Fitness Tracker Records While Driving

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

I've always wanted a fisheye lens for that unique look in certain situations, especially with animals. I tried this with astrophotography but I personally do not recommend it for that purpose. While I didn't use a star tracker, the stars have heavy coma and outside of the distortion, this focal length is just not clear enough for good output. It's not horrible but you're better off with quality 24mm on full frame using a star tracker. And this was a Bortle 2 location at 30 seconds so it was fairly dark enough to shoot at full 30 seconds at ISO 4000. With that said, for the price, it's built like a tank! Solid but smooth aperture ring and manual focus ring. It makes the camera lighter if not feel more balanced with the short length. On my Canon EOS R, I used the focus peaking in different colors depending on the subject and works well. Now, for moving animals, it's very difficult while our cat in the photo was very still and can see the peak shading around the eyes and was able to get some sharp images. When the focus is spot-on, the images are ridiculous sharp. I was expecting it to be soft but otherwise, it's a very sharp lens. The only downside with using the focus peaking is in the dark; it's almost unusable so you'll have to make sure the subject is lit at least well to get an idea how it's focusing. But it's a fun lens! While Lightroom doesn't have the profile for this lens, I used Canon's 8-15mm fisheye profile and adjusted the distortion for the cat's photo to make it not as fisheye but still maintain that 'big head' effect.

While, I wouldn't put a valuable DSLR/Lens on the mini-ball head both my Gopro and iPhone 11 stayed on while driving up to 60 mph on the highway without it sliding or falling off. The magnet is S-T-R-O-N-G. I did not have any problems with the dual-action mini ball sliding around when I was driving with the kit on my car. I highly recommend this kit if you're looking to take photos with it mounted to your car.

I’m very impressed. My son removed the silicon back earlier in the day. While we were driving home, he held it out the window and dropped it! We must have been going about 35 MPH. When we retrieved it from the side of the road, the iPad was totally intact. The case was scratched but the device inside was working fine and unbroken! Of course we bought another Defender to continue protecting this device!

The Thrustmaster TH8S is being used with a G920 wheel. While the Logitech Driving Force Shifter works fine, the Thrustmaster is higher quality and feels more realistic, while it also allows for more precise shifting. The extra 7th gear is also nice to have. Only drawback is some games, e.g., Forza Horizon 4, will not recognize the TH8S and requires the Logitech shifter by default on a PC. Assetto Corsa on Steam works great with the TH8S though and it is a good deal of fun to use.

While it's not going to set any speed records (or endurance records due to the use of QLC NAND), this drive is more than fast enough for any task an average user could throw at it. Even when the pSLC cache is exhausted, it is still fast enough for most types of video recording - though I would not recommend bulk file writing after that point. I would strongly recommend this as a secondary storage drive for most users. However, for a primary drive, I would still recommend a drive with TLC NAND and DRAM, such as the Crucial P5 Plus, for the increased consistency and endurance needed for an OS and core applications.

Records great with very little interference.

It records clear audio.

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