400 Inches To Feet

Does this tv 65 inches lgQned85 have only one position for feet placement?

We were trying to find a case for our TVs that we use in our marketing department. The feet of the TV extended out a few inches and we were concerned about it fitting correctly and possibly damaging the legs. However, the legs fit very nicely if inserted correctly and the case provided about 2 inches of good thick padding. Overall great product for the application we needed.

This is a must have product! Tired up lifting stands and moving them 6 inches or 6 feet? This is the solution. Like all MSE products its rock solid and the wheels allow for smooth and safe moving of the stand and whatever is mounted to it. Each wheel has a lock to secure it in place. We purchased 1 to review then purchased more.

Nice product. In the description, it says it will stretch to 3 feet. I don't think that it stretches that far, maybe 18-20 inches. If you want more reach, get the next longer version.

These work great. Stupid me, I mistaken it to be feet instead of inches, but still made good use of them. The low profile design is probably one of the best I've used. I will definitely be buying more or other cables.

I love this Walking Stool. I have arthritic knees and cannot get out of a chair without some type of sturdy support. I am a photographer and needed a way to occasionally rest. But I also needed a stool that I could stand up from with no problem. This stool solved both problems. It is very, very light weight and extremely easy to carry. I bought the tallest stool that they offered (seat height 30 inches). This was perfect for me because the seat is so high that I don't even have to bend my knees to get out of it because I am basically standing up when I'm sitting in it. I am 5 feet 8 inches tall and almost didn't fit into it because it is so tall. So I would not recommend it to anyone shorter than that. Actually about 5 feet 10 inches might should be the cut off limit for this size stool. But with that said, it has worked out for me. Now there may be a problem with some people my height or shorter actually getting into the seat. I have to lean the stool forward and downward and sort of back into it, but once I'm in it, it is great. The seating material will actually give way a couple of inches so that will bring you closer to the ground while still maintaining the basic height. The quality of this stool is excellent. It comes with a very nice and light carrying bag and itself of course is very light.

I'm using this to get a Godox AD 400 with Beauty Dish off center, so I can take pictures with it directly over a subject's head [i.e. light stand to my left by 12 inches]. The price was sooo reasonable, I went for it; however, it seems a 12 inch or maybe 16 inch unit would have been a little better, as I have to be conscious of the 8 pound limit of my light stand - and having a 7 pound monolight 12 inches away from the center is a stretch of physics. However - so far, so good!

If you’re really being honest and comparing specs, you simply can’t do better than this tripod at any price, let alone anywhere close to 400 bucks. The comparable Gitzo is double. 3LT nearly so, RRS...are you kidding me? This tripod folds to under 17 inches, weighs 3.5 lbs, goes to over 65 inches, and is an Italian-made beauty. I’m serious, put it next to any of the others and tell me they are worth more money. Unless you desire the more exotic pieces as a status symbol, this is clearly the one you’ll choose in this category. I find it to be rock steady, tight, and refined. In this online-oriented world, I suspect people just assume due to an inability to examine in person that the $800 models must be better but seen in person, they just aren’t. If I have one gripe it’s that Manfrotto still clings to the proprietary RC2 mounting mechanism on this model. It’s a very good mounting system, but the problem is nothing else works with it. Fortunately a $40 Arca conversion is available to solve that problem. This model is only available with a head because it’s a design which folds back on itself, and so you need a head that is narrow enough to permit this, just FYI. I wondered why you couldn’t buy legs only but it dawned on me once I worked with it. It’s a superb head though, and proves you don’t need to spend $400 on a head. Once the Arca issue is addressed, I simply can’t come up with a negative about this exceptional tripod. It goes to show you, when you’ve been doing it as long as Manfrotto, you learn a thing or two.

My hummingbirds allow me to get within 5 feet of them in the trees. Using a Sony 100-400 G Master Zoom with the close focus allows me to shoot a full frame of just the hummingbird and get amazing detail. I have printed my hummingbirds as large as 60x40 with no loss of sharpness.

One of the killer features of this little device is that each transmitter can record its own audio, as a back up. Approximately 400 feet of in-sight distance gives me great flexibility. Love this thing