Black And Decker Handheld Stick Vacuum

I bought this bad to carry my Black & Decker Battery Powered Laser Level. It was the perfect bag.

Amazing little vacuum/blower!

I use this for handheld videos on the with my point and shoot, it is a better version of a selfie stick. I also use it B roll shoots on my table top. Not a good support a DSLR when fully extended.

This camera bag is great if you shoot on cinema style cameras. Being able to stick my handheld Red setup in the bag without having to take accessories off is awesome. The way the bag opens helps keep dirt and debris from getting on gear while shooting outside. The bag seems very well constructed and I wouldn't hesitate to buy again.

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.

Vacuum packed cartridges for the longest possible life.

Purchased a GoPro 10 black with the external battery door. Hooked up this handheld battery pack and it works great. I just wish it came with a shorter power cable to connect to the GoPro 10. All that said it works just perfectly. I actually bought two of them.

The best Vacuum Bag. It can make a lot of space in you back pack or carrion. I want to get another one.

The size of the film I use is inversely proportional to my age . . . but I stick to Tri-X (and TXP) for all of my black and white work. It is consistant and easily handled in the darkroom. After all these years, I still shoot it at EI 100, and inversion process it at about 70. Works fine, lasts long time.