Construction Paper Sand Castle

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On overhead grids, these are the #1 choice! John Content Creator Castle

Construction and materials are good. To avoid the dust that comes with handling sand, I filled the bags with washed, river rock. Works great and no dust.

I lost a pair of these headphones at work last week. I work in construction, and today I found them buried in the sand. It's rained 3 times in the last week, and they still sound like they did out of the box. Color me impressed.

I took this lens out to the desert and it survived the harsh blowing sand without a scratch! Good construction and minimal image distortion. Affordable and a definite must-get to protect your 50mm.

You can never have enought sand bags. At this price and this quality it's a no brainer. The construction is nice and tough ( very rugged and well made. I would definitely recommend this. I will be buying more.

I was in the market for a good quality monopod. My main use will be for my upcoming Alaska trip and indoor low light shooing for Hurst Castle tour.  After several reviews online (Angry Photographer on YouTube was one of them), I decided on the Suri P326. Solid monopod. Good fit and finish. No wobble when extended.  I am using the monopod with Kurt BH-3 ball head. There was a very slight overhang but didn’t cause any issues. As another user posted, why include a compass? I see no need for this accessory. I took this off the monopod.  During my Hurst Castle tour, they did not allow use of flash indoors but allowed the use of a monopod – but no tripod.  I was able to maneuver the monopod quickly with ball head to take pics. The thing I need to get use to while walking with my D300 with grip, 28mm AIS lens and extend monopod up and down stairs. In some cases, I needed to pick up the monopod pod/camera assembly over my head to go up and down stairs. This will take time to get used to. For indoor photography, do I think this was worth the investment? For now, yes. I was concerned of low shutter speed camera shake. The $99.90 price tag didn’t break the bank and I received a 6-year warranty is a plus.  I will be taking the monopod on my Alaska cruise later this year. I will be using this outdoors with my Nikon 80-200 ED lens.

Good beginning light standing. Light. Intend in July to use it in Buffavento castle at sunset time.

I use novoflex castle cross Q for a large format camera. The focus tune is very sensitive and accurate,high quality,very pleasant to work with. works great in vertical and horizonal mode.

Paper is fine for construction drawings, easy to load and use.