Boxes For Moving In Green Bay

I have been using a I have been using a Promise 8 Bay raid for many years as back up on the Mac Pro with Time Machine. Moving to the Synology has worked well so far. Their software is pretty easy to use and I like the expandability of this one.

After moving to an m1 mac in my photo edit bay I began having trouble with my trusty NEC PA272W monitor, with resolution restricted to 1080. After much research I bought the Eizo not only for its well known color fidelity but for its simple usb-c connectivity. It was an easy swap and calibrate and works beautifully as my edit monitor, while the NEC is getting sent to the studio to be a composing monitor on set with a pre-m1 laptop. The control of calibration targets is easy and powerful with the Color Navigator software.

The best size and dollar for my 3 5 bay NAS boxes. All are full now with this drive. Little loud, but not bad. Not one issue with them. Do recommend them.

I've shot a few boxes of this stuff now and find that it is a wildly different color palette compared to the Fuji slides that we are all used to. It's much more neutral and doesn't have that magenta cast that Velvia has, leaning more towards green than anything. It works wonders in lush green forests and seems to have an extra stop of dynamic range in the highlights over most slides. I wouldn't say that it replaces the Fuji slides, but rather adds another option for us.

Chimera is well-known for its flattering Lightbanks (soft boxes). I use their 1,000 watt TRILOETS to KEY LIGHT TALENT with 3,200K light for HD VIDEO shoots in front of GREEN SCREENS. Conversely, I light my 16x9 format green screens in the background with very bright 5,500K (Daylight) using a pair of vertical 6-tube T5HO fluorescent tube fixtures set at 45 degree angles. We COLOR BALANCE our talent's flesh tones IN POST and the yellowish light from the Chimera Triolets can be tweaked to make the talent dramatically punch out over our keyed-in bluish green screen backgrounds. Chimera Triolets are exquisitely-engineered professional gear. The collapsible ring feature makes them a no-brainer over rigging/softening heavy Fresnel Spots in tight quarters. Like others, my only complaint is their SHORT POWER CORD.

The Raya two light kit works perfect with the Green Screen setup. Everything went together very easy, although it took some time placing the rods in the soft boxes. The air cushioned light stands was a nice feature. The Fluorescent light socket with the soft box attached was fairly light and easy to mount and remove. If you need lights for portrait or Green Screen work you can't beat this set of octagon soft boxes with the fourteen CFLs. I'm very pleased and feel this is one of the best bargains out there for this type of lighting. And again good quality for the price.

I have been using this cart for moving boxes and furniture from my girlfriends apartment to mine (in the same building), and to the storage unit in our neighboring building, though it's main purpose is to get totes of equipment from my apartment, to the car, and into a venue. It expands, contracts, and folds up in seconds, so you can just throw it in the car once you're loaded up. I've shaved 10-15 minutes off my load-in/load-out process by getting this cart. (I have yet to try it in real MN snow.)I have not used the cart in the hand truck configuration, but I don't think I will need to with how well it works on four wheels.The side bar/handle on the smart caster end is tall enough so I don't have to hunch to hold onto it when I am pulling the cart. I'm 5'9 and this has been a problem for me with other products in the past.You do have to assemble the cart when you get it, but it's quick and painless if you grab a socket instead of listening to the directions and getting out a socket.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It’s been really good to note the boxes while moving with the bold non erasable and permanent writing on boxes .moving boxes is so easy to recognize due to bold sharpie writing pen marking on them .love the pen .Planning to buy more for other stuff .

For moving around studio lights especially with large soft boxes these Avenger light stands can't be beat. Once in place you can lay sand bags over the wheeled part and it's secure. Even without sandbags it doesn't want to tip over.

Like many people, I had carousels of 2 x 2 slides from many decades back. A friend recommended moving the slides from the carousels and putting them into these boxes for easy storage. Since each box held up to 750 slides, I was able to consolidate 30+ carousels into 4 of these storage boxes--saved so much space and I still have the images close by if I want to view them. Did like the idea of the double latches to ensure the boxes did not accidentally open. Much thanks to B & H Shipping Dept who had these boxes in my home within 2 days--thanks so very much.