Food For Camping With No Electricity Or Cooler

I live in an old building ( 1955 ) , so the electricity is not that great. So I had no choice but to buy this item. No longer do I have to be worried about electrical spikes for sags. No more hum in my electrical lines. And my equipment is protected too

I do come from many years of view camera experience but this lens is not hard to get the hang of. Increase depth of focus... Yep. Selective focus... No problem. No you can't do tilt and shift on the same plane but as stated by others you can get it on the same plane by sending it to Nikon. It WOULD be nice to have independent rotating tilt and shift like the Schneider but that lens is not perfect either and lots more$$. Not a macro for one. You are not going to have all the movements of a technical camera but if you want that get a technical camera and all the needed goodies to go with it. $$$$. This WILL make your product and food shots better and easier. My only problem is understanding why I took so long to get a tilt shift lens! It also seems to focus closer than the literature states. If you make your money shooting products and food find a way to get this lens! Very happy I got the 85mm first for mostly food photography but 45mm is next.

Pros: -I used this cooler in an ITX Build using a Lian H2 A4-H2O case and it fit perfectly. -Step up from basic no-frills AIO cooler design -Not Too many wires to get in the way -CPU Pump is SHORTER than the NZXT Kraken (Perfect for an ITX Build) -Excellent Price -Monitor Software integrated into the Armoury Crate ASUS product -LED Lighting -Reliability TBD Cons: -The USB plug on the Pump end was a bit offset on the pump making it difficult to plug in after installation. -No Temperature Display -LED Lighting stays on when the PC is shutdown -Software: No Liquid Temperature displayed -Software: No Ghosted Mini Temperature display like NZXT Kraken SW

it just looks much cooler than the digital ones.

Stock cooler is all you need. This is the one.

I bought this River 2 pro with the glacier refrigerator as a package deal. I used it when I went camping for three days. No problem get that refrigerator going. It’s a nice little unit not heavy to move around at all.

I was looking for a small, long-lasting flashlight for around the house, camping, and outdoor stuff. The replaceable cell makes me feel better over something completely sealed as I hope this thing will last a lifetime. Those were my main criteria while shopping. Did I need to spend as much as I did? No. Do I regret spending that much? No. I dropped this thing onto some metal grate about 3 days into ownership and there's merely a scratch on the belt clip. The light didn't flicker from the shock or anything. Additionally, The ergonomics for actuation is nice. Once learned, switching brightness levels is very straightforward and the main power button can be used as an on/off or a momentary switch. I haven't gone through one full cycle of battery on any of the settings, but I also haven't needed much more than level 2. Looking forward to many more years with this!

I use this dedolight to food pics.

Blows air like all the others but looks cooler doing it!

Seems to run cooler.