Bosch 300 Series Counter Depth Refrigerator

our refrigerator is covered with them!

Have a high end refrigerator that is plug in into it, so far so good!

Extremely happy with my camera mount. It is very sturdy and well made for my Bosch security camera.

Works great on farm. Neighbor has 300 series radios and the 115 keeps up for what we need.

I am using this filter to achieve shallow depth of field and correct exposure in various lighting conditions (mostly sunny days) using a 70-300 telephoto on my DSLR. It's easy to use and has worked well for me. One downside it is difficult to screw onto the end of my Tamron 70-300. If I am not careful I may strip the teeth by not screwing it on evenly. This is more likely a cheap materials issue with the Tamron.

Even better than promised. Will try hooking it to my refrigerator.

Strong enough to hold up a refrigerator, I think. Fits perfectly, of course.

My most used lens from the series. I find that T/2.8 is a good balance of sharpness and shallow depth of field. No distortion and solid build quality. My favorite lens to use by far from the series. The focus pulls are nice and weighted and aren't too overly sensitive.

I used this paper for my final series. The pearl finish was awesome and my prints were rich and showed depth and good tonal ranges.

I have completed a series of in-depth printing tests on this paper compared to Moab's Lasal Exhibition Luster 300 (which has been my choice for years). After creating calibrations for both papers, and printing uncorrected test files, the additional depth and internal contrast of the Epson paper is easy to see--in B&W and color. This is all the more surprising when you set the sheets of paper next to each other, because the Moab paper clearly has a brighter base white. I would certainly recommend it.