Touchscreen Learning Smart Phone For Kid

The X100F was my first Fujifilm camera that I owned, and I cannot praise the X100 series enough. I sold my X100F for the opportunity to upgrade to the X100V. There is something about this camera that makes you want to pick it up and go shooting (it’s absolutely magical), I mean I take this camera EVERYWHERE I go. I own a Canon DSLR and Sony RX100, but I think I have used this camera a lot more than the two combined. The great attention to design allows you to focus on what’s important The Photograph. I love the film simulations, especially Acros and Classic Chrome, and the new lens on the X100V is SHARP! I have two minor gripes regarding the X100V: 1. The touchscreen. I thought I would like the touchscreen functions but I am experiencing a hard learning curve getting used to utilizing the touchscreen as the D-Pad replacement. I am also having trouble understanding the various AF functions accessible from the from the touchscreen. I am hoping the learning curve flattens as time and experience passes. 2. Bluetooth. The X100V has Bluetooth which allows you to sync time and location data when linked to your phone, which is great, but I am absolutely lost when it comes to the automatic image transfer function.

I've only had the opportunity to use this monitor on a few shoots so far but here is what I have to say about it so far - There is little to no learning curve to using it, especially if you've ever used an external monitor. I came from a non touchscreen monitor, so the touchscreen feels 10x more intuitive to me than my old one was. The picture looks really good. I know some people complain about it having the 4K buzz word in the title and only being 1080p, but for a screen this size, 1080 is really sharp. The mounting arm is good and sturdy, I use pretty large batteries with this monitor and the mount has no problem holding up the weight. The small micro HDMI to full size HDMI cable it comes with is basic but decent quality. Works well. The built in features like zebra and letterboxing have been incredibly useful for me. That's about all I have to say so far. I got this monitor on a deal so it was just under $150 and for that, I'd say there's probably not a better monitor out there. Thanks for reading, hope this helps!

This lens is awesome. Great picture sharpness. Takes me back when I was a kid learning to take pictures on my dad's pentax. U can't beat the quality of this lens for the price. Best 85 on thee market

I have several pairs of touchscreen gloves of different types, and these seem to work more consistently than the others. I've even been able to use them with my smart watch. They fit well (I consulted the size chart on the manufacturer's web site before ordering) and they're comfortable (felt a bit scratchy when I first put them on, but they quickly broke in). Although they're not heavy, they've kept my hands warm in temperatures down to the mid-30's. I wouldn't hesitate to order another pair for myself, and am glad that I ordered a pair for my husband.

so much easier than using a smart phone or the camera itself.

Purchase for the kid's smart phones. I had to up their memory card from 32 to 128gb. SanDisk is a reliable and trustworthy brand, getting the card reader was even a better deal.

Ideal for snapshots and selfies with a smart phone.

Still learning my new phone, but enjoying the updated functions!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I can’t believe I lived without this honestly. I mean we have all been there-phone dead or your kid’s tablet not charged. Keep this around and you won’t have these devastating problems anymore. And it’s compact and travels easy!

captures great audio with a smart phone