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This is my 2nd unit - I bought the 1st way back in 2007 and that unit is still running smooth as well. Very dependable and lots of shots for the weight. I average approx. 300-350 rapid fires using TTL with my quantum t5d. I average a bit more shots when connected manual and fired remotely (ie, used for secondary room fill light). I use it for weddings & portrait shoots. This doesn't have as much power as the Turbo-3, but it is significantly lighter & less $$. Finally, I tried 1 other brand to save a few dollars and had to return it and return Quantum. I can't think of any cons except that it is a bit pricey, but it comes down to trade-offs.

One the best B&W film stocks

It?s a good protection for electronics if they have geometric shape but I would not trust it with my camera.

One of my favorite film stocks to shoot.

One of my favorite film stocks! I use this when I want my photos to have a moody look.

The converter lens is lightweight and shows not geometric distortion. The only issue is when the camera is zoomed in more than 50%. In this case it shows light flaring and has soft focus. It's not designed for this anyway so you shouldn't expect any issues. I used it on my old Sony PD-150. Screwed right onto the 58mm thread.

I love this paper. I'm an artist, focused on geometric pattern, mostly printed on Japanese papers the last few years. Inbe Thin is indeed very thin and delicate. It has a beautiful subtle texture.

Second one of these so my wife has same great display. Only possible improvement is a built in camera at geometric center of display so Zoom participants feel like they are being looked at directly

B&H stocks this paper and I decided to try it.� It's a great paper and B&H's great service.� I will buy again from B&H.

Stick with Kodak. Very reliable and better in comparison to other stocks.