Deck Staining After Pressure Washing

After initialing reporting on an unpleasant smell, I now find that washing the pouches does work to get rid of both the smell and any possible film that the pouch may have deposited on my filters. At this point both my Kinesis pouches are clean, do not smell, and are working just fine. I do recommend cleaning them thoroughly though before use. But they really are an elegant, simple design that just works. I use the smaller 4 x 4 one to hold my 112 Kase magnetic filters for my Nikon Z system. It attaches easily to my tripod and holds all my filters.

After trying both VSGO and Visible Dust (all three liquids), I finally achieved a completely spot free sensor with these swabs. In addition, the type 2 swab size was just about perfect for a horizontal swipe of a D500 sensor. VSGO swabs (16mm) were too small; Visible Dust (Green APSC) were too big. The ultra swabs do need more liquid, according to Photographic Solutions (I used 7 or 8 drops), and one needs to apply adequate pressure (see their video), after getting the feel of the swabs and pressure, the third time did the trick. I got a completely black (Lightroom visualize spots display) sensor at f/16 of the empty blue sky.

I stopped by the B&H booth at NAB 2024 to thank them for creating such a flawless purchasing experience that felt like I was on Amazon with free 2-day shipping and all. My first purchase for my first YouTube video studio were these poles. After using a 13' crossbar with a couple superclamps I realized I could get EVERYTHING off the floor and mounted and wired overhead. THEN after a few more poles and 8' crossbars I realized that the whole structure (need at least 3 poles and crossbars) becomes self supporting and the gentle pressure on the ceiling is just to get the structure started. After it's all clamped together well, the pressure is on the poles and floor and not the ceiling. I'm renting my space so when I move to a bigger space there will be no trace I had built a superstructure with these poles and Impact crossbars PLUS I wasn't afraid my co-workers and guests would kick or trip on anything. Super happy guy here and I'm not exaggerating.

I shopped everywhere for deck saver for my mixer. And I wasn't trying to be cheap but I wasn't trying to pay the most either. After scrolling through a few sites I came up on BH photo and they had the cheapest deal by $27 compared to other sites (Won't Name).. And the fastest delivery ever with less than 2 days.. I'll definitely continue shopping with them. Sincerely a real DJ

Use for BxW negatives after washing

A very simple and affordable solution to print washing.

T4 fix is an excellent fixer. I use with staining developers as well as papers. 2nd to none!

Am using the orange filter to enhance tone separation with staining developers.

A very pressure product exactly as I want

As close to the perfect film as you can get: sharp, fine-grained, can be pushed or pulled, works well with staining developers, does not scratch easily, equally good for classical enlargements, alternative printing and scanning. What else can one possibly expect from a film?