Best 24 Ft Telescoping Pressure Washer Wand

Broke the telescoping antenna of my old remote and its range went to below 20 ft, Purchased the Wireless Shutterboss II with a built in antenna. It has a range of 200 ft. and the complete control of the original wired ShutterBoss. Great range and features for the price, and no more exposed antenna. Vello also has a good video on how to use it.

Works the way I wand.

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.

Best backdrop frame I've used. Extra money is well worth the difference, the telescoping pole doesn't bend like the cheaper snap together supports I've used in the past, and super easy to customize the width for different paper rolls or fabric. Everything I've bought Impact I've been super happy with.

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

This is well made. The telescoping sections are very tight.

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.

IF YOU HAVE THE ROOM FOR A 7 FT UMBRELLA YOU HAVE TO GET THIS ONE THE LIGHT IS SOFT AND FLATTERING WORKS BEST WITH 3 FLASHES ON SMALLER SUBJECTS 1 WILL DO THE JOB I USE A GLASS VASE AND THE GOT A GREAT SHOT ON THE FIRST EXPOSURE