Accurate Gps Vehicle Tracker Manual

I've had this GPS for a while now, I love it. It's easy to use and accurate.

I hesitated between the AirTag and a GPS tracker to have an exact location of my luggage after all the news channels were reporting the catastrophes of travelling summer 2022 (by the way nothing happened after 6 different flights). After all the online videos and reports of how well the AirTag works, I was convinced to buy and try. Any GPS tracker would need an extra monthly subscription. The AirTag does not have any extra fees and the location find was always working even across the Atlantic ocean. So far, so good.

Great tracker for medium set up. Polar alignment is very simple and tracker is very accurate without a rracking scope.

Manual focusing is easy and accurate. Bokeh is incredible.

I am sure it is great GPS but why can’t Garmin have some one write an instruction manual that would be helpful to a beginner in the GPS world.

This is my second one. I liked the first one one so much I got a second one for my other vehicle.

Super, accurate,compact. No batteries. Yeah for manual photography.

I use it in my vehicle, at the pool or anywhere you can think of!

This is my favorite 85mm lens. I have the Canon 85mm f/1.2L, which is a great lens, and probably more accurate in color rendition. However, the Canon lens is a beast (it's heavy and big), the auto-focus is slow, and even the manual focus is not great (since the ring doesn't move the optical elements directly). I think the Canon 85mm f/1.2L is better if you shoot in studio or with a tripod. However, I take most of my pictures hand-held, and manual focus works better in dark environments or to take quick shots. Also, this lens is less in your face than the Canon. Compared to the 85mm f/1.8 USM, this is obviously much more expensive and only has manual focusing. But the f/1.8 isn't as sharp or has as good a bokeh (or color pop) as this lens. Other great things: built like a tank, feels great in your hand, controls are super-accurate, the lens hood is well built (metal too!). Small downside: the lens hood interferes with some filters (I can't put it on/off if the filter ring is too big).

I normally hadn't used them much until I realized normal manual focusing using the viewfinder was sometimes not as accurate as I thought. When I focused using live view with the loop it made a drammatic difference in the accuracy if you need pinpoint focusing. In the film days using manual lens was much easier to manual focus accurately. However, AF Digital lenses were not designed to be primarily manually focused so they may take a bit more effort.