3 Color Led Closet Light, 106-Led Dimmable USB Rechargeable: These seemed, to me, a 'little bit' pricey, but are well designed lights, worth the money. Even when on full bright, they look like some high tech light panel, with no trace of LED outlines. When dimmed all the way down and set on 2700K they make excellent motion activated night lights, on full bright at 4000K or 6000K they make great little work or reading lights.The mounting brackets have a small hole in the middle so you can use a (very) small nail for mounting if needed. You will need to get a small 'thin flat head' nail of the right size though. The 3M mounting tape works well. The magnets are in the light, so if you have a ferrous (iron type) surface, you can just stick them on it with the internal magnets.The controls are fairly simple and easy to figure out. Button one, press once to turn the light constantly on, next press turns on low-light motion detect, next press turns it off. The other button, long press to dim up/down, short press to change the color temperature. These units do remember the color and dimmer settings after power cycles.Be aware that these are rated at 200 lumens, they are not some super bright light source. Also be aware that they throw a very, very wide area of light. I think that the 200 lumen rating may be low, lumens are mysterious things to measure. I have had other rechargeable lights, rated at higher lumen output, that were actually dimmer than these.Just for grins, I did do a 'always on - full bright' length of use test. After the initial charge, I got about 5 hours of full bright light out of these. Lithium batteries generally perform better after a few cycles so I would expect that to improve.In the included pix, I had dimmed the lights all of the way down, so as not to freak out my camera, and set each on on a different color. The colors in the picture are pretty accurate.Updated 8/22; I accidentally discovered that these lights have a phosphorescent coating that glows brightly under UV light. Now I know why I like these so much. They are not just some cheap LEDs. Darn good engineering.

EDIT 2/18:So with their new firmware you can now edit Pro settings right on the Pocket itself! Very useful as you don't have to plug in your phone anymore. They also added a Cinema Color Profile which mutes the colors a bit so you can do color correction later in software. I'm bumping it to 5 stars as this is the perfect device for a amateur user like me. Every update just makes the device even better!So it's a new year and I wanted to try my hand at video making. I have no experience at all except from using a phone camera. My first thought was this is the perfect size in my hands. It's also very light and holding it does not fatigue my hands at all. The mechanical gimbal is very cool. It has three modes: Follow, First Person, and Tilt Lock.The touchscreen on the device is very responsive. Easy to use swipes and taps, you can select different features pretty quickly. The phone attachment is very iPhone and USB-C phones only right now. I believe they are working on a update for micro-usb phones. When you plug in the phone you get access to more robust options like manual adjustments to ISO and frame rates. Also when you get your right setting and unplug the phone, the settings stay on. The only hinder is that you have to plug the phone back in to change it again. When you plug in the phone I would recommend using two hands to operate. The only thing that would worry me is the little lightning connector holding up my big iPhone will snap.You can easily plug in to a power bank and film way longer. Right now the battery life is good, getting about 2 hour shooting time. It comes with USB-C wire and the phone connectors for iPhone and USB-C. Also a pretty good hard plastic case that protects your device. There are many accessories coming so stay tuned for those. Also don't worry about the touching the gimbal itself. It's pretty sturdy and it was meant to be manually moved around to adjust the tilt angle. Coming from just a normal dude, this is a pretty awesome device! I have played around with a Go Pro but if you put that thing on a gimbal itself it can get pretty heavy.

Je vais être honnête, je n'ai jamais eu de Caméra GoP......, mais des amis en utilisent, je pense pouvoir faire une comparaison honnête:Cette Camera Sport SURFOLA SF530 à un gros atout, c'est son prix pourtant c'est leur haut de gamme.1- elle est bien fournie en accessoires:Boitier étanche de bonne qualité, 2 Batteries de 1050mAh, une télécommande avec une sangle que l'on peut placer au poignet par exemple pour déclencher soit mode photos ou vidéos, 1 cadre noir, 2 coussinets adhésifs plats, 1 support vélo, 1 montage en crochet, 1 vis oreilles longue, 1 vis oreilles courtes, 1 vis 360°, 4 boucles de dégagement, 1 clip, 1 manuel d'utilisation en Français.Attention le descriptif ici du vendeur, précise qu'elle supporte une Carte MicroSd de 128 Go, alors que sur le manuel fourni avec la Caméra elle ne supporte qu'une carte MicroSd de 64 Go, donc c'est ce que j'ai utilisé.Le menu de la caméra est assez complet Vidéo, en boucle, ralenti, Time-lapse, photos, Auto Timer, Rafale Timer.Avec deux écrans, 1 arrière et 1 avant pour les selfies, c'est un plus importantLa Vidéo se fait en 4K, 30 images/secondes, en 24 MP, ou 1080p 120 images/secondes. Avec Sony Sensor.Un Zoom de 4X.Wifi intégré qui permettra d'interagir avec l'application installée sur le smartphone ou la tablette.Le boitier étanche est certifié jusqu'à 30m.Un petit rappel: la télécommande n'est pas étanche.La stabilisation électronique avec la Technologie Anti-Shake EIS Avancée.Malgré qu'elle soit bien fournie en accessoires, j'ai pris sur Amazon un baudrier pour le VTT, et il est fourni avec une pince assez forte pour fixer la caméra sur la sangle avant d'un sac à dos par exemple (voir photos)Je trouve que c'est un achat hyper intéressant à recommander, je suis pressé de l'utiliser aux raquettes, et je referai un commentaire.

I've had this monitor for about 1.5 years before the volume buttons stopped doing anything (no volume controls showed up on the screen and since powering on the device defaults to muted, you can't ever hear anything). Warranty is only a year, of course. Looks like a decent handful of people have encountered the same problem. Hoping it was a software problem, I tried updating the firmware on the monitor and the camera but no dice.The solution - and I hope this finds at least a few people - is to pry open the monitor. Using a thin flathead screw driver (or maybe something thin and plastic if you don't want to do too much damage), work your way around the monitor starting in one of the corners. There are little tabs holding the monitor together so once you get it initially open enough to jam the screwdriver in, gently work your way along until you get to one of the tabs and then pry it open. Pop them all off and then carefully separate the front and back half being careful because the wire that connects the display to the board will still be connected.Once the monitor is open, there is a white cable leading from the volume controls to the battery and finally to a little connection that is hidden under a piece of tape (see picture). Peel away the tape and you'll likely find that the little white volume cable comes with it. In their infinite wisdom (and to save a couple pennies per unit, probably) Eufy decided that this ribbon cable only needs to be held in place by that little piece of tape. There is no plastic clip or anything to hold it in place. So grab a pair of tweezers and jam the blue end of the ribbon cable back into the slot and retape the whole thing. This might take you a little while to get as the cable is very small and the receptacle for the cable is equally small. My blue part of the connector had a little black line on it which indicates how far in it needs to go.It's worth noting that this almost certainly voids your warranty so if you're still within the warranty period I would definitely go that route first.The monitor itself is fine - nothing special. It does its job but its pretty frustrating that the entire $150 unit can be rendered essentially useless by such a careless decision with the volume buttons.

Is there a such thing as "I" in TEAM? Critics may argue this question, but when it comes to the film Friday Night Lights (2004), based on a true story about one high school football team in West Texas, there is no "I" in TEAM. The film follows the true events of the Odessa-Permian Panthers, an elite high school football team in West Texas, in 1988. The game of football isn't just something to do in this die-hard football town, but more like life or death where expectations of an undefeated season and winning the state championship is not only an achievement, but a requirement! Critics could argue that there is an "I" in TEAM in the beginning of the movie where the Panther's star player, James `Boobie' Miles (Derek Luke from NJ), makes the thought of losing unimaginable. That stands true, until Boobie suffers a severe season-ending knee injury in the first game of the season which automatically results more in teamwork than in the performance of one `key' player. The film does a great job with its handling of the needed injured athlete facing an unknown future by adding suspense . Since revealing the character would spoil the film, the audience can see the actor (Derek Luke) give an amazing performance of great burning frustration, drawing sympathy from them in a way that the character's previous arrogance did not. The film portrays this character's conflict very well by showing this frustration as he awaits his unknown future. With a few losses later in the season, the coach, Gary Gaines (Billy Bob Thornton), goes from hero to zero in the eyes of the supporters. Friday Night Lights portrays what a real football season is like with the pressures of life and supporters. Although they didn't have the undefeated season as expected, the Panthers still manage to succeed in making it to the state championship with teamwork and individuals who step-up into the fame. With screenwriter, Peter Berg's shaky camera shots, the viewers see that this isn't your typical football movie, instead, more like a reality show that adds a little extra legitimacy to the standard components: the constant parental pressures, the die-hard obsessive town, the hot-headed coach, the odds push toward the big game. Despite the many components in action, this emotionally fulfilling journey ends with an unexpected twist unlike most films. Despite the many conflicts and pressures of high school, supporters, as well as family, Friday Night Lights isn't about the performances of each player, but more about what happens in the hearts of each of them. The film is about both the sport and the problems that each individual player faces during their bumpy season. Without a doubt, Friday Night Lights is by far the best sports movie ever made, and a personal favorite, that everyone must see!

Produit conforme à la description.Une mini camera spécial sport, permet de filmer des séquences de la vie de tous les jours grâce à sa petite taille et son très petit poids, il accompagne nos divertissements pour le montage de vidéos.Cette dernière est plutôt pas mal du tout, elle reste tout à fait fonctionnelle, l'écran tactile répond bien, ce qui change par rapport à certain model.Cette dernière est également étanche via son boîtier d'immersion fournis, ce qui lui permet d'être entièrement immergé dans l'eau pour faire des prises sous marine sans problème.L'enregistrement se fait sur un support type carte Micro SD, donc pas excessif niveau prix, qui malheureusement n'est pas fournis dans ce pack.Qualité du produit tout à fait correct et package plutôt complet, qui lui permet d'être très polyvalent grâce à ces divers supports d'attache fournis.L'image des prises restent cependant regardable mais pas folle en terme de qualité, ce qui peu évidement en rebuter certain mais qui reste tout de même appréciable pour des prise de vue générale.Le prix me parait par contre un peu excessif compte tenue du produit lui même, à savoir que vous pouvez en trouver chez la concurrence pour bien moins cher, peut-être moins fournis au niveau des équipements mais comme ce sont généralement des pièces standard que vous pouvez utiliser sur la plupart des model du même type, ces derniers peuvent être acheté séparément pour pas très cher.Un produit qui reste cependant correct, même si la qualité vidéo reste peut-être le point faible du produit.

E' il top di gamma di casa Nikon, che altro ci sarebbe da dire?Preso ad un prezzo abbastanza concorrenziale rispetto a quello proposto dai negozi fisici.Arriva con i due filtri colorati e la cupola per diffondere la luce, una custodia semirigida col velcro e un'altra borsa di tessuto per gli accessori.Il mio è arrivato con il manuale in inglese,ma si trova quello in italiano in download sul sito Nikon.Il flash in sè è più leggero e compatto del precedente top di gamma, l'SB 910. Le batterie non sono disposte più in linea,ma affiancate.E' dotato di numerose funzionalità e opzioni che sto ancora esaminando.In fase di scatti multipli (su Nikon D750 se ne possono fare 7 di fila in RAW) non perde un colpo, a differenza del 910 che ogni tanto perde colpi e ti lascia qualche scatto buio.Come potrete facilmente leggere nelle recensioni specialistiche, il sistema radio deficita alquanto: attualmente l'accessorio che permette di comandare il flash in remoto, il WR-R10, ha una compatibilità molto limitata e solo la D5 e D500 hanno accesso a tutte le funzionalità senza problemi. Si spera che nei prossimi modelli di casa Nikon il transceiver sia direttamente integrato nella camera.In sostanza, un ottimo flash da tenere sulla macchina o staccato (ma usandolo prevalentemente con il ricevitore ottico o con cavi o ricevitori wireless esterni). Non compratelo per le sue funzionalità radio, a meno che non possediate le ultime top della Nikon. A 500 euro ne vale sicuramente la pena.-aggiornamento: ho dimenticato di riportare che non ha lo switch per la modalità master, per poter controllare altri flash col sistema ottico. Immagino che questo sia dovuto al fatto che è progettato per l'uso assieme ad altre unità radio. Non avendo io un secondo flash,attualmente, non ho notato subito questa mancanza. Tenete in conto questo fattore, se volete usarlo sulla macchina con un secondo flash non radio staccato.

This is the most advanced Speedlight I've ever used. It's a really nice change to have rechargeable batteries instead of having to pack a pouch full of double A's for once. The battery slots in from the side with no door but fits completely flush once installed. I took a solid hour going through the manual and playing with all the settings and options in the Speedlite. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a flash-sensitive trigger like all my other flashes have. It DOES have wireless communications with other Speedlites through radio but I'm pretty sure they only communicate among similar Speedlite ecosystems - none of which mine are. My camera I used it on doesn't have a flash so I used the Z1-C as the hot-shoe master.This thing cycles fast. At max flash power it will be ready with a follow-up shot a little over a second later. I have to wait for my slave flashes to build another charge while the Z1-C has finished and started idling. I'm guessing this is the advantage of having a nicer battery than a couple of generic Double A's. When charging the battery through the included dock my USB meter read 5v 2.2a when the battery was reading 50% charge remaining.The flash's hinge has the most angle I've seen in any of my flashes. My old ones can do a 180 to the left and 90 to the right. The Z1-C can do 180 to the right and 150 to the left. Even the vertical angle is impressive - It can do 90 forward and -15 degrees backward. What I would use this for - I don't know. When turning the hinges my other Speedlites make definite audible clicks. The Z1-C doesn't - It has a dampened notch feeling only. Stealth flash?The color of the flash is good. All of my photos go through post-processing so I don't think I'd notice even if it wasn't. This may affect some folks who shoot straight to JPEG or need to share fast. In my test shot with 3 Speedlites my oldest one has a slight blue tint but my other Speedlite and the Z1-C are basically the same color.