Cactus Fitness Tracker

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

Paired with a Cactus Rf60 Wireless Flash, works wonders for off camera work.

As -- no, better -- than my Leatherman. Highly recommended. Perfect for removing cactus spines from my horses and dog, among other things.

Great notebook. I use this as my gardening tracker so it holds up well.

I use this mostly for full lenght shots with fitness models

I use these with my cactus v5 wireless triggers, Pentax K-50, and Hosa Technology GMP-471 3.5mm female to 2.5mm male adapter to trigger my camera remotely. It works perfectly. 1' is just the right length.

Graet price, I bought this flash as a second flash with my Canon 430EX to work with both of them on the Cactus Trigger, and as a backup for on camera flash, it works great and it is comapatiable with my Canon EOS 50D, but it looks bulky.

A co-worker has had the Cactus V6 for a while. When I wanted to upgrade from my dumb triggers these were the obvious choice. Works easily with the other Cactus triggers, and it's nice having all the same interface. The only downside is the Sony shoe prevents you from sliding it onto a standard cold shoe for light stands. I had a Hot Shoe to 1/4-20 Male Post Adapter and it screws into the 1/4-20 socket on the bottom of all Cactus flash.

I use them with a Canon 100mm 2.8 macro on a 450D for when I want to take pictures of salt or cactus spines. They work great - giving me roughly 1.6 magnification. (lens/extension tubes I believe) Easy to put on or off, lightweight, and 6 possibilities. A very narrow depth of field, but no surprises there... just beginning to try them with other lenses. For traveling, much lighter than taking macro lens. All in all - very pleased with them.

I love this lens because it enables me to take pictures of birds and plants, i.e. cactus blooms so I do not have to go in the field to shoot. This lens is very easy to use for the purposes I needed it for. I was able to obtain this lens by trading in my previous camera. This has enabled me to be a step closer to my goal of becoming a better photographer. The only thing I do not like is the fear of losing my lens cap.