Car Alarm Remote Start Window Roll Down

I have used it on the ground and on the window sill of my car. It does the job.

Hands Down, This Is The Best Roll Of Slow Speed Black And White Film I've Ever Put Into My Camera. The Contrast: is smooth and deep Grain: Flawless. I Coupled it with and orange filter and a polarizer and developed in XTOL 1:1...Amazing....Just Amazing.

As a part time investigator, I often have to move my video camera from one side of the car to the other. The Car Window Mount by Nikon is simple and easy to use at night. Adjustments may be made easily without having to look for the controls.

I obviously use this for my 200-400 f/4 lens but it does make it look like a nicer lens and protects the lens when I'm hanging it outside the window in my car.

I really love my tiles because I’m always looking for my remote or my car keys.

Researching B&H for a Video &/or Pan Head to use with Lens Align, I took a chance on this Head... I could not be happier...It is built like a tank...The first thing I noticed is the weight...I could not imagine a better value at this price point or above...All critical parts are machined aluminum... Action is somewhat stiff due to the grease they use...Seems like Cosmoline, thick & sticky...I disassembled and replaced this with Krytox... As you can see in the photos, I made 3 modifications...Bye, bye warranty 1st is the tension knob, Which I see they have already changed...Mine came with a lever As shown on Fiesol's site on their Cretac tactical Head, It is plastic with a fragile looking inset ring , that meshes with the splines on the shaft...The shoulder on this shaft rests against a ball bearing assembly!...The lever would not clear a mounted camera... 2nd is the mounting holes on the top plate...Rotated 90 degrees... 3rd is the handle...Made from tube this could not be shortened...Great for panning, not so much for car window mount use. So, now I have my calibration, travel, & car window mount needs covered*****

I like that this bracket didn't damage my car window when I attached a ball mount and binoculars to it.

Solid construction . You decide how much filling (I used bird seed ) Used it for video from car window .... Stable

I bought this roll for indoor shooting, when there is a window in the background. This is a great way to dim the sun light intensity.The dimension makes it easy to cover an entire pannel. And as always Rosco makes quality products.

When working in NYC, at least once a week someone wants to do an interview With the skyline out the window. Sure if you have time you can use a roll or two of ND 12 - but that takes time and it wrinkles easily. Or you just throw up a Westcott scrim Jim 8X8 and you are good to go!