The photos show a remote camera but the product description say "dual built-in lenses". Is the second lens a remote?
851669
The second camera is a remote camera that can be mounted any where in the vehicle, it plugs in to the left of the screen top port
851670
This is a pice of garbage do not buy it it is junk, they have a lot better ones on the market.
1185695
To me it appears this product is two units. The reciever plugs into the T3 in the same place the wired remote switch (Canon RS-60E3) would plug in. The transmitter is a separate unit that you use to trigger the shutter
2273482
Yes there should have been 2 cameras. The same thing happened to me and I contacted the person and they sent the other one. This seems to be a scheme where they send on and hope no one notices.
1908954
The remote function seems to work well for triggering the shutter and focusing, but I would use a single focus point.
878812
The one lens is but not the other two. They still work. I will look and work more with them in the spring.
2274189
My camera didn`t come with a remote. Is not even on the description either.
1129631
Am interested in remote also...Post kodak email so i can inquire...could not locate Thanx
335127
No, there's a tele zoom in it's accesories buy I don't recommend it, if you want to play with lenses buy a DSLR, they're pricier but it's worth it.
2055640
No, this camera has just front lens, NO BACK lenses. I don't know why the seller says "dual lens". I bought this camera couple of months ago, it is easy to use, pretty good HD video quality, but mounting bracket adjustment nut broke (plastic cracked) when I tried to tighten it. So there are some durability issues. Also, I read some review (probably fake one) saying that the camera has GPS function and even shows and records speed of your vehicle in real time. It is all NOT true, there is no GPS in one that I bought. I hope it will help you to make your decision, but I think I would not buy another camera from this seller/manufacturer.
1501901
Correct - one camera w/lens - if the first lens is short as well as the second lens then maybe two lens. The camera space on this large pack is very disproportionate. There are other issues as well, read my review.
1227625
correct. The receiver is attached to your camera (with our without an external flash) and the remaining remotes would be attached to two other flashes. No manual came with the product so I had to do a lot of tinkering with channels etc to get them to work as I wanted, but for the price they are fine. I have not used the cords that came with the box as of yet.
1797729
Yes, I did receive both the camera and the lens in separate original boxes (from Canon). I think the camera is a very good deal... so far I only have good reviews for it!
1218139
No, this is an all-in-one camera. You have to go about twice the price of this one to get into 'camera body' style digital that will take other lenses. (I purchased this for a friend and her needs for photography and mine are night and day...)
1710010
No. The panning and zooming is manual. You have to pan, zoom to desired level, and then focus the lens properly. It has a real nice optical zoom but all the features are manual at the camera. No remote functions. There are other PTZ cameras on the market but crazy expensive......like this one.... http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sony-Ipela-SNCRX550N-B-Network-Rapid-Dome-Camera-26x-Optical-Day-Night-/271122258503?pt=US_Security_Cameras
1148304
If you read manual on page 134 it shows how to use remote control. I guess the reason it wasn't advertised for K-x cause it was fairly new camera. You can buy one for around $5-$7.
54921
I've been wondering the same thing. I don't see why Canon didn't just put a second remote sensor in the back of the camera as well as the front. Why didn't that cross their minds?
2000022
No, the 2 main lenses are. But the other 2 are attachments. I purchased this package, it's well worth the money, but some of the stuff you may never use.