2019 School Supply List Usd 398

This variable ND the best on the list for ND filter 2019. For video & photographer this ND filter must have on your bag.

This thing is awesome! Does everything I need it to do. One thing to be aware of - it DOES come with a power supply, even though it's not listed in the What's In The Box list.

I didn't know what these were for when I bought it, I just bought what was on my class supply list. I think it was a little pricy, but it works great and I do like having different colored sides.

I have a 2019 13 Macbook Pro which I generally use for school. I always make sure to have this in my bag, seen as most of the peripherals I would use at school tend to be USB as well as HDMI for connecting to projectors. The other great thing about this is the fact that it has the two types of ports for SD cards, both micro and regular size SD card slots as I tend to do a lot of photography. This is all all around good product to have if you own a Macbook Pro which only had the USB Type C ports and it easily connects and is small enough to travel with, including its own small case.

I use it for a Sekonic 398 light meter and accessories. It works fine and keeps things separated.

I got this for Christmas 2019 and they are the best!

This is the best light meter I've ever owned! I've owned Sekonic meters since the old L-398. Integrated spot, ambient and flash metering is a great convenience in one device! And it even measures flash duration!

My Sekonic L-398 Studio Deluxe II is reliable and accurate, matching a Minolta Auto Meter III exactly to 1/3 of a stop. In low light - at about 1/15 second at f/2 - it's a little iffy, but at those light levels you'll probably be using a flash anyway. I shoot a lot of Ilford Delta 400 with a Leica M6 TTL. I never have to worry about battery exhaustion. It's a great meter.

I use this for quickly metering for my Pentax KX (broken electronics), Yashica Mat 124 (better than its built in meter), Holga, and various other film cameras. I was debating between this and a used L398, and, although the 398 is terrific and has been a standard for decades, it wouldn't have been as useful as this tiny 208 is to me. The reason for this is that it is so tiny it slips into my jean pockets and I take it with me everywhere. If I didn't have a light meter with me I would be scared to shoot since I am new to film and with 120 film you can't afford to waste frames! The size and ease of use make this a 5 star product, hands down. I wouldn't be getting half as much use out of a 398 because its too builky to carry around casually. With a student discount this comes out to under a hundred. Excellent deal!! Its accurate and has all the features you will use daily on a light meter, don't bother with digital unless you want low-light readings, the dial is too good to give up.

I did not have much expectation on them, just looking for some sub 100 USD headphone. but the quality is better than I expect, very comfortable too.