Add Lead To Pilot G2 Mechanical Pencil

Great lead supply for my mechanical pencil. These are very thick and so far, not a single has broken even when I extend a bit. Very happy with these lead refills.

Essential to remove stuck filters... A tip... Use a lead pencil on the threads of the filter before installing. The layer of pencil lead acts like a lubricant and makes removal so much easier.

Required to add extra inertia to Steadicam stabilizer. Works with Merlin AND Pilot. Note that for the Pilot the maximum weight of the Camcorder/Camera and weights is 10 lbs.

These bags are small in size so I add lead shot to the sand to greatly increase their weight. I have 10 bags that I've used this way for 15+ years. The stitches on one bag finally let go, so I re-ordered more. The pouch is double-zippered for a better seal. I've not had any leakage in any of my bags. Another great feature is the buckle on the strap/handle. This allows it to be buckled over a base or upright for added security. I also own the other larger sizes and mix lead shot in with the ballast sand. They are very heavy and work great when flying butterflies and hanging large backgrounds.

Works as described, installed on my Kenwood Kd-2055. Needed to add extra weight (lead tape) plus the weight that came with it to get proper tracking force. Good value for the money compared to others in this price range.

I recently purchased a Panasonic 45-200mm lens for my G2, and, at the last minute, decided to add this filter to the purchase. A mere one week later, I dropped my camera bag onto a concrete floor. When I opened it up to inspect, the filter attached to my lens was shattered, but everything else was fine. Best $ I ever spent!

This product fit the Tamron 150-600 G2 like a glove. The only thing I would add is a all weather cover.

Haven't used it already but will be using it as a pilot

I purchased this to be able to add a Hoya HD2 uv filter to the camera both as a filter and mechanical protection for the lens. Because the lens is in interchangeable, bumping the lens makes the whole camera useless. I also bought a pinch lens cap to cover the filter when the camera is off and keep things safe while traveling. The adapter fits well, matches the look of the camera, and does what is required.

In typical Apple style, they've waited for a long time to add a feature (stylus-compatibility) to then bring out the most premium version on the market that makes any competing product appear clunky and second-best. Writing with the Apple Pencil is really enjoyable (though after an hour or so of fast-paced note-taking in a lecture I'd like it to be a bit more ergonomic; in reality I alternate between typing my notes on a keyboard and then sketching or writing math with the Apple Pencil). For drawing it's also by far the best option though I'm sure we'll see more advancements to how handling the pencil translates into what you see on the screen in programs like ProCreate.