Before any set up of the Imou DB60 video doorbell can commence, you'll have to fully charge the battery. A charging cable is included in the box, alongside a chime, a selection of screws, and a further selection of mounts; but there's no USB plug.

Despite this becoming more common, it still catches me out, so it's always a good idea to have a spare USB plug for such occasions. Indications that Ricoh was not done making (designing?) modules for the GXR at all. Maybe a pointer to a possible stabilised aps-c PK module for a GXR mount?Everyone has worked out that more megapixels have a limit and conventional wisdom has long had it that bigger sensors are better than more megapixels. Therefore with something to lust after and yell a bit about the FF sensor in every camera is the wish list of everybody right at the minute. The 2.7-inch, 230,000-pixel display with a high 160º viewing angle is easy to view from both low and high angles. The signal to noise ratio ( SNR dB) is 10 times the base 10 logarithm of the signal amplitude ( A signal) Whilst clone batteries have never been a problem for me I do draw the line a little at cutting bits out of the case. I do have a few that after eight or so years of reliable use don't hold a charge and have been "retired" I can experiment with their cases to see if a workmanlike fix can be made.

Even a stabilised aps-c M mount module would have to be an interesting concept. Making a FF stabilised sensor might be a difficulty too far. i have tried several third party batteries with several cameras and know for a fact that this is not a " real" savingYes, I want a camera with FF sensor as well. Must keep up with the fashion and not be left behind. Although my NEX6 with Metabones Speed Booster is doing my Canon EF 50mm f1.2 proud atabout 53mm actual and f0.9. as i said many times , .why some of you want to play" russian roulette" with fixing batteries or cheap clones really escape me Sure, go with new DB-65 if you want. But for others which already have many original DB-60 batteries which still are in good health, my little modification might be worth to try carry out. They do it on their own risk however. I've read briefly that the PD AF in the NX300 still struggle to better the AF performance from earlier NX cameras without that feature. Well, It should only be a matter of time until Samsung gets that right. As in so many other market segment. If Samsung really want some success then sooner or later they will get it if they are committed to doing so.