Adding Borax To He Front Load Washer

II screwed them into my Dayton passive subwoofers with four 4" drivers. I used the bolts of the subwoofer, adding a washer to stabilize its smaller bolts, and the SVS footers were thereby solidly attached. I could hear sonic improvements and vibrations went away, so I could play them louder than before. Well worth the money! Also, I put them on industrial style, very sturdy metal and wood side tables, to get them off the floor.

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

Bought for my Dad's new iMac. He loves it...having those ports on the front where they are easy to access is great. In particular the card slots and the regular (non-USB-C) port. The color match makes it look pretty good although it would be nicer without the labels / text / branding....there's really no need for that since it's self-explanatory.

I have been using this developer for more than 30 years and it is spot on consistent. I use an augmented mixture of this with borax to develop Kodak's Tri-X Pan and Fuji's Neopan films. It gives me the tonal range and grain structure that my work requires. When I make an exposure I know what the result will be before I even enter the darkroom. This developer has been around for a long time and I hope is available for many years to come.

Processing this film in standard available developers works OK, but if you mix your own Adox Borax MQ developer and process this film in it the results are simply outstanding.

I always use protection! If you are going to use protection, this is the one to use. It minimizes the impact of adding another piece of glass before the front element of your lens. Do your own test shot, with and without the filter, your eye won't be able to tell the difference.

In my opinion, this is a 'must' accessory for the Mini, not only adding badly needed ports (wish for more USB-c) but bringing them to the front. However, be aware that upgrading the Operating System with this accessory attached will create some glitches, so it is best to disconnect it before installing an upgrade.

a lot is said about the disadvantages of adding extra glass in front of any lens - and it's probably true, but i can assure you that if your camera is used outside then the chances of some damage to the front element increases exponentially. eg, stone chip, bird droppings (yes it's true!), gritty dust, etc., and while i always carry the basics of lens care (micro cloth, comp. air, brush), a uv filter gives me a degree of protection and peace of mind that i wouldn't have otherwise.

Good for adding some additional protection to the front of the lens and cutting down on stray light. The fit and finish is perfect. I own three other Vello Dedicated Lens Hoods and in my opinion they're all top notch. I keep it on the lens all the time. It connects backwards to conserve space when it's in the bag not being used. Why pay more?

Load everything up and move it from one location to the next. All my equipment fits perfectly. Collapses down to fit in the front seat area of my car, with the wheels on the floor. Don't need a truck just yet.