Fitness Tracker Calorie Intake

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

Whole family has Tons of fun Great Calorie burner Awesome Game Tech

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

I use this mostly for full lenght shots with fitness models

The 10 stop was a little too dark for me, so I have enjoyed using this one to flatten/smooth out water in shots that intake of skylines at night. There is no discernible color cast or anything and I would buy this again.

I mounted this in the next rack over from a piece of equipment that runs hot and didn't have a front intake (where the cool air is). I fashioned a deflector and it blows plenty of cool air to the side intake on the hot equipment. It's not too loud and was easy to reverse so that it was sucking air in from the front of the rack.

This stand fills a need for additional ports. I also like how it gets the cooling intake off the surface/desk. Not much, but in my install high enough to get some airflow around the computer. Having all the added ports is also necessary. The only down side for me would be the lack of, or option to have powered ports.

Some complain about the air flow but no problem here with 6 intake and 4 exhaust. Plenty of room for the Rtx40 series and for neat cable management So far so good

Not using the mic for professional videography. Have a DSLR that has great video capture and wanted to upgrade the audio capture without adding on too much bulk for transport and use. 95% of my use is photos, but am increasingly taking video After a few weeks of use, the VideoMicro has noticeably improved the quality of audio, mostly in dialogue. Off camera audio is a bit more muted, which I expected from a shotgun mic. Note that some DSLRs (e.g. Canon 5D) have a manual setting for audio intake gain that is arguably set too high and could lead to audible static on intake on some external mics, the VideoMicro included. A one-time adjustment downward in the menu settings fixed the issue and I haven't had to do any post-processing audio adjustments to make the audio louder

Unlike the 2U intake these 40x40x20 fans are a lot quieter. In my rack, it's been better to have a few of these spread out & use the controller than having larger fans.