might end up horizontal.Not bad as novelty items go, and certainly a good stocking filler potentially, and good for a laugh. And while it’s not the greatest travel mug you can buy for the price, it works alright. Four stars.

PROSVery nicely made. I used this for a whole day of teleprompter on a dolly, tripod, and it worked flawlessly. I really like tat the rod knobs can be pulled out and put back in so that if you are tightening or loosening them and you are up against another part of your rig you can basically release them and turn them back and continue tightening them. This was a very pleasant surprise and makes it super easy to tighten this down onto your 15mm rods even if your lens or a follow focus or other accessory is really tightly mounted together with the Teleprompter. I wish all rod tightening screws were built like this.From as far away as 15' - 20' talent had no problems reading this teleprompter so the glass works really well. And I even had an iPad mini mounted to it.CONSNo instructions in the box so you have to fiddle with it for a while to figure out exactly how this thing works and how to adjust the angle of the glass for viewing. The carry case is nice but the Styrofoam they pack into it is pretty cheap. The draw string used to tighten the black cloth to your lens is not my favorite way to go but it works well enough.SUMMARYThere are no light leaks and it seems that this is a great teleprompter for the price. If you have an iPad this makes for a very good option for using it as a teleprompter and the price and quality are very hard to be.