Fitness Software With Attendance Tracking

Series 6 health features are worth the purchase price alone. Watch does it all including fitness tracking.

Does the job. Gets notifications and tells the time. Don't use the fitness tracking so can't comment on that. Battery life is kind of disappointing. But still lasts about 10 days

I had commented before that I was very impressed with the quality of your attendance

Easy to attach to objects. Not too bulky. Tracking software works well.

As always, my B&H shipment arrived on time. A I travel a lot. Tracking in a treated room or the same studio is not an option. These headphones blow me away! The stereo imaging processing that is going on within the software is ridiculously useful and revolutionary. The headphone box and website do a great job at explaining how to set up everything. Just make sure the VSX plugin is the last plugin loaded on the stereo out in your DAW...and, then adjust the plugin volume. Feels like I'm tracking or mixing through real monitors. You simply have to hear it...no, online review or YouTuber can convey the stereo field that you perceive while listening. Don't sleep on these. They have a natural flat sound without the plugin. Great for tracking. I would compare them to HD280s without the software. With the software...I feel capable tracking, mixing and mastering any project. Worth every penny!

I own the Mark I, II and now the III and I have to say it is fantastic! Tracking is finally up to par for BIF, it's not miles ahead of the Mark II but it definitely shows improvement in holding onto subjects moving in front of busy backgrounds such as trees. Once you lock on, you have it. Picture quality is also better for jpegs (haven't tried the Heif yet), and Raw pictures which I am currently using Canon's own software DPP (easily downloaded from their site; third party software is still not up to this latest version of raw other than Lightroom and Photoshop and Canon's software). I haven't mastered the smart controller on the rear yet due to the cold New England weather, but on the few occasions that I have used it I know that it will become very useful in focus point selection (it can be very sensitive as I needed to turn down the sensitivity of the control in the menu). Going from the Mark II to the Mark III I have noticed the increase of frame rates immediately (even though it is only 2fps), this camera is fast. I tried using the live view functionality but given that most of my shooting is outdoors it was difficult to follow the subject on the LCD, but the tracking and frame rate hit was excellent. I cannot comment on the video capabilities as I rarely take videos, I'm more into still photography. All in all this is a great camera and I have a lot more to take advantage of on this camera to realize it's full potential.

I do professional stage and theater photography - often under stage lighting and with an audience in attendance. This lens gives me the ability to capture razor sharp images in minimal lighting. The sample shot is taken with a Nikon D810, ISO3200 and 1/320th. Yes it's heavy, but balances well on a professional body. I have a number of Sigma Art lenses: this is the only one which required no fine tuning. It's a beautiful precision instrument.

Occasionally, I shoot sportraits for a club soccer client. For many of their teams, the best attendance is on match days. I needed a backdrop that could deal with ~10-15mph winds (we were near the ocean). With a couple sand bags, a canopy, and a couple clips, this thing performed well. It didn't bend or break, it sets up and tears down quickly, and the material didn't stretch. I do 6-8 of these a year, not much, so this will work great. Unsure how long it will last as a daily in external conditions BUT it's a dream come true for lightweight, portable, easy set up back drop.

I use this mostly for full lenght shots with fitness models

Using the oculus user 2 for fitness and beat saber. Love it !