Casio Exilim Pro Ex F1 Digital Camera

I got these with my Casio Privia PX-330 digital piano. They sound awesome.

Excellent digital sustain pedal. I purchased this to use with a Casio digital piano to replace the pedal that came with the keyboard. The SP-2 is weighted and stays in place on the carpet. It feels like a pedal on an acoustic piano, which is what I was looking for. My son has used it for a couple of weeks with no problems.

Powerful and clean sound than Bose L1 model 2 or F1 with Subwoofer, especially with Bose T4S /digital cable connection. It's also very compact and convenience for solo musicians or karaoke party. Overall as high end as point and shoot camera.

This is the most realistic F1 wheel out there.

This is fastly becoming one of my favorite pro f1.4 lenses from Nikon. It will pair nicely with my 105 f1/4.  Great for many things, but it will shine with environmental portraits.  This lens renders beautiful contrast and color saturation.  Sharper than the 58mm, but with all the character. Slight fall-off at 1.4 but still sharp in the center. Minimal distortion and CA. If you havent figured it out by now,  you get what you pay for!

After consulting with the best camera store in Charlottesville (Pro Camera) on how to find a replacement lamp for my ancient Kodak slide projector, they recommended looking online for possible sources. My first google search brought up B&H in NYC. Ironically I had previous experience with B&H; in the early 2000’s my wife was attending graduate school in NYC and I would travel up on weekends to visit. I was enchanted with NYC and, given my interest in the newly emerging digital cameras, B&H was like a camera lover’s heaven. The staff were extremely knowledgeable about all the new offerings, and I felt very confident in their recommendations. Having used a Minolta SRT 101 for years for color slides, I was anxious to jump into the digital world, and I bought an Olympus Stylus 1000, which I still use today, more than 20 years later. For me, B&H is the ultimate camera source.

Pleased with the purchase, works well in an Old Canon F1 film camera.

The Hoya Pro ND EX 8 is an exceptional three stop ND filter. I could not be happier. It has perfect color and clarity with zero warm color shift. I use mine primarily for soft water work. This is not a low-profile filter so keep that in mind if you use ultra-wide lenses. For low profile go with the Hoya HD MK II IR ND line.

I used this receiver with a Flashpoint R2 Pro Mark II trigger on a Canon 5DM3 to fire a Canon 430 EX III RT speedlight and then a Canon 430 EX II speedlight. I was able to adjust the configuration of the 430 EX III RT remotely from the R2 Pro. I could even adjust the zoom which I could not do with a Canon ST-E3-RT trigger. While the combination of the Flashpoint/Godox would fire the 430 EX II, I could not make adjustments to the speedlight remotely. I should have expected this since the 430 EX II was not designed for radio transmission. With what I have observed so far, I am not sure why I would ever buy a Canon speedlight or controller again.

I use it as a back up for my digital camera.