B And 2000 20 Volt Handheld Car Vacuum

Have it's big brother also but this is great to grab to go out back to wash and vacuum the car. . .

Amazing little vacuum/blower!

There's a gap between $500-600 tripods and $2000 tripods when it comes to handling a 20 pound teleprompter with a 5-10 pound camera. This fills the bill. But, it's slow to arrive-- Prompter people isn't great with inventory.

You can find similar straps on Amazon for $10 to $20, but do you really want your $2000 rig hanging from a $10 strap? Spend the money and have it over with!

I've been using Epson inkjets since the 2000 was the new things almost 20 years ago. I have to say the P900 was the easiest setup although I still consider the Epson website a bit clunky to install software on the computer. So far the prints look fine although maybe not much different than the P800 which I have used for several hundred prints. I particularly like the results on matte surface art appears such as Canson Infinity ARCHES 88 and I have done very little on glossy paper. I am waiting for Baryta Photographique II to arrive and I expect it is going to do a fine job on that paper. The inset promises extended life for yellow ink (which has always been questionable) so that makes it very useful for color print life. At the current price this printer is well positioned in the market and will fill many needs.

I love to shoot B%W and this is the film I carry the most. It is useful for many situations and effects.

Always take this accessory with you - it will come in handy not only in the car, but also in places where you cannot use a tripod or handheld shooting. Get the frame you want.

I shoot handheld with my gh5 and use the strap to help stabilize the camera. I also use the camera strap when I stick my body out of the car window to get rolling automotive shots. The issue is when I use my tripod or just want to shoot regular pictures it is a long process to take off the pesky straps, but with the Peak design anchors I can use my strap whenever I want and whenever I don't. The loop just feels high quality and im not worried about them breaking while out the window of a car going 60mph. Most of my camera buddies have these and I recommend them to everyone. This is one of those accessories I would ALWAYS recommend like good ND and polarizing filters. You will use these constantly and they are worth every penny. Not something that will just collect dust.

makes dust and debris disappear. Can't vacuum.

These are great binoculars. They are handheld, with a 4-20 attachment for a tripod. They are a bit too big to hold without some sort of support. The full moon jumped half the width of the lens last night. The price was a big positive factor for these binoculars.