Budding Joy Fitness Tracker Manual

Although the most expensive of the fitness tracker watches, it worth it for serious trackers. Highly recommend.

The loxia 50mm is my very first manual lens. It helped me to picked up the joy of taking photos again.

A great UWA lens for the Sony Nex system. This is my first manual lens and it is a joy to use! Images come out sharp even when wide open and I had no problems with operating it on my body. Lens feels pretty heavy/quality.

Just love this lens. Excellent build quality, superb images and just a joy to use the Manual Focus. Top notch color contrast, slight CA at wide open aperture, but can be corrected easily. Very happy with the purchase.

This lens is a joy to shoot with. The OIS is very effective for handheld shots. The wide barrel makes it easy to reach for manual focus adjustments while keeping your eye to the viewfinder/screen. The focus-by-wire that adjusts rate of focus based on how rapidly you turn the focus barrel works superbly in combination with the very accurate focus peaking. You can easily dial in manual focus millimeter by millimeter. If using autofocus, it is silent and fast, especially considering the amount of glass in this. My one complaint is that on mine the aperture ring is fairly imprecise, I would like it to be more clicky on the f-stops. And of course image quality is superb, as is build quality. Yes it's big, but on my XH-1 with the extra grip, it's well balanced. I wouldn't want to use this for long on my X-E3!

I find this camera a joy to use. To be honest, I own several much more expensive cameras with larger sensors, but I take this one out more than any other. The autofocus is very fast and accurate, and I would say that the image quality is more than sufficient for most purposes. It's easy to transfer photos wirelessly from the camera to an iPhone. Just use the Canon app. The JPEGs straight from the camera are serviceable, but I usually do some light editing and convert them to black and white. i mainly use the camera for street photography. I like to take this camera on walks because it's very small and lightweight, and powers on fast. I don't bother with a bag-I just carry the camera in my hand. There are few manual controls, which doesn't bother me in slightest. If you need manual exposure get one of the higher end models.

Manual focus lenses are an absolute joy to use, and this classic from Nikon is no different. Who would think in the year 2020 you could still buy a brand new manual focus lens from one the biggest names in the camera business! Yeah it's a design that is over 30 years old, but why try to change when perfection was already achieved?

Even before going into the tilt shift aspect, this lens just as a fixed 24mm is a joy to use. Manual focus is buttery smooth, and focusing through live view on a 5d II is an experience unto itself. The movements are extremely versatile, both using downward tilt for added DoF for landscapes (while still being able to keep the aperture below a number that starts being affected by diffraction) and shift for both miniatures and for fixing keystoning. The movements come at a small price: no weather sealing. I think the extra versatility makes up for it. The build quality is outstanding. Usual Canon L-ness.

Portrait lighting is a budding interest and this is perfect.

It’s a joy to type on.