24 Ft Pressure Washer Extension

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 was seeking a tripod to use hiking with my Nikon Zf and Nikon 24-120. Shy of a larger and heavier tripod, the Feisol will fit in a bottle pouch inside or outside my pack. Having the 3 positions is great depending on needs for stability. It's very solid but as a review mentioned it can exhibit very slight rocking probably to do with the screw and flex of the rubber pad. My Markins has a void in the base so only contacts very close to the screw. I used a plumbing washer I had that fit perfectly and offered wider support. Now it's very solid. Cheap solution. I show the size of the washer in the images.

I got this extension tube set for use with a Canon RF5 and a 800 mm f/11 lens with a 1.4 x extender. The 20mm extension reduces the minimum focusing distance from ~20 ft to ~ 14 ft. The auto focus works, so the electrical connections seem to be good. The connection between the camera and lens also seems to be adequately tight with no looseness. I was concerned that there might be connectivity problems with a relatively inexpensive tube set, but so far so good.

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

Literally, my camera took a spill from about 5 ft high in a moving RV and the Lens Hood was attached in outward orientation. The hood took the brute force of the impact. It cracked down the middle. But honestly, better it than my 24-105 lens or worse my camera. Before I broke this hood I really appreciated it paired with my 24-105 -- this is the real reason for my 5 star review. It fit snugly and held in place well. The reverse orientation option worked nicely too.

I had a 82mm heliopan on my 24-702.8L (129.00 CDN) dropped my bag from less than 3 ft - filter smashed and destroyed lens cover but spared the $2,000.0 lens. Can't justify another 130 but I trust the Tiffen will do the job.

A very pressure product exactly as I want

I use this with a Canon 24-70mm F2.8 II, at a focal length of 70mm. It turns the lens into a macro lens which is what I was looking for. You must set the lens on manual focus. The extension tube is just a tube. It has no glass. Its build quality is excellent. There is no play between the lens, the extension tube and the camera. Once mounted, it feels as if this extension tube is part of the lens. However, you can focus up close only. I was torn between buying a dedicated macro lens, or this extension tube. For my application, this extenstion tube got the job done and saved me lots of money.

This is a beautifully-made extension tube. I like the fact that I can use it with my EF-S lenses, as well as my EF lenses. It's just the right length to enable my 24-105mm lens to focus on objects about six inches from the end of the lens when zoomed out fully. So my standard hiking kit is my 5D, 24-105, with this extension tube in my pocket.