Control Game Mirror Terminal Puzzle

[Glass] This lens compliments, and has been a great addition to my line up of one lens! I was behind the Mirror less curve but I jumped it and decided to do it better with the equipment. I had planned to purchase the 180-600 mm lense, but with the delay, I switched my order to the Z 70-200mm f28 VR S, to get my lenses lined up. I shoot wildlife, aircraft, high school sports and landscapes. Basically any thing, I do it for the fun and my hobby. When it arrived, I put it to the test at my neighbor hood pond. I hand held it for almost 2 hours and got some great shots. Weight wasn't an issue at all at the pond and then a soccer game and volleyball game. My grandson and niece were happy with the results along with the families. Being 65 year old now, my plans with my equipment are to enjoy it all, which I am. I'm not a numbers person, I'm giving you a blue collar review. So here it is. The lens is the perfect length and weight and I love the internal zoom. The zoom ring location is different but you get used to it quickly. It's just a Home Run for me and will be for you.

[16] I mostly use these for shutter control. Works mirror up, timer one click, or bulb mode holding the button. Brilliant reliable kit. I also shoot high speed flash sync with these, just set your camera to 250 auto and flash to manual full power. Move or diffuse the flash hand held, but keep it at full power. No black outs up to 4000 fps for emergency bright sunny day fill.

[20 to 150 W] These speakers were the missing puzzle to my surround sound system. Great background surround speakers!

[2.3] To mirror the computer screen

[1.425 lb] Under $1000CAD to get into the motion control game. Not too shabby. Easy to use. Build feels pretty decent. Battery is okay and you can power with external banks. Set up is easy. Definitely a good addition to any smaller freelance kit.

[2700 to 6500K] The GVM Pro SD650B Bi-Color LED Monolight is a game-changer for my commercial photography projects. With variable color control (2700K to 6800K), strong output, and consistent brightness, it delivers natural, faithful colors. The 12 lighting simulations and remote control via app or DMX add creative flexibility. Portable, with Bowens compatibility and active cooling, this 650W LED is a must-have for indoor and outdoor shooting. I love it!

[45 W ] I have been using Elgato products since the Game Capture HD with a 2009 iMac. I used to light up my elgato green screen with a cheap USB powered LED work light set on the floor. It managed for the most part, but far from an ideal solution. The jump to the Key Light was like night and day, literally. Having full control over colour temperature and brightness made my lighting look instantly professional. Being able to control every option via the iOS app over WiFi meant the Key Light became the main source of lighting in my tiny apartment, and still is.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you are a pod cast creator or video game streamer, this is the mic for you! The quality is unmistakable once you hold the Razer Seiren V2 X in your hands. With the USB C to USB A cable you are setup to your computer in seconds. The sensitivity and clarity of the mic is amazing and the pickup pattern blocks noise from behind and beside you avoiding interference. The automatic gain prevents peaking and clipping, and the built in shock absorber make for a clean audio transmission no matter how exited you get. Gain and mute buttons directly on the mic put control at your fingertips. The Razor Synapse app makes control of you input and output a breeze. Great product!

[Steel] The Krane AMG500 is a very well-designed cart and the manufacturer claims that it's strong enough to handle 500 pounds. I haven't tested the weight limit but it seems very durable. The tubular steel is lightweight but very tough. I bought the Puzzle Deck add-on so I could easily load it up with camera bags and lighting gear. The add-on deck is necessary and I'm thinking of getting the Fork Deck also. This cart glides effortlessly on smooth or paved surfaces. But I have also used it on gravel paths and grassy areas and the smaller wheels in the front aren't really designed for that. It still rolls perfectly fine -just takes more muscle to pull it. I kind of wish Krane made a model with four large, all-terrain wheels since I shoot outside a lot. The best feature of this cart is the ability to easily configure it into several useful positions, depending on your needs. I would definitely suggest getting the Puzzle Deck along with it. I think Krane should have included the Deck, considering the price. It's just a rigid board with carpeting on it. I'm also thinking about getting one of the cargo bags too. The cart comes mostly assembled and all you have to do is attach the axle and wheels. Assembly is simple and takes five minutes. I highly recommend the AMG500. Krane makes a solid product and I'm looking forward to seeing what they come up with for future product designs.

[Aluminum] It is easy to use and no puzzle. As the added camera & lens provides additional weight to the mount, some care and attention is needed. If the screws are not firmly tight, the camera can move when the mounting shaft cools. . . all are common sense details.