Front Load Washer Stops Mid Cycle

Mine went through an entire cycle in the washer after I accidentally left it in my pocket. I expected it would be ruined, but it still works just fine. Super quality product!

This item rocks!!! I can't believe that this stops on a dime, even with the heavest load....Thanks Wimberley!!!

Mid-day, use the Lee Big Stopper (10 stops). At sunrise or sunset, by using the Lee Little Stopper (3 stops), you can get same effect as Big Stopper (at mid-day) with less exposure time. I love Lee ND filters. BTW, when I ordered my Lee Big Stopper from B & H, it came in a nice soft pouch. But, the Little Stopper (& now probably the Big Stopper too) comes in a metal case which is better protection for this expensive piece of glass as opposed to the pouch. Kudos to Lee for making this change.

Absolutely beautiful lens. Incredibly sharp in the mid-range F-stops, but still very high quality on the extreme ends (f/22 and f/1.8). Small, which is perfect for what I need it for (travel photography) and really creates some wonderful images. Used it on a Pentax K-1, and FF is where I really think it shines, but I'm planning on using it with my non-FF cameras as well.

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

I bought 2 of these to go with 2 identical MacBook Pro 13.3 Mid-2020 notebooks. So far, so good. The hub works as advertised. It does get a little warm when plugged in and no load attached (USB devices, SD cards, etc.). You can daisy-chain this hub along with the MBP's charger to consolidate ports. If you do this or put a load on the hub (connect a USB device), it will get a little bit warmer than previously. I was not burning hot, like other reviewers have mentioned. I guess each person's opinion is different; it works for me and that's more important. I like the idea it gives you wired Ethernet along with HDMI, USB 3.1, Type-C and SDXC connections. It would probably cost twice as much if you were to achieve the equivalent adapter from Apple.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This SKB mid size drum is amazing! The durability, build, and quality are ALL THERE. The wheels make it easy to move your heavy load around without issues. I'd recommend this to anyone looking to move around heavy equipment. I use it to load and unload my product for shows.

Excellent filter, allows me to focus on lowest filtering factor (2 stops), then rotate the front element to my desired amount of darkening (up to 8 stops, total), giving me excellent control of light. Very useful for effects requiring slow shutter speeds. Great price!

I use this filter for multimedia work so I only have to carry one ND filter and can simply rotate the front to change the density. My favorite part is the built in stops. I've used other fader / variable ND filters that just spin and spin like a normal polarizer filter. With this filter you know when the filter is maxed out on either end. Perhaps the person in the previous review with the x-photograph had a faulty filter without proper stops. I also like that this filter has the same front threads allowing me to use the same lens cap. That's not the case with some filters, such as the Genus, which has a larger front. This also means you can't use your lens hoods (at least on the Canon 24-70 and 70-200 L lenses) with the Genus, but you can with the Heliopan. The ability to use my lens hood is invaluable, as I often work in harsh conditions, blocking not only the sun, but also dirt from motocross tracks, paintballs, etc. from my lens. I compared the Heliopan, Singh-Ray, and the Genus Filters for both sharpness and flare blocking ability. Photographing a test target (tripod, shutter release, mirror lockup) I found the Heliopan to be the sharpest, with the Sing-Ray being very close. Both easily out-performed the Genus. The Sing-Ray did the best job at blocking flare, with Heliopan in second, and Genus in last.

These speakers were used as front stage speakers for my projector theater in a small-mid sized room. I'm only pumping 30 watts/ch and these speakers sound pretty great... The highs can be a bit tinny, and the low end bass not so great, but crossed over, it'll suit just fine.