Good Shooting Games

It is an excellent sound card, very good to play, especially shooting games, the footsteps are heard from many more meters than without having the sound card, also to listen to music or watch movies, it is an excellent product.

Eliminated light flares while shooting night football games!

Good for games good for music and even better for films

I like playing games. It’s pretty good. Better than the first one.

Runs four screens for work. Games good enough for me after work.

I was looking for a card that would write quickly for shooting my son's lacrosse games. The SanDisk Extreme Pro was a great mix of capacity, writing speed and price. Plus fast shipping from B&H!

Our students use this tripod shooting football and basketball games. This tripod is rugged enough to survive college students.

I have had knee and hip surgeries so when shooting games my legs get tired fast. This light weight seat has help tremendously. It is so light that I just tie it to my camera bag and bring to all the games when I get tired I open it up and relax for a few minutes.

Moved from Canon 5DIII to Sony over a year ago with no regrets (though I have nothing bad to say about Canon's product line). Shooting with A7III at present and extremely happy with the camera. Purchased this lens mainly for shooting event photography and occasional portraits. Currently shooting in-stadium promotions at D1 football games. Reach of the lens is perfect for my needs. Previously used the 100-400mm (on an A9) and it was longer than needed (but produced beautiful results). shooting a huge jumbotron at night games is challenging for metering the camera. Backlit mode works pretty well, but that's more the camera than the lens. I like the fact that the barrel doesn't extend on this one vs. the 100-400. Last game I had only a handful of missed shots (focus) out of around 600 taken. Shot a birthday party recently with 5 year old kids whizzing around inflatables inside a metal building. Light was low and I used face tracking to let the camera/lens do the work. System performed pretty well considering the poor conditions for photography. Had to ditch 20% of the shots, but I can't imagine doing better in those conditions with anything else. The lens is expensive and heavy and well worth having. I will be shooting with it for years to come.

I use this arm when setting up a remote camera for shooting NBA games. I like it much better than the arm with the lever because it gives me much more control when adjusting it in close quarters and making small changes.