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Jun 06, 2016
Reason to get SSD
Cheap and affordable, this SSD allows me to really work faster. Not the biggest size (GBs) but I use it now to run my main OS while using another drive as back up for larger files that I don't access very frequently. Everything automatically improved - start up time, app load time, data retrieval and save times. By that I mean I literally went from 1m 30s to load up to just under 30s!!! Literally an exponential improvement in performance. And when I compare that performance increase to price and size, I think this has been an essential and sensible upgrade. By sensible I mean it wouldn't make sense not to upgrade to an SSD.
The reason I looked at Kingston was primarily the price but secondly the price for product. Cheaper SSDs may be out there but Kingston is a known and reliable brand compared to some. And while some other SSDs claim faster read and write times, not only do they charge more but the difference becomes near negligible in real world use.
Oct 03, 2017
Light tripod for light use.
The title doesn't mean it's not a good product. It just means that this tripod serves its purpose well but when on vacation, if you accidentally left it behind at the hotel lobby, you won't feel too bad. While it gets the job done and is an aesthetically pleasing product to look at, it's not entirely suitable for high end cameras like a 5D MkIV. This is a great product to bump into a wall with, as long as the camera mounted to it is something you do the same to. In other words, it's light and compact and better suits light and compact cameras. May support DSLRs but to be realistic, the Canon equivalent would be the 750D or something at that price point. A throw away 50mm f1.8 on that body is something you can trust on this tripod - less so a $1500 50mm f1.2 on a 5D MkIV. So buy it. It's a great product... unless you fancy yourself a protographer? In which case, buy something just a little more sturdier to match your pricier gear. At this price point for this tripod though, it's hard to think of it in other terms than a win really.