Buffalo Camera Backpack

Buffalo Blu-Ray burns really fast and is very quiet

This is the best camera backpack, let alone just backpack ever

I use the BlackRapid Backpack Breathe Camera Strap with a Lowepro ProTactic Backpack. One side of the strap connects perfectly to the rings located on the front of the backpack's shoulder straps and the other side connects onto a loop on the bottom of the pack on the other side. The BlackRapid backpack strap allows me to have quick access to my camera. With the camera on the BlackRapid strap, I no longer need to bring my backpack to my side to remove and use my camera. I now use my backpack only to store and change lenses. My camera can now remain outside my backpack, located conveniently to my side at hip level. When I want to shoot, the camera slides smoothly up the camera strap to eye level. I like that the camera hangs upside-down when resting on the strap. It makes for an easy get to position when my camera is resting at my side. This strap is amazingly slick and fun to use. I have to admit that I find myself playing around with it, like I'm some sort of gunslinger, showing off how quick I can be on the draw. I appreciate the movable clips provided on the BlackRapid camera strap. The two clips are easily adjusted, allowing me to restrict the movement of the camera to stay in one place on the strap when I am planning not to shoot. All of the attachment parts seem well made and designed. I keep the bottom strap strapped to the bottom of my backpack and store the rest of the strap in a small pocket on my backpack when I am not using the strap. Then, all I have to do is remove the strap from the small backpack pocket and connect the free end to the opposite shoulder strap . . . and I'm ready to go! I wish the piece that that screws into the camera (Camera Socket Attachment) was designed so that the camera could sit flat when attached, and if the design of the socket attachment would permit a tripod or mono-pod to be screwed into it without having to unscrew it from the camera. I absolutely love the BlackRapid Backpack Breathe Camera Strap!

If you decided that you would build a Blu-Ray burner/player etc etc to your own specifications, the Buffalo BDXL is exactly what you would build. Pros: Everything. Cons: None. Have burned 20+ Blu-Rays with mine, so far, using ImgBurn, also few CD's with Windows Media Player. Software that comes with the unit plays Blu-Ray just fine... have not used its other features. The BDXL uses a Pioneer drive. Totally trouble free, to date... never have needed to call an 800 number for anything whatsoever.

I've had my Buffalo 4TB up and running for 2-weeks now and it functions as specified. Thanks B&H; your service was excellent!

Owned the 12x Buffalo before it. Never gave me a problem. Dropped that one, and now a little unsure, so I got this one. This one works fine in Win7 64. Nothing fancy, nothing strange, just one Blu-ray after the other at a conservative 4x speed. Relatively quiet.

I had and older Buffalo CD, DVD, and BD-R Reader/Writer that was rated at 1/4 the speed of the OWC Mercury Pro External USB 3.0. Additionally the OWC Mercury cost over a $100 less. I also am impressed with the aluminum housing that encases this device.

These TeraStation raid arrays work well. Buffalo support is excellent. Email notifications are easy to setup.

I recently got the Buffalo TeraStation Essentials 8TB 4-Bay NAS Array for our small business, and wow, it's made a big difference! With 8TB spread over four 2TB drives, we've got loads of space for all our important files. Setting it up was super easy, which was a relief, and using it was straightforward, too. It's quick and reliable when we access our data, which helps everything run smoother day-to-day. Plus, it feels sturdy and well-made, so I'm not worried about it breaking down on us. Honestly, adding the TeraStation to our setup has been a great move for keeping our data organized and easy to get to.

I bought this to compliment my Hold Fast Moneymaker in Water Buffalo. The leathers of both the Ona and Holdfast are almont exact in color. The bag itself will take time to break in, as is the case with anything leather. It will comfortably hold three lenses (I carry mostly primes in mine, 35mm, 50, 85mm) and it also accommodates and extra battery, 4-AA rechargeable, lens cloth and a Pocketwizard. It is pricey, but it is also Italian leather so buy the cloth version if you want to save some $$.