Fit Tracker Compare

This is a very nice, easy to setup and use tracker, The fit and finish are fine and the results (prior to the 2017 eclipse) have been astounding. If your doing astrophotography, this is a great and cost efficient way to work with a DSLR and telephoto lens.

I saw this recommended to fit between my Move Shoot Move star tracker and the ballhead under my camera body. It solves the problem of the ballhead directly on the MSM coming loose as it rotates throughout the evening. I use the set screws on the undreside of the QS-50 to get a tighter connection on the MSM. So far I have been using it to do longer sub frames and for up to two hours without any problems.

I purchased this to attach from my Nikon to a star tracker. This size was too big to fit into the star tracker. I am hanging on to it because it will fit something else. I ordered the Vello 2.5 mm remote shutter release cable and believe that will work the tracker. The cable releases from Vello seem to be dependable.

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

Great little gift item to come with the star tracker

After much research this is THE camera. This is the only compact camera that fit all my needs. The B&H website makes it easy to compare camera specs. I've had this camera just one day but I've been through all options (which are easy to understand on the Canon camera) and ready to make some videos.

I purchased both the On-Stage ASWS58 and the Auray WHF158 to compare the two for my church's e835's. Although both fit snugly and cover the screen portion well, I like the the On-Stage better. It looks just a little nicer, the bottom part looking a bit more chiseled and well formed than on the Auray.

This is my first mic so I don't have anything to compare it to other than the internal mic on my GH5. With that said, I am very happy with the sound reproduction so far. I recently recorded a post-sunrise video on a bayou and there were tons of birds and some yard chickens calling/crowing and they sounded great on replay.� The Windbuster is NOT a Deadcat and the fit is a little suspect. There is a draw string at the back of the Windbuster but I am not sure where it is suppose to cinch down. The only obvious space would be between the mic isolation support and the back of mic barrel� but there isn't sufficient room to hold the draw string in place. There is an elastic band with a snap that does fit and securely holds the WIndbuster in place. Also there was no diagram showing how to secure the drawstring. So all-in-all I'm happy with the VMP+ but just wish the Windbuster's securing mechanism was more "elegant".

These earbuds fit my ears nicely. I really have nothing to compare them to as this is my first pair. I am impressed with the ANC feature. I was in a warm-up room with a bunch of kids trying out for honor band and it decently blocked out all but the most obnoxious players (looking at a trumpet player playing a chromatic scale with brash tone and the snare drummer playing on tables). Pass-through and ambient modes work well for being alert to those around. In use for phone conversations, clarity was good. The app seems user friendly.

I purchased both the BH-30 and BH-40 for my Gitzo GIGT1545T to compare and see which is best. While both fit, my opinion is that the BH-30 is best for that tripod.