Electric Pressure Washer Stops After A Few Minutes

THIS BATTERY CHARGED A FEW MINUTES FASTER THEN THE CANON BATTERY AND IT HAD THE SAME USAGE time. IT FIT PERFECTLY IN MY Zeikos BATTERY GRIP FOR MY Canon 50D.

I bought my pair in 2018. After several trips through the washer, a trip around the world, long-distance trail, daily runs and four years later, they're still in great shape. Still the only headphones I own.

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

Few height options

Piece of cake: these leg stops snap right into place. You slide the tripod leg back in and you're done. The repair took me about three minutes.

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 have always used 10's on all my electric guitars. After watching a YouTube video that compared the tone of different gauge strings, I decided to switch to lighter strings. I'm really surprised that these don't feel too light for me. They have a clearer tone than the D'Addario 10's I was using.

I upgraded from my XT-1. After a maiden, week-long backpacking adventure I'm thrilled with choice I made. I was considering the XT-4 vs the XT-3. The 3 is much cheaper and mostly lacks in-body stabilization. With the lense with the XT-3 has stabilization that is pretty good and Im not sure the XT-4 is good enough to justify the extra cost. After the week in the high country, here is what I liked: + the stabilization is great. At least a few stops. Hand holding down to 1/8th of a second when the zoom is wide. + the bracketing is terrific, a surprising upgrade from the XT1 (maybe I needed a firmware upgrade?). Instead of fixed 3 shot braketing, the XT-3 allows independent control over number of shots 3,5,7 (maybe 9) and the number of stops between, and the order they are taken. When shooting landscape this allows me to avoid the need for a graduated neutral density filter. The bracketing allows you to move much much faster than fussy and expensive filters. Its a killer feature. If not clear, the bracketed pics are combined using HDR software. + Focus bracketing looks really useful too though I have to yet mastered it. + excellent upgrade to low light capabilities with lower noise. + weather sealing was great in the outdoors. + relatively light and small. + Great WIFI and USB camera access and mobile app control.

I have been lusting after the Canon 24-105 L lens for some time. After much internal deliberation, I decided to purchase this lens, and I'm glad I did. My last two outings have been almost exclusively with this lens. I've shot waterfalls, and other landscapes with this lens. The images are sharp through out the full range of f stops. I've ranged the f-stops from 4 all the way to 22, and everything looks fine.