21.8 Total Black French Door Refrigerator

The door really closes like a refrigerator, has a good seal. The glass door is strong and the operation of the humidity control is absolutely silent. In approximately 2-3 hours reaches the control of 40%�humidity with 1% oscillation only. Internal space totally free without technical cabinet artifacts.

our refrigerator is covered with them!

One couldn't ask for better. Built like a tank. Buy with total confidence! Holds my Canon 5D MkIII and all the associated L glass and accessories. Don't worry about the weight, as it isn't unreasonable at all...and the wheels and the retractable handle make short work of lugging it all around. And as one reviewer said further down...always buy more size than you think you'll need. I took his advice...and I'm not sorry that I did, as the space fills up faster than you think! Kudos to B&H. They're the best...and for all the right reasons. Less than 7 days door-to-door...New York to Edmonton, Canada via Purolator Ground.

Have a high end refrigerator that is plug in into it, so far so good!

Even better than promised. Will try hooking it to my refrigerator.

Strong enough to hold up a refrigerator, I think. Fits perfectly, of course.

This QR Clamp is so smooth and solid. I have total confidence in it. I use it along with a Black Rapid camera sling for my 500mm lens. Works Great!

I love the 20 C-stand but I disagree with people who want to use it as a main stand. The riser sections get wobbly at full extension and I didn't buy C-stands to have wobble. If you keep the risers at LESS THAN HALF extension the stand is much stiffer. That gives you a working height of around 3.5ft with the gobo arm raising or lowering from there. This is just below the min height of a 40 C-stand so it makes sense. A few thoughts: If you want a medium length c-stand riser a 24 riser provides 12 more total height than a 20 and a 30 riser provides 19 more total height. One drawback with this model is that the 20 arm really limits versatility so be sure to have a 40 arm also. Also, black arms suck for most everything. The ends are really hard to see sticking out, they are slippery, the paint scratches, and they look terrible in front of a diffuser which is where I use most of mine. I like my stands black and my arms stainless. In the attached photo I use the stand as the bottom half of a classic clam shell lighting setup. Instead of a reflector I'm using a ring flash with a 50 modifier. The combo of stand and arm let's me slide the light right in under the subject's chest.

Bought 2 black and 2 white for my stereo mixer - all 4 for around $10 total. Quality is good, so really surprised by the low price. Thanks B&H!

I was able to successfully photograph all phases of the recent total eclipse with this filter. (You remove it for totality.) I like that it looks black with white and not orange.