Kit includes:
1) Nikon MB-D80 Battery Grip for D80 and D90
2) Spare EN-EL3e Lithium-Ion Battery Pack
3) Cameta Microfiber Cleaning Cloth
The Nikon MB-D80 Multi-Power Battery Pack holds 2 EN-EL3e Lithium-Ion rechargeable batteries - effectively doubling your total shooting time or can hold a AA Battery Holder (included) so users can use six AA batteries as a power backup. The MB-D80 Multi-Power Battery Pack provides an AF-on button, vertical firing release with lock and front and rear command dials.
With constant shooting, flash usage, image review and playback, especially when you have access to additional memory, your standard battery alone will not usually be sufficient and ultimately put constraints on how you want to shoot. A spare rechargeable EN-EL3e battery is an essential accessory. No power, no pictures!
Keep your camera and lenses smudge-free with this handy microfiber cleaning cloth.
Customer Review: Nice feel, look, functionality
This is a great item if you're interested in not worrying about running out of juice. Get it together with a spare battery. I bought it also for the extra shutter button and the grip, which are my favorite features. It just makes the camera feel delicious.
I work with property owners each day that have heard of these digital satellite TV headend systems and wonder what the benefits are, and whether or not their property would be a good candidate for a headend system. Here are some cliff notes to help you better understand what a headend system is and whether or not you can benefit from one on your property.
So what is a headend system you ask?
In short and "non-teckie" terms, a headend system is an equipment rack filled with active electronics capable of receiving, processing and delivering digital satellite TV signals to an entire community over coaxial cable and/ or fiber optic infrastructure. Headend systems are used by both franchised and non-franchised cable companies to provide video, Internet and telephone services to customers. Non-franchised cable companies known as Private Cable Operators (PCO's) often utilize digital satellite TV headend systems to deliver satellite TV signals to private communities such as apartments and condominiums. Private satellite TV headend systems are a great solution for any property suffering from balcony dishes and/ or poor cable TV service from the local cable company.
The Benefits of a Digital Satellite TV Headend System
1. Minimize balcony dishes
The installation of a digital headend system offers the residents of an apartment or condominium community the ability to receive digital satellite TV channels without the need for an individual satellite dish. Further, bulk and other discounted programs offered by DISH Network and DirecTV allow for reduced pricing to those customers residing on a property that is served by a digital satellite TV headend system.
2. Increased programming choices to residents
Digital satellite TV service offers hundreds of channels of programming including sports, news, movies, music, high definition, Video On Demand (VOD), pay-per-view, international and much more.
3. Analog & Digital TV Services
Satellite TV headend systems can also deliver analog programming to customers who don't have an interest in receiving hundreds of channels. Property owners benefit by having the ability to customize analog channel lineups, while branding their property with community channels and customized TV guide channels.
4. Combines Video with Internet & Telephone
These days it's all about the double and triple play. Headend systems allow for delivery of not only video, but Internet and Telephone service as well.
5. Little or no cost to property owner
For qualified properties, the cost to install a headend system is often subsidized by the satellite TV provider. Further, many properties benefit by receiving revenue sharing payments on the services delivered by the headend.
Adam Tuiaana is a communications consultant with over 15 years of business development & marketing leadership in the telecommunications industry. The large majority of those years have been spent serving clients within the multifamily real estate industry with a focus on video and data services. Adam has worked in various capacities for leading cable and satellite TV companies, serving the multifamily industry. Adam is the founder of http://www.ApartmentSatelliteDish.com, a consulting firm for multifamily property owners.
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