Bosch 300 Washer Manual

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

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

I was skeptical that a teleconverter could work this well, but i kept seeing examples on Pentax Forums. I needed longer than 300 and the options were this or buying a much more expensive lens. I'm blown away that it does not seem to be any degradation in image quality. I bought this to use with my DA* 300 and it's a winning combo. I've also used it with the DA55-300 PLM zoom and Tamron 90 Macro ( I used the macro in manual focus, did not try autofocus because I just use manual focus with macro). When I did use it with the zoom I was at the beach where there is a lot of available light.

I'm really liking this Lens! IS is rock solid, Focusing is lightning fast and I mean fast! Build quality is pretty good for plastic construction about the same as my 24-105L. The LCD Display is a nice and needed feature, shows Distant/ DOF, Focal Length and Image shake ( Not needed IMHO). The Focus and Zoom Ring is smooth and well damped. The Manual Focus is Electronically Controlled and the Focus does not extend or rotate like the EF 70-300 IS v1 does. Has Manual Focus override in Auto Mode.I had bought a Tamron 70-300 Di VC USD and that was a nice lens except the VC was a little herky jerky at times, then Lens was sharp from 70-200mm but above that it started to get soft and Auto Focus was a hit or miss so I returned it for the Canon. I'm glad I did, the Canon is so much better! Maybe I just got a funky copy as most reviewers were not getting the problems I did.My copy of the Canon is sharp ( not L Sharp but close enough for me ) from 70 up to 300mm. Did I say the Auto was Focus Fast?

This is my second such adapter. I use them to mount a Canon 28mm and 300 mm lenses. These are older, manual focus lenses. The adsspter is well-machines, having a good fit an solid feel.

Best lens I've ever used at the 300mm end for moon shots. I used to use a Tamron 70-300, as well as an old manual focus Nikkor 300 prime. This one gives me the sharpest images.

Replaced Optex 40 X pri with Bosch Blue Line detectors. Bosch is quite a bit more sensitive and gives better coverage. These are great atributes for a good alarm system. Did not use the tamper portion of the detector. I have a 4 wire lead to the detector. Red to plus, black to neg. and the two other leads to the n/c terminals. Polarity is of no concern as you connect the n/c wires.

Using this for a Bosch laser level and it works great. Magnets are strong and the legs are solid enough to withstand the weight of the device and then some. Have to press firmly to get it to budge.

I kept having false alarms and it was the old motion detector of a different brand. 2nd one that I've replaced with a Bosch and not one issue. And I thought the price was fair too.

I am a former Bosch Security Systems/Detection Systems employee. As someone who was part of the engineering department, I know the technology that is behind their products. There are years of experience when it comes to PIR sensors. Recommended highly.