200 Handheld Gaming Computer

I bought this monitor to connect to my ASUS ROG Ally handheld gaming computer. And it displayed a beautiful picture. I am extremely impressed with this monitor, in every way. I especially am enjoying the curved screen and edge to edge display. Thank you LG!

I bought it for my use, but my son uses it for his gaming computer. Love it!

I just bought this for my new gaming computer and it sounds great

I have used this lens on my d50 and d300 and it is very consistent on capturing sharp images handheld which I cannot do on the other cheap non vr 70-300. A bit over kill since owning 18-200 but this one is tack sharper at long end than the 18-200. I got mine here at B&H on 4/20/2007

I have used a 600mm on a tripod and a 200-400 zoom for handheld - both for birding. My 200-400 was good for close subjects in woodsy terrain. The 600mm excels in more open areas. Some nature areas are a mix of shooting venues. The 500mm seems to do well in both environments. It is lighter than my 200-400m and has good reach with a 1.4TC. I may find myself using the 500mm more often than not. I can walk farther with the 500mm than I can carrying the tripod. Very happy so far.

I shoot birds and wildlife with my Nikon D7100 handheld with my Nikon 70-300 lens. I was looking for a lens with greater reach that didn't break the bank. My concern before purchase was the weight and ease to use the 200-500 lens as a handheld lens. I do not want to be burdened with a tripod. I rented a 200-500 lens for a week just to make sure. I liked it and bought one from B&H. I am very pleased with the results. I shoot birds handheld. Images are tack sharp with excellent color. Some reports complain about autofocus speed, but it has not been a problem for me.

Very nice lens. Im using it for handheld wildlife photography of larger subjects such as wild turkeys and whitetail deer,and bought it to replace an older 70-200 f2.8 Nikkor lens that had gotten damaged. This lens is much lighter and therefore much easier to lug around the woods. Less glass doesnt mean a loss in quality images in this case however. This lens is sharp. The auto focus is very fast and quiet and I think the VR more reliable than in my old 70-200. The 5.6 aperture at max zoom doesnt present a problem. I always used the 70-200 with a 1.4 teleconverter attached making it an f4 lens so now I just bump up the ISO one stop to make up the one stop difference between the lenses. Any slight increase in noise can be easily cleaned up later. I strongly recommend this lens for anyone needing some mid-range telephoto power.

I had been using the Nikkor 200-500 and was disappointed in its iq at distance. Up close it is not bad, but 500mm at distance it falls apart. This lens is prime lens quality from 180-400 and almost prime with the teleconverter engaged at 560mm. It has become my go to handheld wildlife lens. The 600mm fl ed is still a bit better at long range if you can set up a tripod, but handheld and moving this lens is the best I have used.

Having never owned anything longer than a 70-200 I was a little nervous going to shoot handheld with such a long lens. Walked around the park today and got some amazing pictures handheld at 600mm on my 7d mark ii. The bokeh is very different on this lens, almost like a wet paint instead of circles so pretty. With shots like this hand held, I can't wait to use my Manfrotto monopod or tripod. The lens is very well built if you are thinking that the build quality may not be so good since the Sport version is built like a tank, don't worry it is very solid, feels just like my Art lenses.

Works great for family gaming computer. They love it.