Macs Fan Control Settings For Gaming

I've never been a fan of shooting video on the GoPro when using the auto settings. These allow me to control my shutter speed, and get great looking footage out of this camera. Definitely a must for anyone shooting video on a GoPro.

I've had a few macs now and despite all the hype I've had a few problems. A severe as a hard drive crash and as petty as the fan is making some noise. Take it back and all is good.

I've been a fan of the Magic Trackpad 2 since it was released; it's amazingly smooth to use, and will (if you plug it into a KVM) work well with both Macs and Linux. (I have two Macs, a Linux box, and a hookup for my iPad Pro on a KVM.) When my existing one ended up with a swollen battery, I decided to replace it with a black one to match my keyboard. It looks pretty cool and blends into the dark fabric on my desktop.

Compact & easy to operate, control camera settings & affordable.

I have done several timelapses with this camera and I am very satisfied with it. for the settings I rather use my iPhone instead of the remote control.

Makes changing settings a breeze. control up to 10 elinchrom lights at once!

Great wifi router. Nice app to have control options with settings!

Great fan. So happy to have 4 pin so I can control with my bios fan pattern.

I'm a big fan of this flash. Recently started photography and use the TTL setting which provides great flash for social settings. My favorite aspect is how unassuming the flash is visually -- generally using for party/social settings and people respond a lot differently to the Pen than larger more ostentatious flashes. I get more natural/candid photos which are still well lit. Of couse i'm not a professional & could be that this flash is not versatile enough for some users. One draw back is I always have to carry AAA batteries around because the flash dies pretty quickly. Of course it claims to take about 100shots between 200&400 ISO and I find it takes close to 150/200 but the charge slows down progressively as the batteries die. Charge is very quick with fresh batteries so I tend to change my batteries even when they still have half life just to keep snapping fast All in all i'm very happy with this product

I'm a fan of Sony and have only owned Sony cameras so I'm a bit biased but I am coming from an a6000 and it is a dramatic improvement. The best part is I am using all my old lenses and they are amazingly sharp on this camera. My prime lenses are sigma 16mm and 30mm f1.4 DC DN lenses and I never knew the could be so crisp especially when the were designed for the apsc format. The Sigmas do look grainy through the EVF and on the LCD but it doesn't effect the photo and its a typical issue I was told at my local camera shop. after about 4 months of ownership I can say this camera is everything I was expecting and more. great build quality but there is a slight rattle inside but I've had over 15k shutter actuations with no issues to this point. Not too heavy but I'm in my 20's so it could be 10 pounds heavier and I probably wouldn't mind, the photos are that good. There was a slight learning curve when using the menu and adjusting some settings. The instruction booklet is pretty clear and there are so many how to videos for this camera at this point figuring out the settings really was a non issue. would definitely recommend to anyone looking to upgrade to the full frame especially if you are already non the e-mount platform.