Prodotto ben fatto, ottima la stabilizzazione, la devo ancora provare con la MTB e mi riservo di aggiungere la stelletta mancante ad arrivare a 5...Particolarmente positiva la modularitá: puoi utilizzare l’obiettivo migliore per ogni occasione.App buona, con molti effetti/modelli da poter utilizzare, forse migliorabile l’usabilitá ma sempre intuitiva.Camera comandabile anche da Apple Watches (on/off rec...)

My Brio was a gift after my Logitech C920 kind of died. It turns out Logitech is not updating drivers for it, which is not good.The Brio took some setup - and 4 calls to support to get finally to the right area. But once I got the person who knew the ropes, I was quickly on my way.The camera is high def, great for my uses. I do a video podcast (Beyond Social Media Show) and multiple video interviews via Zoom and YouTube.Let me know if you need a 2-5 minute interview for your website, blog, social media, etc.I haven't had it long enough to know how it holds up, but so far, it's great.

I've wanted a GoPro for a very long time. I saw that these were renewed and wanted to give one a buy. My first package came and it was a different camera. No biggy, sent it back and got my 8 black in two days thanks to amazon. They come basically new just with different packaging. I never really realized how many features and great image quality can come out of these little packages. They are work horses and I absolutely love mine!

I bought this camera to bring scuba diving for my underwater proposal. She said yes! We got amazing quality video with beautiful colors perfect image stabilization and I'm so happy with the results. I wish the battery lasted a little bit longer, but to be fair I'm always using it in 4K and buying spare batteries and an external battery charger was not very expensive. Now I have three batteries and can swap them out quickly.

The Session is the latest camera from GoPro. It is a great little camera with a good resolution overall. It's not the same level of detail as seen with the Hero Silver, however for people like me who find themselves in the woods for days at a time, it's awesome to be able to have a lightweight and compact form factor to pack in.Function-The Hero Session features a one-click operation. Click the main button once, video recording starts at the specified default resolution. You can set this with the camera itself via the buttons or in the remote control app on your phone/pad. If you hold the main button for 3 seconds, it will start a time lapse. Easy peasy.Here's what resolutions it's capable of via the GoPro website:I1440p 30, 25 Ultra Wide 1920 x 14401080p 60, 50, 30, 25 Ultra Wide, Medium 1920 x 10801080p SuperView 48, 30, 25 Ultra Wide 1920 x 1080960p 60, 50, 30, 25 Ultra Wide 1280 x 960720p 100, 60, 50, 30, 25 Ultra Wide, Medium 1280 x 720720p SuperView 60, 50, 30, 25 Ultra Wide 1280 x 720Superview is basically expanding the field of view horizontally and vertically a bit more, perhaps 3-5mm. You do end up getting that 'fisheye' effect when using it, but that's sort of nice sometimes. There are a few videos explaining how to apply the 4:3 crop to the video in post and eliminating the 4:3 aspect ratio when using this ultra-wide view and preserving the 16x9 ratio, but I won't go into that here.Anyways, after you have your fun mounting your GoPro on your horse/cat/bike/helmet/walking stick/ferret, you can import these motion pictures into your editor of choice, or just use the free GoPro Studio application found on the GoPro website under 'support' to convert, edit and export your killer clip footage dude! I personally just stick with the GoPro Studio software as I like the simplicity. I'm out there taking pictures of bears, landscapes and whatever else my assignments call for. I also use it for trail documentation on the AT and surrounding vistas in various states that I like to hike. Videography isn't my primary hobby so I'm alright with a lower resolution and a more simplified workflow, not to mention the smaller files taking up space on the card and ease of post work at the end.Accessories used:- I paired the Session with the suction cup mount for use inside/outside my car, a Peak Designs P.O.V. harness for my pack, a 64GB Sandisk MicroSD and an Anker Astro 6700 mAh battery pack for when I'm on the go and need to shoot more footage of trails and sunsets and junk. The GoPro Session been rained on, fallen on, attacked by my kitten, tossed in the mud, had food spilled on it, dropped and even found it's way into a campfire once (briefly, VERY briefly!).. It keeps chugging right along. It's not totally indestructible, but it's as close as I've felt like I can dish out, honestly. And for $200, it's a no-brainer. You're not going to feel like you lost a child or a full-frame camera or anything if something drastic were to happen to it. On the other hand, a $400 purchase might, depending on your financial status, give you heart palpitations if destroyed.Negatives:-The major complaints for me anyway, seem to stem around how the WiFi won't turn off when the camera does. If you have it remotely connected to your device and you stop recording, the camera will keep blinking blue, indicating that the WiFi is still active. This obviously eats up some of the battery and I really wish that there was an option to either keep this feature on or be able to turn off the wifi upon stopping a recording to help conserve some more of that precious battery. It's not a deal-breaker, but it's something to note and hopefully something they can change via another FW update.-There seems to be a delay when attempting to enter the settings menu while the device is turned off. If you have the camera off and press the (We're just going to call it the 'menu' button for lack of a better term) menu button, it takes a few seconds for it to register and get you into the menu system. Sometimes it seems it doesn't want to even do that. A small annoyance, but one I found nonetheless.-Battery life seems to be holding up to around what GoPro claims, which is about 1 Hr and 45 mins or so at 1080p 60fps. That's pretty respectable considering the size of the camera and how lightweight it is. Just great. Again, the external battery pack might be a good thing to have as a backup if you're concerned about that becoming an issue.===Final thoughts: For those who don't need 4k resolution and want a more compact package, or for those who wish to play around with videography, the GoPro Session is where to start looking. It's the entry level option, however you do get quite a lot for the money. I recommend it.

Sorprendente, semplicemente sorprendente !Sia per la qualità e le caratteristiche della macchina, che per la disponibilità e, soprattutto, per la chiarezza e la correttezza del venditore: senza offesa per nessuno, è veramente la prima volta che noto "veramente" chiarezza e correttezza e, questo, non è poco !Al riguardo della macchina, mai visto uno zoom così potente e veloce, mai visto un ptz e/o una messa a fuoco (autofocus) altrettanto così veloce che permette, anche dopo lo zoom, di avere subito/istantaneamente un'immagine chiara e nitida.E' un piccolo gioiello dal prezzo più che ottimo.Ho diverse altre IP Cams e, ripeto, senza offesa per le altre, questa è tutt'altra cosa, è robusta, di dimensioni contenute e, non dimentichiamo, monta ottica Sony e, direi, è perfetta !Ho fatto "i miei primi passi" con la macchina ma, chiaramente ... dovrò scoprire ancora tutto il resto e, almeno per il momento, non c'è nulla da ridire.Anzi, alle caratteristiche/dotazioni presenti, aggiungerei (senza però togliere altro) un connettore DI/DO per allarme e sarebbe "la macchina perfetta" ... almeno per me !Sono semplicemente soddisfattissimo !

I purchased the Canon 90EX for one reason, to wirelessly trigger my off-camera Canon 430EX II flashes. At the time of ordering this little guy, there weren't any reviews specifically concerning the 90EX's master functions or compatibility with the new Canon 6D, so I though I would contribute to the group. Hopefully you find this review helpful. Feel free to ask any questions in the comments section.Let's get started!Is the Canon 90EX any good? The answer is, "YES!!!!" The 90EX is an awesome alternative to everything else out there that will wirelessly trigger your flashes. Here is quick glimpse at what's good and not-so-good...PROS:* Wireless Slave Groups - You can fire with A:B and A:B C groupings. You can have multiple flashes in each group creating an infinite number of lighting varieties.* Manual Adjust - flash settings can be manually adjusted from on-camera. From 1/1 all the way down to 1/128 on the 430EX II's.* E-TTL II - Works' perfectly. Also, E-TTL ratios are very handy for quick setups. From 8:1 to 1:1 to 1:8 in half stop increments.* HSS - High Speed Sync works up to 1/4000 (that's the highest shutter setting on the 6D). HSS can be set from in camera when shooting in master mode with flashes that are capable of shooting in HSS. When shooting with just the 90EX and no external flashes, HSS is not available. You'll only be able to shoot up to you max sync speed (1/180 on the 6D).* Curtains - both 1st and 2nd curtain work. 2nd curtain is not an option in wireless mode though.* Easy to Use - The unit has one button, a battery door, an LED light, and a hotshoe lock....that's it. All controls are run from in the camera menu.* Small - Very compact! This would make a good travel flash for those using DSLR's that lack that feature, like the 6D or any of the 5D's.* Wake Up! - If your flashes fall asleep into powersave mode, just half press the shutter and the 90EX will send a signal to wake them up.* Secure Signal - this can fire on one of four channels. This way you can shoot with other photographers around and not have to worry about them firing your speedlites.* During wireless shooting mode, the 90EX will not fire as a full flash. It only fires to send the signal.CONS:* Plastic Foot - wish it was metal.* Wireless Range - The specs say to set your off camera flashes at a maximum of 16 ft indoors and 23 ft outdoors. (Page 16 in the manual) It's not nearly as good as my PocketWizards were, but I knew this before buying. It's infrared technology, not radio frequency. However, I'm not Joe McNally, so it meets my needs.* Battery Life - expect 100 full power flashes or 400 quarter power flashes or 800 at one eighth power or etc... When using as a wireless master, it will last a heck of lot longer because it is not firing a full flash. You can also turn off the 90EX flash by setting it to Manual. It still flashes, but will not show up in the image.* Recycle Time - 0.1-5.5 seconds depending on your power setting. Don't worry about recycle time if you are just using it as a master.TIPS:* Save the planet - pick up a set of rechargeable AAA Eneloop batteries. IMHO, these batteries are the best.* Sensor - Make sure your external flash's IR sensor is facing the camera. Keep in mind that IR can bounce off walls too.* Line of Sight - Make sure there are no obstacles in between the camera and your flash. This will create signal interference. I use my flashes inside of brollies (umbrella softboxes). The signal has no problem communicating through the umbrella material.* Powersave - There is a battery saving "auto off" feature that is bound to turn your 90EX OFF unexpectedly. Pressing the shutter does not wake-up the 90EX when it is OFF. This feature can be disabled in the camera's flash menu under custom functions. I recommend you disable this feature and save yourself that moment of frustration in front of a client. :)WHY I BOUGHT THIS:I recently upgraded my Canon 7D and 50D to a set of Canon 6D's and to my surprise, my trusty PocketWizards (FlexTT5's, MiniTT1 and AC3 Zone Controller) became unusable. The firmware upgrade that would fix this has been parked on the horizon for months. I was looking for a solution, and thought I'd give this cute little 90EX a shot. No regrets! It meets my needs and does a lot more than expected.Thanks for taking the time to read this quick review. I hope it helps you make your decision. Should you have any questions, please feel free to ask them in the comments section below. Cheers!

I use this for POV driving. Took some trial and error to get the positioning right, but it works great.Just saved myself $475 by not buying a new GoPro. Yes the GoPro is better quality, marginally. But my iphone 6 is plenty good for my amateur uses. The Samsung S4 has a superior camera to the GoPro by far.iphone 6 is 8MPgoPro black is 12 MPSamsung is 16 MPJust need to figure out how to make the head band a little more loose, the side slider is a little wonky.