Digital Camera Printer Package

[Yes] I bought this cable to attach a boom mic to my digital camera. The package arrived in good condition and the cord was a decent length. It worked as it should and got me through filming.

I bought this cable to attach a boom mic to my digital camera. The package arrived in good condition and the cord was a decent length. It worked as it should and got me through filming.

[24 lb] This is great printer, my last Envy I use for over 13 years. It is everything you need in one package.

[Shoe Mount] I love this camera it is the best of the best for a digital camera.

[UV] Came with camera package; no complaints.

[20 x 16 x 0.4"] I always let my digital prints dry for 48 hours before I package them up and send them to buyers. After the first few hours, I put one of these tissue papers on top so the prints don't get any dust on them. I just weight the tissue down on the top and bottom edges a tad with whatever I have handy in my studio (little decorative stones, usually ha ha) so they don't float away. Works great. And I use the tissue in between prints when storing them.

[Black] This is not my first SRc. It's my 7th (4 in one bag, 3 in the other), as I keep adding channels to my inventory. With plenty of transmitters on hand, I needed to add two extra receiver channels to my secondary sound package. I'm all-in on Lectrosonics and the A1 block for talent wireless. I use the SRc with SMDWB and SMWB transmitters. Menu navigation is intuitive. Build quality is top-notch. The SREXT back plate is easy to install for immediate integration into a bagged sound package. There's been plenty of chatter about signal range with the SRc not quite being up to snuff as compared to the lauded 411a, but both my sound packages have antenna distribution with PSC RF Multi and Betso Bowties, and I have no issues with signal range. Even with the newer all-digital systems hitting the market (822, DSQD), there's still plenty of life in digital hybrid.

This is not my first SRc. It's my 7th (4 in one bag, 3 in the other), as I keep adding channels to my inventory. With plenty of transmitters on hand, I needed to add two extra receiver channels to my secondary sound package. I'm all-in on Lectrosonics and the A1 block for talent wireless. I use the SRc with SMDWB and SMWB transmitters. Menu navigation is intuitive. Build quality is top-notch. The SREXT back plate is easy to install for immediate integration into a bagged sound package. There's been plenty of chatter about signal range with the SRc not quite being up to snuff as compared to the lauded 411a, but both my sound packages have antenna distribution with PSC RF Multi and Betso Bowties, and I have no issues with signal range. Even with the newer all-digital systems hitting the market (822, DSQD), there's still plenty of life in digital hybrid.

[0.1 lb] Great camera. So much packed in a little package.

[55 mm (Front)] I bought this as part of a package with a Sony camera so far I really like it.