Deep Fill Front Load Washer

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

This is a great speaker, deep, clean sound and powerful enough to fill large room with your music. Device looks small, but bass is really deep.

I have had no issues, the roll feed requires a few deep breaths when/if you load it. But nothing more. The prints are great! I use Imageprint rather than Epson software. I really like this printer. 10/10 recommend it.

Once I figured out how to use it, this little developing tank works great. Easy to load, easy to fill and empty.

Easy to load sheet film, simple fill and drain chemicals, simple agitation, even development. Works great

The photo boxes were as expected. They are sturdy and deep , with a label placard on front .

I bought to fit front of old Nikon HN-8 lens hood. Hood is too deep to allow use of lens cap without removing hood. With this I can protect lens with hood on when not in use

3 Deep 17 x 22 Drop-Front Archival Box (Tan) by Print File in a hard-to find photo paper size, 17x22. 3 inches deep make it ideal for archival storing a good quantity of unmounted digital photo prints. Better for storage than presentation.

It's too deep for the front to hug Hasselblad 907X (and therefore cannot automatically ensure perfect angle fit). Otherwise great. I still use it on my 907X despite this given no better alternative I'm aware of especially with Quick-Detach Strap Swivel.

This lens goes in front of my Nikon 70-300mm VR lens. I have no hesitation in recommending this Canon close-up lens for Nikon users. The +2 dioptre is more than enough if you want to fill the frame with a flower which is as small as one's thumb. Shooting toy cars (scale model cars) with this lens also gave some fantastic images which looked very realistic and appeared as the real car (again because you can fill the frame). I usually prefer the 70-300mm with my camera more than the 18-135mm or 50mm prime. So whenever I want to get close to a subject just put on this close-up lens and continue shooting. You need a step-up filter, bought the 67-72mm Step-up Ring by Tiffen from B&H. Don't expect this lens to help you capture the compound eye structure of the house-fly. Need to work with a good tripod and proper DOF to make full use of this lens.