I had purchased the doorbell camera on Black Friday, but still wanting to have the ability to monitor my back door and garage door. Thankfully, they are both close enough and this product wide-angle lens provides enough coverage that I was able to do so by buying just one of these cameras and positioning it appropriately. now, with one app, I get coverage of all of the entrances to my house. It definitely makes my wife feel more secure in the house when she’s by herself. I’m even considering purchasing more to cover other aspects of my house outside.

Having tried with limited success to point laptops at conference room whiteboards to give remote users a better feel for what's going on in the room, I started my search with Microsoft RoundTable, which led me to Logitech and this device. It does its job very well and is seamlessly recognized by WebEx and Skype as a valid camera and audio device. Further perfection would be:* Wider angle lens...set at the end of a conference room table, I only get half the participants in the picture* An option for the remote user to control the pan/zoom. (The remote is for people in the room which is only half the battle.)

There are so many R reviews out there. I do agree with people who claim that Canon could have built a better interface, add some more buttons etc. but once you get used to the innovative interface you get a great camera with a 5d full frame sensor and excellent performance. I am now completely accustomed to using the screen for many controls and I've programmed the programmable buttons so any control I need is right within reach. I don't use the smart "bar" (or whatever it's called), I tried but found that it's redundant, that is probably a control that Canon should get rid of. I do use the lens ring for ISO, it comes in very handy, and I use the screen to set the autofocus point which once you get used to, proves to be a fast and easy way to focus on any spot very quickly, even when using the viewfinder. I don't miss my 70d at all, I like this full frame, fast camera, I love the mirrorless "feel" and my photos look great with the 24-105L lens.Battery life is shorter than traditional cameras, and I would recommend to get a spare battery. I use a "no name" battery as backup and it works every time, no issues, and costs much less than a genuine Canon one.Also, keep in mind there is no internal flash. If you're buying this camera, you probably have an external flash already but if not, a flash is a must have for indoor photography and other scenes.

So this is pretty much as you would expect a thermos style drinks cup. I think this is remarkable about this is the fact that it looks so like a camera lens you really will be forgiven for thinking it is genuine. A great gift idea for any serious or amateur photographer in your life.The cup itself includes two different leads and comes in a nice plain cardboard box. When I use the cup I found it kept my drink hot for at least six hours and when I say hot I mean fresh cup of coffee hot it would be warm for around 10 to 12 hours I expect.

For those that find night vision not working out of the box, you need to REMOVE the protective film that covers the lens!!I almost return this camera thinking the night vision is broken, glad that I tried removing the protective film and now night vision works perfectly! The manufacture should consider putting a note on the protective film or make the film non-transparent, otherwise a lot of customers will leave the protective film on because of laziness or other reasons, and later found out night vision doesn't work for them (see the blurry night vision pictures in other customer's review).

The media could not be loaded.

















 I have been a longtime user of Insta360 cameras from the days of the original ONE X. I bought the ONE RS to complement my ONE R as I sometimes like to shoot with multiple cameras. The improvements they have made to the RS are a welcome addition to an already excellent camera - improved battery life, improved audio (3 mics now instead of 2), improved mounting case. You can look on the Insta360 website (or any of the comparison videos on YouTube) to see what the upgraded processor brings (basically faster wifi, improved flow-state stabilization, digital zoom) but I am having most fun with the new boosted 4K lens. This now provides 48MP images (compared to 12MP of the R), Active HDR mode and 6K Widescreen mode. I recently used the 6K Widescreen mode to film a classic car rally. This meant I could get a beautiful wide (2.35:1) video of the cars racing around a corner and then capture a static shot of the car in the perfect angle I wanted. Most importantly, I didn’t have to pan the camera for the video or try and time my still shot, instead I could just enjoy the action with my own eyes while the camera did all the work. Attached are an image and a video of one of the cars.Having both the ONE R and RS and at least one of each of the 4k, 360 and 1” Leica modules I now have the perfect modular system where I can swap lens modules, bases and batteries as per the requirements of the shoot. Heartily recommended!

I really like this clip, at first I bought the peak design slide strap and that's great. But the minute I put a back pack on that strap becomes useless since I carry my camera sling style.The clip works really well, for on the go shooting. After about the first day I was able to get it in and out relatively easy. I've used it walking around the city, and on a 21km hike. Works for anything that I've used it for and I'm completely confident that the clip will hold my camera. It's comfortable even when wearing a thin t-shirt with a back pack. I just use the hand screws over the grub screws since it's nice to be able to remove it without a tool.Two things I noticed that users should know (which aren't a problem of the clip) is with a heavy lens like a Canon 17-55 2.8, the lens creeps the minute I turn it over. So with the clip I just have to suck it up with the zoom barrel completely extended when I'm walking around. Second, with a lightly loaded or uneven back pack the clip pulls a lot on the shoulder with the clip attached and it does become uncomfortable since you need weight in the back pack to keep it balanced.With the handscrews on the clip and the camera mount, make sure to double check them before every use. I've noticed that every now and then it gets loose. I expect this to happen since it's shaking around when used, so this doesn't bother me.

I have had the system for 2 weeks. It captures temperature, can automatically toggle between regular and night vision, comes with a wide lens, and somehow manages to alert you when there is loud baby noises. I was also able to add an additional camera easily so that I can watch room for my toddle and room with the baby. The system can automatically toggle between the two rooms. Felt it was best to go with the non wifi option for security reasons and to avoid the hassle of downloading an app just to get started. Took about an hour or 2 to charge initially but set up was extremely easy. No complaints here!!!