Mouse Moving Slow

Using to slow down shutter speeds for moving water shots.

I thought it would slow me down. But it's actually an incredible machine and can do so many things my mouse can't.

It uses less space than moving a regular mouse. It took me a bit to get the knack of using it, but it is second nature for me now.

This filter was purchased to work with a Nikon D7100. The main purpose for the filter was to slow moving water and it does this well.

This is a must filter to have when shooting moving water features. It lets you slow the shutter down to get those cotton water shots.

It makes tripping the shutter on slow tripod-mounted exposes simple, eliminating all risk of moving the camera when doing it by hand. I wonder how I ever got along without it.

I had an early 2015 MacBook Air since 2017, purchased from B&H, that started moving a little slow. This product is so refreshing! I especially love the fingerprint function to unlock the screen. I also like that the design isn't tapered like the 2015 MacBook Air.

This is probably the best general function lens I have ever come across. At 4.0 and moving into 6.3 at just under 70mm, it's rather slow. But on my z6ii (great low light performance). I can use higher speeds even when the lens is extended to 200mm. Sharpness and color rendition are superb, across the frame. The only area this lens falls a bit short on is shots directly into the sun.

I use this for slow shutter exposures. During a long exposure of a fast moving river, I accidentally dropped it in the water. It still works!!

Works as it should. Perfect for taking slow motion photos of clouds or moving objects in daylight with lens wide open.