Front Load Washer Without Electronics

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.

The sE Electronics Dynamite is handier than a CL-1, and its gain doesn't vary with load impedance, like the CL-1 and similar differential cascode amplifiers which lack output buffer stages do.

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.

Without the Canon Tripod Mount my 70-200 f4L IS with a 1.4 extender was uncomfortably front heavy on the Rebel SXi. The ballhead sagged with all of the front weight and needed lifting by hand. When loosening friction on the ballhead the combination would drop forward if not careful. Now with the Mount, the whole rig is balanced like a ballerina on one toe. Adjustments are easily made with little effort. I am pleased with the solid construction and enjoying the extra dividend of easily rotating the camera when setting up shots.

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

Getting all of my electronics in a closet and needed a rack mountable surge suppressor.� I was delighted to find this beaut from Pyle.� The outlet pigtails are perfect for those "why is this plug so big?" wall worts and everything plugs in tightly.� The switch in front is solid.� I can protect my Chromecast dongle using the front USB outlet. It is a heavy solid piece of equipment I expect to have a long time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have regular thunderstorms that have, in the past fried electronics even without being a direct hit. This UPS has the capacity for both my desktops and my NAS – that is online 24/7. In the two weeks since it was installed, we have had 2 storms, one involving a brief lights-out. No effect on the electronics. Also, we have had a more stable cable Internet connection since using the built-in coax surge connection. For the copper ethernet I have it connected to a 70’ run to the front room to protect against near strikes. The front panel is compact and packed with information. Unfortunately, it is the best information. The APC server/workstation software is not straightforward to get and had limited application. I would suggest opening the interface to selected developers to reach more OS and devices. Overall it is a solid piece of protection that is very simple to setup. Be aware that there is a hum with something that handles this much VA. But under the desk it won’t be noticeable.