Best Rated Front Load Washer 2015

Best for its size, weight, load, stiffness.

This is remarkably lightweight and compact, increasing the odds that it will be tucked in my kit and so available when I need it, and rated over twice the load capability that I need even for my big lens. I generally prefer the flip-locks on various pods, but I've acclimated to the twist-locks on this one well, and can make the occasional on-the-fly adjustment in height easily while not moving my eye from the camera. Using it mostly for shooting sports, it provides the support, flexibility, and movement necessary to follow the ball (usually a soccer one). I'm very please with the purchase.

I know this ball head load was rated much higher than I needed (8 lbs) but I wanted to make sure that I had some headroom in case I acquired some large glass. It is extreme stable and, when adjusted properly for your gear weight (instructions cover how), you can reposition the camera with ease. One tip: if you secure the BC-139 to your tripod base and then lock it on with set screws under the base, don't tighten the screws too far or the pano adjustment drags considerably.

Weighing just over 1/2lb, & rated to hold 6.6lb load, this thoughtfully featured tabletop tripod leaves no-excuse for not taking it when hiking or traveling. The legs adjust in length and angle so will adapt to uneven terrain. Holds my DSLR but also has a built in phone bracket so can be a short selfie stick for either when shooting stills or video. Worthy design-build and packs small. Good purchase.

Sturdy, holds rated load (DSLR with standard lens) with no problem, adjusts and pivots as described, locks securely, convenient to carry (light weight), easy to use, versatile, fair price, good warranty

This mount works well. It is accurately rated for load capacity. I'm using it with a 15lb monitor, which feels secure and reaching the upper weight limit. Folds flat enough for me to keep it on in the case.

a 15" (mid 2015) mackbook pro fits snugly in the front sleeve pocket. I can fit a Canon 5D mark IV with lens and extra lens in main pocket. I like the smallest back possible for this set up. This is perfect.

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

It deserves the judge of just the right balance of flexibility and ease of operation, as winner of InfoComm 2015 Best of Show from SVC. We could use it pretty easy and intuitive, and extremely quick-switch when we want to share/present/collaborative talk with each other attendee in the huddle room.

Well built and large enough to load film and tanks. Best one I have come across.