Canon All In One Wireless

2/3 of a stop is a good value for my needs. the full stop was too much and 1/3 not enough at all.

[2x AA] Hi have had canon wireless flash, Nikon and used Wireless pro photo B1 system. This system is the same as Canon. very easy to set up and I love the tally light at the back telling you what group your on. The only pet hate is you have to have them on TTL mode to manually set the flash from the commander. Dont believe the first comment with low stars he/she didnt firmware update the camera so it didn't work. If your a Photographer who needs a a7rii,a7sii or a7ii with wireless flash get it, own it.

[0.065 lb] It works great with RODE Wireless Pro and our Canon C series cameras.

[Black] I use this bag to carry my Canon XA20 (plenty of room to leave on the wireless mic) and my still cam and other gear. Love the way it opens like a doctor's bag -- makes for really easy access to everything. The interior light is a fantastic addition! I wish the smaller size bags included the light as well.

[Laser] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Canon MF462dw - All-in-One, Wireless, Duplex Laser Printer prints super fast on both sides. I can easily print 50 pages very fast and the quality on the first page is just as great on the last page. It's fairly easy to set up and operate. I'm really enjoying being able to print directly from my cellphone and tablet. It scans really good and I love the fact that it comes with a CD.

[0.45 lb] I purchased the FreeWave Fusion Basic 2.4 GHz Wireless Trigger for my Canon R5. I was reading the information that came with it and it did not have my camera listed as a compatible camera and was concerned. I connected it with the cable for the Canon three point configuration (located on the front of the R5) and worked well! I have the Canon Intervalometer that worked with my 5DMIII, the Photos Anion Wireless Intervalometer, the BR-E1 Canon Bluetooth (received as a gift) and everything works on the R5. However, sometimes you need a simple piece of equipment. This Vello FreeWave Fusion Trigger does what is needed. I have had some other triggers and the Vello feels better made, sturdy plastic and does not feel cheap."

[25x Sheet Paper] Canson Infinity Rag Photographique is my one go to paper for fine art prints, both for selling as loose prints and for framing in my gallery exhibitions. I love it for its deep blacks, bright whites and excellent color rendering, making it ideal for both black & white and color photography. The perfect matte finish ensures there is no sheen interfering behind a frame's glass, and it doesn't bubble over time like photo paper does. At first I used it only for B&W, using another high quality paper for color prints, but darker color images did not achieve the contrast I was looking for, so I now I use exclusively Canson Infinity Rag Photographique. This also keeps me from having to inventory two different paper stocks. Just make sure you use the correct ICC profile for your printer (downloadable from the Canson website), and watch out for a macOS bug that messes up the color profile when using Apple's default wireless networking with Canon printers (use the Canon wireless driver, or better yet, plug in using USB).

[1x HDMI Male] Using it for connecting a Canon video camera to a wireless video transmitter. Works perfectly. I have a similar one for a gimbal that also works great.

[Non-Diversity] Great wireless microphone, with a good range and easy to use. Have been a game changer on my Canon M50 went I have to do blogging, podcast or interviews.

[Yes] The Vello Wireless ShutterBoss 4.0 Remote Timer and Trigger for Select Canon Cameras was a perfect addition to my Canon SLR. It allows me to not touch the camera for taking portraits or other stills. Connecting to my Canon 7D was simple and quick.