Does this do well with movement? I want to use this with my son and he moves a lot
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It really depends on the setting. The camera allows for a range of options and you should be able to capture your son (or other subjects) in motion with little difficulty. With that said, there may be some point and shoot options that could meet your needs with less expense. This model is just short of a professional grade camera and works well if the user's knowledge of photography is intermediate or better.
1660064
yes. Use the S setting which is for shutter speed priority. I use mine for sports.
1660065
Awful with movement, bad camera all around but you get what you pay for, its a good learning camera
1660066
Yes, you can set it to use continuous focus or focus and lock. I believe if you google it you can download the manual.
1660067
This camera is about the very best for capturing fast moving subjects. You must, first, select the highest speed available for your ISO setting and existing lighting conditions, and then allow the automatic metering to set the exposure. It's quite easy to do this: just move the speed setting and the camera will do the rest.
1660068
Yes when set on a high shutter speed and the camera is set on continuous shooting..
475696
Well I bought it for my grandson 2 years ago (he's was 6 at the time) and he stills uses it, but the only thing wrong with it is he said it was for little kids ( he's quite athletic) meaning it was to low for him. Hope this helps you out!!
698637
I think they are concerned about movement but I just had my wife stick her knee in it and lean in while I cranked on the strap for our padded chairs (put a towel the boster to save the cushion). Our kids put their kids in them on padded chairs, and it works for us as well. Disclaimer is that the manufacturers liabity is off the hook if the chair malfunctions, so tighten it down. Hard.
183123
This machine has a teeter-toddler motion side to side so it's not a jerky motion. It can also be set up with a vibration motion. I'm not a Dr but it is good for my joints and back. I think if you use it on the lower settings you would like it.
1352639
I have a small 8 yr old girl and it is good. She wanted to do tricks. And I knew her dad would be showing her so I tried to find something that would stand up to him and be small enough for her. If he is active, I would say yes.
2159322
Your kid must be able to hop up and down to get it to move forward. This is not as stationary as a rocking horse. You will need a large space like a long hallway to use it!!
1358927
It's more than just center of gravity, legs are needed to counter the back-and-forth arm movement. This could still be a very fun toy for your son, though, if he's able to be strapped onto the base. I can picture something in my head: It will require some ingenuity and a bit of engineering using some strapping material and some basic sewing. Good luck!
802981
My son weighs 240#s and he jogs and walks on it. But if you are a 'big dud' I would make sure that my floor was stable for the bouncing up and down while running. I've had the machine for 2 years the only problem I now am having is that the controls on the side handles sometimes don't work. Those on the console do fine however. Also place it on a mat if you get it because it dos leak black particles on the floor.
1579765
I have a 7 yr old who plays on it with her 4 yr old sister and her feet are off the ground. If you need a little more info than that then I will go outside and measure if needed. They mostly use it to swivel around really fast. We LOVE it.
310889
It is very light weight but I do not have a problem with it moving around. I have it sitting near my PC to help keep it cool. You might want to return yours I do not have any of those problems with mine, however keep in mind that it is mostly light weight plastic so there will be slight vibration but it should not be strong enough to make the whole unite move.
362857
The vest is big on my son, so it does move around on him. he says if he were bigger it would not move around so much.
2034141
My son is 4 months/ 18lbs and 25 inches. His feet hang off the end and we have to use it on 6 (the highest setting). It still moves smoothly but it's MUCH slower than it was when he was small.
803849
It's pretty large, so it might just work. I can't say for sure, my little boy does not crawl yet. But he does roll around it with plenty of space to do so.
448336
Asami, Absolutely! I purchased this fir my 5 year old grandson for his 5th birthday and he did just fine. Nice and wide for better balance. He got this on his actual fifth birthday took off and said, " I couldn't do this when I was four. " one day made all the difference, I guess. Anyway, if he does not have balance issues he should do just fine I, however, was never able. Good luck and enjoy watching him. Tell him if it flies off into street not to run after it 'til he is certain it is safe. It is very sturdy, too! Hope I helped. Kameel
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My son is 6 months and he has an easy time going backwards thus far. We havnt grasped the concept of going forward but the wheels and directionals on the wheels are pretty easy even when i push him into another room. Hes not very entertained by the console, so i normally have to give him other toys to keep his attention.
105999
It can definitely move, but with the rubber feet installed it seems to stay in place. My 16 month active grandson is here at least 3 days a week. We use the extension standalone to close off one doorway and the play yard (opened up) to block a wide passageway from the living room to kitchen. They both work great keeping him contained.
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I have and it works fine for me. Sits baby up good so he can splash around. It does slide tho so still be with bby every second.