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This is an excellent monitor. I have it mounted in portrait mode and connected to a mini PC for web browsing, email, and PDF viewing.

I purchased so my clients would have a private place to change on location. This worked perfectly during our first shoot using. The only thing that I would change is for the tent to have a bottom because the ground could be wet or dirty.

I had no idea such a tool existed until browsing thru B&H.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We were hoping to find a TV that would give us the ultimate home theater experience. This TV exceeds our expectations! It’s 75” and I love that I’m able to customize the image based on what I’m watching. I can change it to cinema mode, sports, gaming mode and more! I can even change it to an eye-friendly mode and dim the blue light on the screen. While researching all the features I was worried it would be difficult to change all the settings or navigate controls, but LG did a great job making this user-friendly. If you want to click buttons on the remote or would rather wave it and use the pointer feature, it’s easy to switch-up the settings quickly without interrupting your show. The sound could be improved on the TV, so I would recommend purchasing a soundbar. The worst part about this TV is how quickly you get used to having your own personal movie theater in your home - it makes it hard to go back! Review submitted as part of a program that provides a purchase discount.

Excellent remote for taking self portraits with your nikon. Make sure you know how to change the shutter mode(timer, delayed, etc) as this is how you will need to setup this remote(each time you use it!). No instructions provided but it's not too bad. Nice and slim, fits on your neck strap so you don't lose it!

This little baby will easily slip into your pocket, yet has plenty of horsepower. You can change the colors and even the mode (steady, flashing, police lights and even paparazzi -- not that there's much need for that last one.) It's bright enough to be effective, and thanks to the efficiency of LEDs, it does it all on a built-in rechargeable battery. Just the ticket for accent lighting in the background of interview shoots.

Channel selection, firing mode, strobe zoom, it is all very fast to access and change. Great upgrade from the Odin 1.

This is a nice compact light meter, you just have to be careful about which mode your are in, because the mode button is exposed, and can easily change.

I went diving for the first time and bought this housing to take my Canon T3i underwater with me. I only dove 7 meters/21 feet, but it worked perfectly fine for me. No leaks or moisture inside at all and it fit my Canon 10-22mm EF-S lens perfectly. There was plenty of room for the flash too. I couldn't really change settings underwater while diving, although I could in the housing above water. I was hoping to switch to movie mode at some point, but wasn't able to. In reality, I don't think I would have been able to hold it straight in front of me steady enough while diving in order to do video anyway. That's probably just because I have no diving experience though. I set it to A+ (scene intelligent auto) mode for the underwater shots so I wouldn't have to change any manual settings. I had to let almost all of the air out in order to get it below the surface of the water, even with the lead weight in the case. Since it wasn't a deep dive, I didn't have any problems with the housing shrinking around the camera at all.I was able to take some photos that I'm really happy with underwater and even above water. The glass doesn't seem to blur the image at all EXCEPT for when you're above water and have water drops on the glass. I also used this case while kayaking in the rain and those shots are blurry.

I needed an extra for even quicker change to briefcase mode on my rs2, while still having the bottom handle act as handle and tripod if I need to set it down for a minute.