OK, so this isn't a professional grade flash. It has no illuminated screen on the back, no adjustable settings other than the slider on the front lens. The build quality is on the cheap side. The foot for the hotshoe is plastic, not metal.BUT, for fifty bucks you can't complain. I love SUNPAK products, and own the PZ42X, the PZ40XII and this little guy, the Digiflash 3000. I have been to at least a dozen foreign nations with them. As long as my AA batteries can hold a charge, these units perform just fine.One good thing about the Digiflash 3000 in the Nikon format, is that its iTTL circuitry is backwards compatible to the older TTL system, something the expensive SB900 and it's brothers cannot. do. I can use this fifty dollar Digiflash 3000 on my 2013 Nikon D5100, my 2010 P7000, my 2005 D70, and even on my 2002 D1X and IT WORKS ON ALL OF THEM with pretty accurate exposures. No five-hundred-dollar SB900 can do that! Neither can my SUNPAK PZ42X for that matter. I wouldn't be surprised if this thing worked with my old film bodies like the FE2 and the FG.If you are like me, a Nikon collector who likes to keep his older equipment in use along with the new stuff, then get one of these. Despite its simplicity, it's the most backward compatible Nikon-type flash I have ever seen.

We used our scope for the first time recently. I had read the manual and a lot of online materials before we received our scope so I was somewhat familiar with how to use it. I input our location using our place's longiture and latitude and used the unit's "two star" alignment setting since I could only make out two bright stars in our light-polluted location (Tokyo, Japan). After this, I input "Jupiter" into the hand controller and the scope slewed to the planet and placed it right in the center of the eyepiece's field of view. My family and I spent the next hour letting the scope swing around to various stars and binary systems that I couldn't see with my unaided eyes but showed up beautifully in the eyepiece. I recommend taking a look at Albireo in the list of "named stars" on the hand controller very highly.I knew that a telescope, much like a camera, is a device that needs accessories. Therefore, before I bought the scope I purchased (used) a 9mm ocular, a barlow lens, a better star diagonal and a battery pack to power this thing. The car battery adapter I purchased with the scope. A lot of people don't use a case so I can understand why Celestron didn't include one with this to keep the price down. One of those plastic storage boxes should work well if you use the foam that comes with the scope to keep it in place.The optics of the telescope and the special coatings on the optics are a great improvement over what I experienced 20 years ago with my first 5" SCT scope. The images are sharp and this scope is suitable for both planetary viewing and deep space objects. However, the deep space objects will require you to find a dark site to be really visable. Our first night of viewing included a look at M13, a globular cluster. It was there but the local light pollution required me to use "averted vision" to see it.I highly recommend this product for those who want to get into Astronomy at a reasonable price. There are bigger scopes out there but the prices and size of these telescopes make this one a great compromise on size, performance and "bang for the buck." I don't think that you will be disappointed. You will need a few accessories but buy those as you need them.

Great product for the price. I'm happy I purchased it. It is a little odd at 1st to get used to. So you use the The Mode button on the top right hand side to access videos and photos,To take a video, or delete a video or picture. To take a video press and hold the mode button, Instructions do not say how to stop... Two Stop video Recording press the, shot button. To take a picture simply press shot. the menu Button, which is located at the top middle, Is to access everything else. To scroll up-and-down, through The menu, You have 2 buttons on the far left.When you are not in menu Mode, Those 2 buttons are for zoom in-and-out. manual zoom by rotating the left lens. I'd say the only thing that I do not like, is that you are unable to change the brightness of the screen.And a personal preference would be for it toFit snugly around your face. But I believe that is just the style of this model it is made to stare through, holding up, or on a tripod. It's not made to wear snug strapped around your head. To overview, a little bit awkward At 1st. not molded for the face. The positives. Night vision works great. It is easy to take video and picture. It comes with a very nice case. Comes with All the features more expensive models come with... For far less... It's a good buy…

It was so easy to set up, im not that tech savvy but I was able to set this up within minutes. It connected to my phone and was immediately able to use. I love how that I was able to control the camera from work in my phone. I also saw there’s a function where it would alarm anyone suspicious. It notice me when it sees any movement which is perfect. Plus it’s solar powered soooooo it’s cheap and efficient. I love this product it’s a great buy!!

Ok I agree with other reviewers. THIS IS A GREAT PRODUCT, QUALITY OPTICS, VERY NICE VIEWS.So why 4 stars? Well, here is why:1.- About design, IT LACKS AN EYEPIECE RACK, so you need to have a little box to place eyepices when not in use.2.- Starpointer EZ finder works great on bright objects (planetary) but if you need to find m51 that does not have any bright objects around it you'll see what I am talking about. It should come with a nice optical finderscope.3.- Lacks of a handle to move telescope around.4.- Should come with an extra eyepiece. 25mm works great but for planets you will need something like 10mm eyepiece or a barlow lens. I mean, planets are primary targets for novice and experienced, why not give them a nice first impression. COME ON ORION, ADD AN EXTRA EYEPIECE WITH THIS GREAT TELESCOPE.The pros you know them, M42 I could see gas areas never seen by me with other telescopes. WOOOOOOOW.Jupiter I could see about 6 bands, great sharpness and contrast (with my 6mm orthoscopic eyepiece) woooooooooooooow.FINAL WORD: Great scope but do your self a favor and buy along with this a 7 to 12 mm plossl eyepiece or a 2x barlow, you wont regret that.

I ordered this Eyrizon brandbaby monitor for our older daughter and her fiancee because there are two new babies in his family and they needed a baby monitor for all the times the babies will be in their home. Also, after their wedding next year, they'll be starting a family of their own. I definitely had that in mind when looking for the perfect baby monitor. This baby monitor is exactly what I wanted them to have, with all it's amazing features.This is a really impressive 2K video baby monitor that has both video camera and audio. It has a big bright 5" display which is really great to have when you'd like to be able to go about your business while the babies are sleeping. They live in a huge house, so the fact that it has a range of 1000 feet will pretty much meet their needs. It also has really clear night vision, a really handy night light, 2-Way Talk, and a lullaby player. At just over $150, this baby monitor is a great pick especially because it also has a phone app so our daughter and her fiancee can both keep an eye on the babies. It also has with 2x to 4x zoom so you can see your baby and look at what's going on in their room. They also have two big dogs, and this monitor is good for watching them as well.None of the other baby monitors we liked at had so many great features, so I'm thrilled we were able to get this monitor. This was the only monitor we liked at that has a lens that pans and this one pans up to 340 degrees to and can also tilts up and down110 degrees so you can see floor to ceiling.As with all smart devices, I very highly recommend you change the automatic password BEFORE ever using. The one thing you never want is for someone to be able to hack your baby monitor, or any other of your smart devices.If you're looking for the perfect gift for new parents, a baby monitor is one of the best gifts you can buy. The peace of mind you'll be able to provide is one of the most valuable things you can give any new parent.Very highly recommended!

I wanted driveway coverage, but did not want to drill into the brick. This is beyond perfect!! It takes one minute to assemble, and a little screwdriver is included! I wrapped this around an outdoor lighting fixture and have complete coverage of driveway. Seems super sturdy so far. I am going to purchase another one to use to "hang" a camera from my backyard porch light or metal frame of patio cover shade. You could use this on a freestanding trellis too. So glad I purchased this!

The 550D/Rebel T2i is packed so full of excellent features that any kind of truly meaningful review would require lots of hands on use. I haven't had that time yet. But initial impressions based on some test shooting and careful study of features, function, controls, and documentation are extremely positive. This is an upgrade from a Canon Rebel XT, so a great deal about the features/functions is new, but diving into each of them show that it's all very well thought out, not too hard to learn/use, and exceptionally well documented. The degrees of gradation between completely automatic and completely manual are practically limitless. Innovative features like "picture style" and "auto lighting optimizer" will delight some and make others wary. I tend to be wary but in ordinary situations they work nicely and are easy to disable. The 550D's "quick control" panel is great and provides a much faster and more intuitive way to access and change most of the settings that are most likely to need changing. The Quick Control view also makes it easy to turn off "picture style" and "auto lighting optimizer, if need be. The unit "feels" better-built than the Rebel XT and the controls are laid out in better way. The LCD is superb, sharp, and the 1:1.5 proportion is an improvement. For what it's worth, I got an EF-S 15-85 USM lens to use on it -- it's a match made in heaven.