I have had this camera for nearly 4 years and finally need a replacement (a refurb) due to autofocus and stability issues. I have taken thousands of pictures, from macro to 20x zoom, and a few videos with it as well. Many recipients of my amateur work marvel at the image quality. However, for memory management, I usually only use it for 500kB snapshots of projects, events, scenery, or a short video of interesting activities, all for my personal photo-journal. To upload photos and videos, I generally remove the SD card and insert it directly into the computer or with a USB adapter dongle. I have never used the wifi feature. It is best to carry it in a leather case (I had one from an S9 that I use) so it doesn't get pocket-dirt into the mechanism. The battery generally lasts for hundreds of pictures, but I carry one or two spares. I really like the "scene" selection knob (next to the shutter button) for quickly adjusting lighting and timing, although you can also select those things via the "menu". I recently ordered another unit at the "renewed" price, so I hope to get another 4 years out of the next one.

I bought this a few weeks ago and although I haven't had the clear skies needed to really test out this telescope what I have seen so far has been amazing.Firstly, the setting up instructions are not brilliant and they don't really cover exactly how to move and point the telescope. The screws for adjusting the horizontal angle of the scope wasn't really explained and so initially I thought the mount was faulty, but after some inspection and a good amount of oiling I managed to get the EQ mount working perfectly.The finderscope is not that great, but it is usable. My tip is to get your eye only 3 or 4 inches away from the finderscope and then get the two red dots to make a blurry single dot. Move your telescope until the object you want to view is inside the blurry single red dot and your should be good - make sure you align your scope and finderscope during the day first though!I did a fair amount of research on this and other Celestron scopes in my price range, and it was a choice between this and the slightly more expensive 130EQ. The choice is really up to what you want to do with your scope - If you want to look at the moon and the planets then the 114EQ is the scope for you because it has a greater focal length and you get sharper images. If you want to look at nebula's and galaxies then go for the 130EQ or 130EQ MD as it has a larger aperture which means capturing more light from those distance deep space objects.Another thing to consider is what you will need as well as the scope and this is what I've bought so far:1. A Barlow 2x Lens to increase the size of the object in my view finder so that things look slightly larger2. A case for your telescope, mount and lenses. Yes, you get nothing to store your new telescope in so if you plan to move it around you need to protect it. I've bought an aluminium travel case with foam padding for my scope, mount and lenses to go in.3. A laser collimator might be needed to make sure your mirrors are aligned after delivery and also when you've been transporting your scope around.4. A moon filter. When the moon is bright and full it really hurts your eyes, so get a filter! It also helps to increase the definition of the shadows too.All in all a great beginner scope, just hoping for better weather now....

Comprata in offerta a meno di 50€, viste le caratteristiche (video 4k e foto 20mb con stabilizzatore immagine, funzione slow motion e quan'altro) e tutti gli accessori forniti, mi sembra proprio un ottimo acquisto. Dotata di microfono esterno (oltre che interno) da poter fissare su casco o giacca, un'infinita di pezzi per ancoraggi diversi e con angolazioni differenti (con fascette, velcro e lacci già forniti), case di protezione trasparente e subacqueo (nel quale è già contenute la camera all'arrivo del pacco), due batterie, telecomando (con batteria) per funzionamento a distanza. Nel mio caso, acquistata principalmente per utilizzarla su mountain-bike e moto, ma dicono sia molto leggera anche per utilizzo con droneInoltre è possibile acquistare altri gadget come bastone per selfie, floating handle e caricabetterie esternoNB: necessario l'acquisto di una scheda Micro SD (ed eventuale lettore) da max 64GB

Ho acquistato il prodotto soprattutto per immersioni Profonde.la gopro è arrivata in una scatolina di cartone bianca.dentro c e la gopro,custodia stagna con sportellino touch(se fate immersioni oltre i 5mt lo dovete cambiare) ,aggancio rapido,cavetto usb e due batterie (una delle due non funzionava,il venditore ha provveduto alla sostituzione ed il ritiro del fuori uso)tutto non originale tranne la gopro.la macchina è perfetta nessun difetto quindi contando che usata la trovi a 200-250€ il suo prezzo va bene considerando la garanzia di un anno amazon sul ricondizionato.Mi raccomando...accorgimento sulla custodia stagna(non solo riferita al caso specifico ma in generale)...prima di metterla in azione con la camera dentro fate delle prove a casa e in immersione vuota con della carta assorbente dentro se ci sono problemi avrete modo di verificare senza buttare l a tino cam..non si sa mai!

I added this monitor to our baby registry thinking it would be really convenient to have since you are able to use it while traveling as well. This is a great monitor for the first few months of baby’s life until they start becoming mobile. While it does have a plastic cord concealing strip that attaches to the outside of the crib so that the cord can be “hidden” inside of it, it doesn’t keep the cord contained. At least ours doesn’t. It wasn’t an issue until our baby started moving around in his crib and was able to get a hold of the cord. I had to tape the cord inside of the plastic strip to ensure he couldn’t get a hold of it anymore. I am also curious as to what will happen to the camera itself when our baby starts to pull himself up in his crib. He will definitely be able to get a hold of the monitor and at that point, we may have to consider buying a different monitor that can be mounted on the wall.We have also experienced some connection issues which has been annoying but overall it is a good monitor and works the majority of the time.Definitely consider how accessible it will be for your baby once they are mobile and more curious.

Awesome cam. Why only four stars!. When they change the name from hero 4 Session to just Hero Session, and the price drop from 399 to 299 then now 199.00. They also took away some mounts like the case with the hooks on the back and the ball joint mount. I was so excited and could not wait for the camera to come with the case with the back mount, because I purchase a hat that I can fit the cam too. For this July 4. I wanted to film my family and son at the beach. Now I have to buy those additional mounts and it will not arrive on time. GoPro you made me mad. Still it is a great cam even though the sensor is small and the low light is not as great, and of course everyone still no stabilization. I prefer the Polaroid cube plus for better low light and stabilization. Still the Session is better on others things. No one can deny the form factor. It's just great! You can mount this cam anywhere, and the body is all black, so it is not as noticeable to everyone else. Can not wait when GoPro can improve on the Session!. Just still mad about GoPro giving us less product for the price drop.

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 First and foremost the shipping time was amazing. Literally came in like two days!! I'm not close to an Amazon hub either. Let me tell you about this phenomenal product. This baby monitor is excellent. The sound , the quality,the picture everything is great. So easy to hook up. I didn't even have to read the instructions everything was so easy. I now have a peace of mind leaving my little one to go out of the room to get housework done or to shower etc. She does not like being left alone so the audio option on this is great. I talk to her and sing her songs while getting things done around the house. It keeps her content. And the audio is very clear. The camera is very sturdy and made of good material. Not flimsy or cheap like at all. I'm very impressed with this product and use it daily all day. It has definitely took a toll of me having to wear a baby around the house while I do chores or cook. I even take it in the bathroom with me so I can have eyes on her at all times. It is definitely worth the money and I 100% recommend this product.

This flash is an good flash, and is certainly affordable. It has worked on my Canon Camera during testing and is working fine so far. The camera does have two issues so far that are related to build quality. The first issue is that the cover for the PC socket is junk. It is made out of some type of rubber but does not fit the socket at all and continues to fall out of the PC socket. If it was not for the fact that the cover was tethered to the flash it would have been lost on the first day of receiving the flash.The second issue is more serious and will require some modification. This issue has to do with the battery compartment. The flash's battery compartment has a design flaw that may present some NiMh batteries from making contact with the contact plates in the flash's battery compartment. This in turn will prevent the flash from powering up. Normal AA Alkaline work fine so no issue there. The battery door contacts seems to be a issue for quite a few owners of this product. I have attached my response to another reviewer that is having the same issue that I have encountered. Other then these two issues I can confidently recommend this flash without hesitation.My response to another review:I received my flash yesterday. I encountered the same issue as you. while using NIMH rechargeable. Prior to reading your review I had just thought that the rechargeable batteries were dead. I tried regular Alkaline batteries and they worked fine I then tried the rechargeable again and nothing. I then tried the rechargeable batteries in my camera and they worked without issue. Next I opened the battery compartment to examine what was going on and it was apparent that the batteries were not making contact with the door. If you are are having the problem as described you can push down on the door while it is closed with the problem batteries inserted. While the flash is turned on you will want to push down on the door's left side right above the battery which has the negative contact facing the door. For further identification of where to push, the door has a 6x4 grid of grip dots on it and you will need to push on the four left dots right above the words batt/push. with enough force you will see the flash panel light up. When you remove the pressure the flash's panel will go out.Now for the solution. I originally raised the four contacts at the bottom of the battery compartments. This can be done with a large paper clip bent so as to grab the contacts and raise them up however this did not resolve the issue SO DON'T bother with trying this solution. Now if you notice with the battery door of the flash open that the design flaw is that the contact for the lower left battery has a small dimple especially compared to the dimple for the upper right contact. To resolve this what you will need is a small paper clip. With the large loop and small loop(inner) of the paper clip pointing down bend the inner loop slightly away from you. What you are attempting to do is bend the inner loop so that it will fit behind the contact plate with the small dimple, and the large loop will fit on the outside of the contact plate, which is the side with the dimple that will also contact the batteries negative side. The large loop of the paper clip should contact the small dimple ever so slightly and continue around this dimple with no other modification needed. You want the paper clip to hug the dimple or otherwise it may move or change position which would not be a good thing and will just cause aggravation.If you installed the paper clip correctly you will now be able to use the batteries that were causing the issue without any problems whatsoever. There will be no need to remove the paper clip when using alkaline or other AA batteries you can just leave it in place. There may be slightly more resistance when closing the battery door but it should not be a issue and provides a semi-permanent solution. This solution should not be required if the contact plate was designed correctly but it is what it is at this point.