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Great design - first rate quality construction!

Example: I bought this a month ago and am so happy that I did...

I purchased this extension arm for overhead product photography. Let me tell you this... It Rocks!! Construction is quite robust and sturdy. There is virtually no flex while suspending my full frame camera and lens. The grip head is also quite hefty. It locks everything firmly in place... couldn’t be happier with my purchase.

Solid construction, works as I intend it to, as an overhead top down camera setup. Also use it for booming lights. Works great.

The tripod alone is suprisingly light, but its construction appears first rate. The ball head has similar attributes and seems to offer very secure positioning, adjustment of the frictional forces on the ball, and easy attachment of one camera using the quick release (additional release fitments are available, if desired). Rather expensive, but the cost is reflected in the unit and comparable tripods are hardly cheap. Delivery from B&H was rapid and the packaging, excellent, as expected.

It seems expensive, but is well worth the price. The construction is first-rate. This is used for fine inspection of prints and nozzle check patterns. It is easy to focus and provides a very clear undistorted image.

I don't usually rate things 5 stars, but this guy deserves it. It's got some weight to it, but only because the construction quality is outstanding. Paired with my K-5, the AF works great, even in low-light situations. It's fast at f/1.8 and very sharp wide open as well. A great walk-around lens. Sigma offers a 30mm f/1.4 for half the price, but if you want the quality of the limited glass, then it's worth the money.

This head is a bargain. The design and construction are both first rate. Very, very smooth. As is usual for Manfrotto, the operation is very easy to understand. I use it with a medium weight DSLR - no problems.

A must if you work on sensitive electronics. For Example: Installing ram to your new expensive computer.

I like Ilford's products when it comes to film and developing chemicals. At first I had issues trying to calculate how much powder to use to make the amount I need to use for developing ( so I could maximize the shelf life)