10 000 Psi Pressure Washer

Canon quality 10,000 %

Well constructed and cuts on the first go with nominal pressure using a CC-10.

Perhaps the best solid state amp you can get for under $10,000? If not, within a hair of that.

I have a smaller darkroom and this washer is perfect for my platinum printing. I mainly do 5 x 8 but this willl work very nicely for 8 x 10 or a little larger.

I use it for movies and playstation 5. Both are amazing The white version goes well with my ps

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

Purchased to use with my EF200 f2 and I now have a 400 f4.0. Excellent combination for $ 10,000 less!

This works well. It fits as it should and has 10,050 mAh. Many competitors top out around 7,000.

The 10 ft sample roll was enough for 1-2 prints. Due to the pressure striping you lose 3-5 feet at the end, but I got enough to see the sheen. It's a spendy product but a great look and easy to stretch.

I bought a red one a few years back and have now over 10,000 pictures with it, so I actually flipped the numbering file system on it (think like so many miles that the odometer flips). Absolutely love it. If you are comparing this to a camera that cost over a thousand dollars, then that is ridiculous because you can't compare a sports car to an F1 racer. But that doesn't mean that I'm not thrilled to see the images that I get and that this camera brought me so much happiness seeing wildlife up close, and with great clarity and image quality! Of course this camera doesn't have a huge sensor like a $3,000 unit, so lighting will be important. But it has taken great shots even when my eyes couldn't see. I only wish it had a viewfinder, I love all its other features though. I sometimes use it with a monopod for increased stability. Kodak actually licenses its name to JK Imaging, and from my experience with this camera, JK Imaging made a great name for itself to me. I think that they made the right selection for battery type also! 4 AA batteries, very easy to obtain, recharge, very versatile. Like I said, at 10,500 pictures, I think I got my money's worth! And it is still looking and working like new!