Dell Server Live Iso

Easy, plug and play back up. Perfect for our large Dell server.

Having a small issue with it and my Dell R710, not sure if it's a server config issue but if I have both PSUs on the server plugged into battery, when unplugging the UPS the server shuts down...if only one PSU is plugged into battery, works fine. Checking the server config as I suspect that is the issue - no other issues!

This is an excellent hard drive. Our company use those hard drive for the Dell server. The performance is great and will love it.

I've been using this to edit photos off of live through Adobe Lightroom for the past 6 months it's worked flawlessly. However, I have had one minor problem with it. If placed on certain surfaces the fan can make a very annoying wine. The issue is resolved when I slightly press down on the case. This may be because both drives inside it are solid state and weigh virtually nothing causing less weight than Synology intended. As a result, it was moved into a ventilated cabinet. As a plus, this thing can do other things other than being a NAS! And has a small yet comprehensive Package Store where you can find packages to install like Plex server or OpenVPN. I've been using OpenVPN with it for a while and it works great. With OpenVPN running and 2 clients connected the RAM does fill up a bit but the file server is still plenty usable performance-wise both locally and remotely.

Very bright, much better than what's built into my new Dell 7730. Has a cue light so you know it's live. The privacy cap is a plus because it also protects the lens when folded up and tossed into the backpack. What really makes this cam is the Capture Software that comes with it. Lots of features and potential for creating training/presentation videos using multiple sources. I have not used it for live streaming yet, but see the potential in creating quick, pre-recorded presentations for uploading.

I really love using the Dell P2418HT for live production but it's not always easy to get a hold of. I purchased this Planar model and it's proven to be a great alternative! The included stand does have really similar range of motion/angles and allows this monitor to work great as an upward facing control surface. The stand isn't quite as nice or fluid as the Dell model but so far I don't have any complaints. Overall I'd definitely recommend this as a solid solution for live production purposes.

I paired this with an ATEM Mini Pro ISO for a multi-cam live stream over Zoom. I went this route so I could record all the video feeds using the USB-C port of the switcher to a Samsung SSD drive. An Elgato Cam Link was used to convert the HDMI output from the Bridge to a webcam. Since this uses Ethernet it was a breeze to have the Bridge 25 feet away from the switcher.

I shoot a lot of Motorsports and birds in flight and have owned a 1DXMKII for over three years. I recently purchased this 1DXMKIII and after field testing it for two months I have to say it's a beast! The frame rate is unreal both thru the viewfinder and in live mode. The tracking is greatly improved and the live view tracking is just outstanding! Image sharpness / resolution is better due to the new image sensor design along with high ISO performance. Battery life is almost doubled over the MKII and the new smart controller is so much faster to use than the old joystick. It is heavy but it's built like a tank with it's weather sealing and robust body that's a price worth paying. See my sample images of Western Bluebirds in flight shot at ISO 3200.

I live in Russia, so I had to order the lens from the USA - inRussia it's much more expensive. The lens is very convenientand the pictures are great! I like most in- and outdoorportraits, so this is the ideal lens for me. It's a bitsofter at 300mm, but with portraits there is no problem. Ifyou stop down to f/8, it becomes sharper. The only con isthat it's a bit slow. Sometimes it would be better to have2.8 instead 4.5-5.6. I just increase ISO and that's OK. Onmy Nikon D80 I even made street portraits at ISO 1600 - 300mmand seeing the prints people said Wow!. Expertise: Amateur, for last 18 years Problems Encountered: This is not a problem, but VR has its limits. First severalweeks I was sure there were AF problems but when I began touse faster exposures the quality improved substantially. Previous Equivalent Item Owned: Non-AF Sigma 75-200 Items I Recommend: Any good UV filter

The Olympus E-620 replaces a Canon XSI which I sold to BH Photo. The Olympus offers several features that were not included in the Canon. The E-620 live view is much more convenient than the Canon and can be activated by one button. The 12-60 lens is simply the best standard zoom lens available. All of the buttons are perfectly positioned and all the information is availabe in either live view or the veiw finder. I liked the fact that you get the best picture quality with JPEG. I am not really interested in re-doing my photos on the computer. It should be noted that the best picture quality is in the lower ISO's. Since I shot Kodachrome 25 for many years, that was not a problem for me. So I would highly recommend the E-620 to anyone who, like me, enjoys shooting in lower ISO's.