Wrist Digital Watch With Stopwatch And Timer Fitness

Enjoying the fitness prompts, getting notifications on my wrist of messages and calls, and so much more. Wasn't as hard as I feared to learn how to use, and you can design your own watch face (I have mine rotating photos of my grandchildren). I was intimidated for a long time about whether it would be a good fit for me. It is!!

Series 6 health features are worth the purchase price alone. Watch does it all including fitness tracking.

Nice watch to track fitness results. Many functions that are easy to use. The GPS works very well and nice downloads of workout to phone. Charge last a long time.

I upgraded to this remote so that I would not have to have a stopwatch in addition to the remote. This has many features built in and is easy to use.

It does what it is supposed to do. I use it for macro work with my D7500 to avoid touching the body of camera. Of course I could also use the timer, but this way I can watch the composition on live view as I take the picture. A nice detail -- it comes with its on tiny pouch.

I use this timer with the Sony A7S and works prefectly without any problems yet. Just one thing to watch out for if using with the A7S, make sure the shutter sound is on and a few other settings, otherwise you can't get to the bulb mode on the camera.

A lot of features and functions that eliminate using the second hand on my wrist watch and make long exposures easier. Well priced at B&H.

I love this timer for Canon Digital cameras. It is easy to use with the thumb scroll wheel to dial into any adjustment. I would recommend this product for anyone looking for a timer as it is worth the price.

I have these on all my film and digital cameras. They are interchangeable. I have added the adapter for the wrist strap on my right wrist. Secure and comfortable.

Digital SLRs all come with a neck strap. I never use the neck strap around my neck. It is too uncomfortable, and the camera flops around dangerously if I don't hold it. I generally wrap the neck strap around my hand and hold the camera. The Op/Tech SLR wrist strap is a very inexpensive solution to this problem. It is much less bulky than carrying around the neck strap. The wrist strap fits comfortably (I like to use it for my left wrist; the photos all show using it for the right wrist). It is just the right length that I can comfortably use my 5D Mark ii even with my 70-200mm f4L telephoto lens.