Set up was easy and the picture quality is amazing. It follows movement when it sees it. I feel safer having these cameras

Shooter follows angles well, good color choices, boosters are helpful

Very entertaining and great soundtrack. Loosely follows PTBarnums life but definitely not accurate.

It Follows, in addition to stabbing that popular "sexually active teens will die" horror trope in the back and twisting the knife, takes itself seriously and -- dare I say it? -- produces a taut, compact, and artful horror movie. Finally! a real horror movie that relies on suspense, fear, and psychological horror, not just gore, splatter, torture, and/or cheap shock value. Be still my beating heart.It Follows refuses to move quickly (hey, all those kids with the attention span of a gnat who fell asleep in the first 20 minutes? yeah, this wasn't made for them. at all. thank GOD.). The camera work is positively contemplative in places, but it is the frightening contemplation of the danger and horror following the protagonist, so the audience is looking over the protagonist's shoulder even when she herself isn't actually doing so. Maybe more.So what I love most about this movie is probably what others disliked most: it is not all whiz-bang millesecond-shot superfast edits and extreme close-ups. I don't think there was a single rack focus, either, something which used to be very noir, if somewhat melodramatic, until it became insanely overused. Using wide shots with deep focus forces the audience to pay attention, to look for the anomalous (or not so anomalous) in the background while in the foreground the protagonist and friends pause, regroup, discuss, plan.If you're not paying close attention -- if it telegraphed the fright with rack focus -- I don't think you'd be as effectively scared. But I think what I love best about It Follows -- aside from the text and the subtext -- is that the camera work and editing harken back to both the first truly scary and horrifying horror movie (well, scifi/horror movie) that I ever saw, and the next one that truly terrified me (after watching countless trashy horror movies in between): Alien, and The Shining.Yeah, yeah. I know both Alien and The Shining are 40+ years old. Still, I defy you to watch either of them on a big screen in a real movie theater, at some revival or anniversary screening, and NOT be scared shizzleless. The slow dollies, pans, trucking through tight as well as open spaces where the horror -- which you don't even get a good look at, mostly -- might be hiding, just ratchet up the suspense. And It Follows does the same thing _extremely_ well.I don't think that It Follows intends to be an homage to Alien or The Shining, by any means. And though thematically it calls to mind some of the body horror of David Cronenberg's filmography, It Follows is in it's own unique world. It Follows nevertheless uses the same visual techniques of Alien and to a certain extent The Shining to create a truly scary horror movie with little to no blood and gore. It's NOT a snobby art-house horror film -- it is a very artful horror movie, a crucial difference.As in Alien, It Follows' long takes, slow pans, deep focus shots, the trucking shots -- especially in the different spaces, from wide open in parks, wilderness, beaches, pools, to enclosed in school halls, claustrophobic suburban homes, in abandoned urban homes -- they remind me very much of Alien, as does the simplified sound track. Visual space and silence can be very, almost unbearably, suspenseful, if used correctly -- and It Follows, like Alien, uses both very effectively.The other movie that It Follows reminded me of in certain aspects is John Carpenter's remake of The Thing. Since the psychological aspects of the horror in It Follows could be revealed in spoiler-y ways if I described its similarities to Carpenter's The Thing, I won't detail them here.If you need whizbang fast camera moves and edits, melodramatic or over-the-top acting, torture stuff like the Saw movies, and/or stupid overusued horror tropes, then It Follows is not your horror movie.But if you have despaired over the last couple decades of horror movies, wondering if truly scary horror films will ever be made again -- you should give It Follows a shot. The text of the film sounds trope-y, but there is an ethical heart beating in the subtext that becomes the textual conflict in a way I don't think I've seen in a horror movie before.And if you find movies like the original Alien and The Thing remake to be scarier than any amount of monsters, blood and/or gore (The Shining notwithstanding), you have a very good chance of getting wrapped up in It Follows and experiencing suspenseful psychological horror that is seldom seen these days.Okay, I'm going to go watch It Follows again. Because I bought it. Because I just know there will be things I notice on subsequent viewings that I didn't catch the first time I watched it. And, to me, that's the best kind of horror movie of all.

Good action especially liked the geek girl. Not a slow movie where you have to go through the drama but pretty much one fight follows another or car race. Easy to follow and not a bad ending so four stars

It’s very good, it’s perfect to watch your pet or your babe, it detects and follows the object moving

Would like a camera that follows the object. Perhaps I haven t digured it all out yet

This little light is amazing! Great for small spaces. Love that it follows the music. We keep it with our Alexa.