Counter Depth Refrigerator 35 Inches Wide

our refrigerator is covered with them!

I took a chance ordering this and I'm glad I did. I have a skywatcher eqm 35 which came with 2 11lb counter weights which are way too heavy to use when I was photographing with a dslr and lens. Luckily this weight fits the diameter of the counterweight bar and gives me proper balance wheb imaging.

What sets this small case apart is its depth dimension which allows it to hold more, about 2 inches more depth than similar cases.� There are no other compact professional cases I've found that have this case's depth dimension.

Using for larger portrait shots of family and also landscapes. Focus depth from very close- 6 inches to landscapes

The Auray RS-2U rack shelf with a shelf depth of 14.25 inches was ideal to rack mount a 750 VA UPS. The unit was solidly constructed and worked well. The heavy duty rack used in this project was tapped for 1/4x28 rack screws. The mounting holes were slightly small for the 1/4 hardware and had to be slightly drilled out for a fit. No problem!

I was in to purchase a 15mm, 2.8 Laowa Venus Lens, a wide lens to landscape and taking all a museum piece from a small distance. I have researched the Laowa Venus 15mm 2.8 lens for my Sony a7iii. It seemed the right choice. The counter salesman (very helpful and awesome attendant) got out from his desk computer a lens that seemed my choice but was a 100 bucks more pricey. Well that seemed wrong, but ... which one was that (?) a Laowa 12 mm 2.8 ? Hey, wait, more aperture for a 100 bucks more. Well it's...a good idea, isn't it? So I took it with in. And ... I just enjoyed it (another positive point to you, counter guy). My Best pictures , ever, of: The Metropolitan Museum (The Met),The Brooklin Bridge, The Atlas Statue at the Rockefeller Center, wow, and many more, within great quality, a good amount of lighting in, and minimum distortortion. Believe me, if you want an full frame E mount (FE) wide angle this is it : this is the right choice. ----about the author: advanced amateur photographer and B&H addicted.

Have a high end refrigerator that is plug in into it, so far so good!

I've rented the Metabones adaptor enough times where it made more sense to buy the thing, so I finally bought it and have zero regrets. For reference, I use it with a GH4. The price is intimidating for an adaptor but it gives me piece of mind. The M4/3 format isn't evolved enough for me to fully invest myself in the ecosystem, and there's been a flat look (read: lack of depth) with all-purpose Lumix lenses like the 12-35. I'd rather build up a collection of Canon full-frame lenses or APS-C lenses and have an arsenal at my disposal when I decide to upgrade to a cinema camera. One of the GH4's big weaknesses is performance in low light, and the Metabones goes a long way in fixing this issue. The much-praised Sigma 18-35, for example, gives you an f stop of 1.1 at the most open setting. This gives you room to work in darker areas and provides more opportunity for beautiful bokeh. Shallow depth-of-field is difficult to come by with the M4/3 format, after all. Only downside I guess is the occasional error, which is fixed by shutting the camera off and then turning it back on. You might lose a take at some point, but I've been lucky and this only happened once when I wasn't recording. Autofocus capabilities are possible but a little slow given the extra hurdle an adaptor provides. You shouldn't really be using autofocus for video, though. Overall, definite recommend. This thing is magical. The Panasonic GH4 is an excellent camera with more features than even some of the cinema cameras, which is why I opted to expand the GH4's capabilities with a Metabones adaptor + lenses instead of investing in a C100 MkII.

This stand was better than expected. The legs spread very wide which makes it quite stable with a 42 reflector, even without using a counter balance. It meets my needs admirably and with minimal cost.

I am using the lens for more than 6 months on my Leica M6 now, so I am not a pixel counter. I just love it shooting it wide open. The colors and the bokeh are a dream. On film, the lens is super sharp. I also never had a problem with the shifting focus described in other reviews. I never had a 50mm summilux, so I can’t compare. But I use this combined with a 90mm summicron and wouldn’t want to give it back. This lens really has a character that’s suits me very well.