Reviews On Hp Stream 14

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

I got this after researching its use on the Z 14-30 lens. The Lee system vignettes according to reviews. This one doesn't.

The monitor case was has plenty of room for my HP 22 in monitor. I use this in my live stream workflow. Before I was having to place the monitor in the front seat of my SUV when traveling to a live steam event. Now I can put it in the back with the rest of the equipment cases.

I used this memory card to expand the disk storage and is loaded with music. I installed it on my HP stream 7 and HP stream 11 which are both win 10 OS's. I'm able to utilize the full 128 GB which are completely full with .mp3 music and play perfectly. My only issue was I tried to load the memory cards first using my main PC running win 7 via an external USB disk drive and it continued to error out at about 5 minutes of transferring data (actually hung the system and had to completely shut down the PC). I had to install the memory cards into my HP streams first and than via the USB ports was able to successfully transfer all my data.

I updated my Tamron 14-30 2.8 to this lens because of the reviews. I was not disappointed. While I would have liked a ;2.8 to use for Astro photography, my 24- 70 2.8 Z is more than filling the bull.

I was considering the Lee Filter holder for my Nikon 14-24mm f/2.8 lens, but after reading the reviews, I decided to purchase the holder from Sensei, and I was not disappointed. It's top-quality construction, mounts and fits the lens perfectly, and holds the filters securely. I'm very happy with my decision, and saved a considerable amount of money.

Fits perfectly. I see a lot of other reviews talking about how it doesn't fit. Do not confuse the 14-24 f2.8 DG HSM with the 14-24 f2.8 DG DN. Their respective lens caps have different part numbers.

For about a test I’ve been reading reviews and researching this lens, it’s almost the size of my Nikon 14-24, the from element is very bulky and overall the lens is well made. I’ve been playing around with the lens for a few weeks now, overall well made. , and extremely pleased with it. Manual focus at F4 and 11mm is surprising easy, the DoF is not a problem at all. Well packaged and nice hard case supplied I would definitely buy the lens again, I brought the blackstone version with metal casing.

I am a novice photographer unworthy to own the latest Canon 5d iv and now this unique 11-24 ultra wide. I was intrigued by the reviews. It is such a unique and specialized lens I was thinking on returning it for the more mainstream new Canon 16-35 2.8 iii. I already have the version i. (Plus, the 16-35 is easier to handle and care for. The 11-14 really is a beast and one has to use caution with the unprotected front element.) I read and watched on you tube all of the reviews on both. After reading the negative reviews on the 16-35 iii regarding the vignetting at 2.8 I decided against it. If the vignetting has to always be corrected in Photoshop or that you need to shoot at f/4, then I guess I will just keep my 11-24 f/4. Although the B&H customer reviews gave the 16-35 iii five stars and didn't really mention the vignetting. Regarding the 11-24, it does have soft edges at the 11 range, But 12 and beyond is very sharp. Really, how often will one shoot all the way wide to 11. I do find myself regularly shooting in the 12-14 range and just love the outcome. When aimed correctly the distortion is minimal. To this novice, what seems to stand out most on the Canon 11-14 f/4 vs the 16-35 2.8 is that the colors on the 11-14 seem to be richer and truer. The lens is sharp and just plain fun to shoot.

I have not had the lens for more than 3 weeks but the photos are sharp. I debated about the 7-14 f4 but after thought and many reviews I chose this lens. I use it on my Olympus OMD-1. The advantage is you can use a screw on filter and the edge to edge sharpness is superior.This as many have said is a pro built Lens.