[1.45 lb] I used this controller with the BRC-H800 cameras. Very smooth movement and able to follow talent on stage easily. Controls are very straight forward. Auto iris and focus work very well. Able to set GPI to output closure to force monitor to follow selected camera. GPI is either tally in OR camera selected out. Worked fine for me with new Decimator quad view box using gpi input. Cameras able to do 1080p 59.94 level A or B. I still need to do the software update on the cameras for Trace Memory operation. Even without it, I really like this set up. Able to get very pro looking video, almost like a manned camera. The only thing I would like to see is the ability to go a bit slower on zoom so I can get push/pull shots straight on. I could get the pan slow enough to creep. Looked great. To be fair, I haven't used the latest software yet, but will soon. Solid feeling controller. Pretty easy to learn, once set up. I have not used a PTZ camera setup before, but I really liked using this set up.

[164 ft (50 m)] I bought this to control the ND filter on 3 Sony FX6 cameras. It works just fine!

[9.9 oz (281 g)] Great to prop the camera up to shoot games Easy to set up and scans very smoothly like it but it was expensive

[1.45 lb] We had been searching for months for a way to control all three of our Sony MC2500 cameras. This remote is plug and play, we plugged it in and it worked right away. No issues at all.

[164 ft (50 m)] I wanted something to control the trigger on my Ursa 12K from the handle for wildlife. With a heavy rig, it is easy to forget to take the cable out from the tripod handle mounted trigger on non-wireless system. The LanParte wireless controller gets rid of that problem and avoids possible disasters of tripods falling over or cameras falling. There is virtually no lag and while there is a little noise when the button is pressed, it doesn't't seem to be an issue.

[9.9 oz (281 g)] One of the most used pieces of equipment I own. This makes camera operation a snap. Works exactly as advertised and I simply love it.

[1.45 lb] I hear people comment online. A joke. Over priced. You just don't know, until you try. This a great remote. Yes! It cost a lot to have this fine tool.
�Let me say! Having all the menu functions on the controller is really smart. Cameras, like the HXR NX80, and PXW Z90, will greatly ease the lack of easy access, to functions like the Menu button at the front of the camera. A great asset when mounted on a tripod, which is it's use. The new cameras, have full control with this one remote.�

�Those with a Sony HXR NX100, will love it. Not having to reach to the top of the camera, to use the function menu, with those small not very tactile buttons will make it a breeze. The NX100 you don't have total control of the camera, but having access to menu system from the remote makes using this camera so much better, and it's a great camera. You can not, adjust the Gain, and the Shutter from the remote with the NX100 all other controls work. You can make it Auto and Locked, but no adjust for those two functions. Look over the Compatibility chart.

The remote is big, and stated not dust proof or water proof. At this expense why not? It's a superb remote. Lights are missing on most remotes. This lights up letting you know it's recording, letting you know which camera is being adjusted and more..

[164 ft (50 m)] This makes the operation of Sony PTZ's so much easier with many of the main function's at your fingertips. Designed for the latest series of camera's but i'm using this with BRC H700's, Some function's are not available with the H700's but hopefully Sony will make more happen with a firmware update.

[1.45 lb] The Sony RM-IP500/1 is a fantastic controller. It works really smoothly.

[164 ft (50 m)] I have three of these controllers. It is a wonderful improvement to the older one, However, The manual does not have an index. It is pretty difficult to navigate the logic of the various control menus.