Shark Handheld Vacuum Stops After A Few Seconds

Incredibly fast and easy set up. Few seconds and you are done.

What can I say? It does what it's supposed to do and does it well. If your lens has hard stops it calibrates itself in literal seconds. If not, it takes maybe a handful more seconds. Nice that it's wireless as well, where (in my case) I can run HDMI/SDI to an Odyssey 7Q+ that the focus puller can use as their monitor as it records, and I can use the on-board LCD for framing. Flex Cables take a HUGE beating and keep on running. I've accidently yanked the everliving... stuff... out of them connected to the PowerPack and not had any problems. Sturdy little motor/system.

This is my second variable filter... much more powerful than the previous (was 1-4 stops). Great for slowing down daylight pictures of waterfalls and streams. Example: 5pm image of Looking glass falls, ISO 100, f8 or so, normally exposes for 1/40 seconds, which is too fast. With this on, I got 15+ second exposures... turned out 2.5 seconds was a good spot for the speed of the falls.

Sharp, fun to use, 5 stops of IS! Kind of heavy but not too bad for handheld walkaround photography. The zoom range opens up lots of composition opportunities.

This is a very good lens with only slight barrel distortion. The IS is great and allows almost 4 stops below normal handheld. Unless you need to stop action in low light this lens is as good or better than the 2.8.

Amazing little vacuum/blower!

Few height options

makes dust and debris disappear. Can't vacuum.

I upgraded from my XT-1. After a maiden, week-long backpacking adventure I'm thrilled with choice I made. I was considering the XT-4 vs the XT-3. The 3 is much cheaper and mostly lacks in-body stabilization. With the lense with the XT-3 has stabilization that is pretty good and Im not sure the XT-4 is good enough to justify the extra cost. After the week in the high country, here is what I liked: + the stabilization is great. At least a few stops. Hand holding down to 1/8th of a second when the zoom is wide. + the bracketing is terrific, a surprising upgrade from the XT1 (maybe I needed a firmware upgrade?). Instead of fixed 3 shot braketing, the XT-3 allows independent control over number of shots 3,5,7 (maybe 9) and the number of stops between, and the order they are taken. When shooting landscape this allows me to avoid the need for a graduated neutral density filter. The bracketing allows you to move much much faster than fussy and expensive filters. Its a killer feature. If not clear, the bracketed pics are combined using HDR software. + Focus bracketing looks really useful too though I have to yet mastered it. + excellent upgrade to low light capabilities with lower noise. + weather sealing was great in the outdoors. + relatively light and small. + Great WIFI and USB camera access and mobile app control.

These drives were easy to use...just plug into the computer and the software loaded in seconds. After that, it was easy to drag the files to load.