Context Sensitive Controls In Games

Everything works as it should. It is touch sensitive for the zoom controls. That's perfect for what we need.

We got our headset a week ago and we absolutely love it. The games are fun and immersive, and the controls feel natural and fluid. Setting up oculus link and casting to the TV can get a bit cumbersome, but we have no other complaints. It is a fantastic system and we recommend it 100%.

I used on a white kitchen with a lot of natural light, and it's really blooms the highlights nicely in that context.

For context, I should say that I am absolutely an amateur photographer and my lenses are all in the same category as this one, or cheaper. Also, this is the first 200mm lens I've ever had. That said, I find it has strengths that easily justify its price, and its weaknesses will probably fade as I get more practice with it. The stabilization is really good, but still for birds (not my main subject) you will still need to work hard to get your shots. For a lot of more stationary or at least less herky-jerky subjects, it's plenty. It's light in the sense of being lighter than similar lenses, but make no mistake: if you're holding your camera with one hand, after a while this lens will make that hand tired. It looks a little funny extended, but that's the fashion now I guess. I got the cheap hood which works just fine. The control ring has turned out be be super useful on this lens -- much more than on the 35mm -- because changing the ISO is a regular thing when shooting any kind of action. I didn't buy it for portraits but I did take a few and they were pretty bad. So far though it looks very, very promising for my plans: urban photography (in a huge city, with a river) and landscapes (on a volcanic island), plus whatever weird things I see in the distance and want to shoot. I will echo the advice I got from many YouTubers and also from the experts at B&H in New York: if this is what you can afford, and you don't want to spend four times this much, then just get it.

In context with its price-point, I'm very pleased with this headset. Build and sound quality are fine --- better than I expected.

I use it to ship sensitive electronics.

Sensitive recording level.

I use it for shipping sensitive gear.

Works flawlessly for the context in which we needed it (on-stage, POE personal monitor system for our worship team). Couldn't be happier.

A little context: I used this paper for printing in a photography class, but now I will use a lab for my prints for my business and I haven't found a lab that uses this paper, so I don't think I will be using it again. I loved using it in my class though. The colors are really nice, the contrast is maybe a little softer on the paper than on the screen (but I like that), and the paper feels sturdy. I prefer matte to glossy paper because I don't like the sheen on glossy papers. I also like that it's double sided.