Disassemble Top Load Washer Without Front Panel

Without this all the weight will be in the front but this makes it equals and it fits better

I used this filter to take silhouette pictures with the sun in front of me. Without this filter I wouldn't have been able to do it.

I bought this because the tent I was using is fussy to assemble and disassemble, and rigid and bulky once assembled. This product is exceptionally easy to unfold and fold, and packs down tightly enough to pack for travel. There is tons of functionality designed in and lots of nice features, e.g. velcro tabs front and back to hold backdrops and the rigid plastic floor. I work primarily with natural light, and the ability to open either the front or the side - or both - offers lots of control. The cloth backdrops are good, but I had to iron the creases out of them and they have a bit too much texture. This is easily eliminated in processing, but I find it easier to work with paper backdrops.

Bought 2 panels. Without much tweaking of angle was able to get 190w per panel, this is in central Florida in December. They are a bit bulky, but nothing too difficult. Some people may have issues with their size/weight.

I really love this panel. I can color grade way way faster with it. I just did a whole feature film in a week. Without it, it probably would have taken a month.

I've got two other dry boxes and just couldn't resist getting another one for cameras that I don't wish to disassemble, microphone on top, display on side, battery grip, all the stuff that makes the camera too big to fit into a 50 L cabinet. This thing gets it done. Like the others, the jobs getting done with B&H.

Reels are easy to load, the top goes on and you are on your way. Couldn't be simpler.

Without spending nearly triple the money on a Leica filter, this Schneider BW filter gives the quality, dependability, and optical quality that I personally appreciate on the front of my 50 Summicron. I bought this to replace a filter that saved a lens that took a tumbled down a hill with me. I got just as many bruises and scraps as the front of the prior filter - but the filter saved the lens from permanent damage. This new filter will stay on the front of my 50 for that very reason.

Without any question, this type of filter should ALWAYS be used on the front element of ANY lens! Cheap insurance!!

Without it, my a6000 recorded the piano sound as if it the piano is being played somewhere in a huge, but you are not sure where. With the microphone, you can tell it is directly in front of you. Highly recommended for a6000. I still need to try an record it in a huge room and with microphone angled out - pointing/covering at the piano.