Calculating Variance With Stocks

One the best B&W film stocks

I use this to mount speedlites or modifiers to various stands or modifiers. It is solidly made and there seems to be little variance in dimensions in the several I own.

One of my favorite film stocks to shoot.

had a hard time calculating the right size for my sensor. Remember not to swipe more than once for each side.

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

I love that when you twist it, there are variance densities. Great for water, full sun, and snow.

With Spiffy I was able to bring my photos and videos to life. The variance and shades of colors made my web content even better.

Canon cartridges are much more expensive than the other brand cartridges, of course. I considered them carefully, calculating exactly how many dollars I'd save by taking the risky route. Some reviews were glowing, but there were those several that reported inconsistent performance and minor to catastrophic toner leaks. A printer whose insides were covered in toner--it might not happen, but it certainly might, a nightmare situation resulting from my attempt to save some money. The Canon cartridges work perfectly, never leak, produce beautiful, consistent prints, and are very simply worry-free. I already got so much to worry about, I decided that possible off-brand cartridge problems weren't worth the psychic energy I'd have to pony up. I purchased the Canon cartridges and kept printing without a hitch or milli-second of doubt. No regrets.

Rock solid support with a design that can handle some minor variance in position before locking in place. Use it with my heavy Viltrox EPIC lenses and has been very dependable. The angled mounting point is a great feature, especially if using a monitor on a shoulder rig. Much better than having a long arm from my cage. Worth every cent for me, making my rig much more solid and with less play.

Great NVME for Channels DVR. After calculating Channels usage of 4.4GB per hour into 2PB I learned that the SN700 should be good for 454545 hours of recording or about 50 years of recording. I have found that access times are exceptional. Prior to this I had used HDDs for this purpose with my Mac Mini M2.