Crane Ladies Fitness Activity Tracker Manual

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

If this is your first manual lens, it will take a bit of getting used to - but once you do, it starts to change the way you look at things. The control you have & character you get out of this lens is more than just fun - it's like whole new activity you've embarked on & changes your camera. You can sweep through the focal range in one motion if you hold it right, which is very nice for video - you can get that smooth adjustment without having to take your hand off. It definitely benefits from having a set of filters to help open the aperture when outside in the sunlight. Without a filter, it improves your low-light abilities. Also: the size is satisfying & build quality is sturdy.

Coming from a manual crane to this has been a major time saver. I went from needing real weights and a substantial setup time to being able to use the included weights and be up and running in maybe 2-3 minutes once you get the hang of it. It is very easy to control with the app and pairing it with a HeadPlus gives you even more versatility. I have not observed any jitters and I have no noise issues from the JibOne. You can adjust it sideways and get a greater variety of shots. I've heard many say that you don't need a slider if you have this but they are honestly two things that operate in different ways. I have both and that combination covers all of my shots.

You can use this every activity. I use it for outdoors. It's exactly what I needed.

Work's great and makes ypu more popular with the ladies!!

Ladies and Gents this right here lol. Get them use them stay together.

I decided to try an upgrade from an 8BG RAM to a 16GB RAM because of two issues. One, my activity monitor, at times, indicated a small degree of Memory Pressure, and two, I thought one of my main programs probably needed more RAM. Very happy so far. My Activity Monitor now seems to indicate 10 to 12GB of memory used, so I assume my additional 8GB of RAM is helping. Not sure I can actually tell the difference going from 8 to 16GB of RAM but the additional RAM appears at least to be useful according to the Activity Monitor.

I upgraded to this from the Zyhun Crane v2 I was worried that it would not be worth the money since I already had a gimbal and was simply getting a better one, but since then I have fallen in love with every aspect of this thing!! It is noticeably smoother than the Zyhun v2 and even the crane 2 in my experience using that a number of times. You dont appreciate the lowered 3rd axis until you go back to using another gimbal that doesnt have it... Also, the ability to quickly switch sensitivity modes and use the gimbal more like an actual steady cam is simply amazing!! Also, on the battery life, I have shot back to back weddings on a single charge and am almost never under 50% after a full day of shooting. If you put it into sleep mode when you are not using it rather than just leaving it on the whole time you can get even more use out of it. Another pro is the great grip...it just feels 10x better in the hands than a crane 2 or v2, and yes it is heavier than a crane 2, but after a couple months of using it you will build up the endurance and be able to use it all day no problem...still lighter than a steadycam.

Takes a load of activity simultaneously without incident.

Goes right into my C-Stand and holds what I need when I need it. Thanks Kupo! You make the ladies swoon.