Ge Profile Top Load Washer Control Lock

Build, insert, and lock top notch. Even room to load load controller with control levers in place. Don't hesitate

I used it for edge lighting on dramatic portraits. The grid is on backorder. I know I will like the extra control when I ge that.

After amassing a large collection of medium format film cameras and lenses, I needed a way to house and protect my investment. I bought the 600L Ruggard Electronic Dry Cabinet when it went on sale and have no regrets. I like the glass cabinet doors, so I can browse what's inside without having to open the case and introduce humidity. The doors have a heavy-duty rubber seal that does a wonderful job keeping out dust. All the doors have a lock, and since the case is divided into 300L top and bottom cabinets, you can lock both doors on either the top or bottom so the case is semi-accessible to people without a copy of the key. The humidity control is adequate for where I live in southern California, but if you live in a very humid environment the case will only decrease humidity in the case by 10% of ambient levels. There is no cooling mechanism in this case, so the temperature in the case will always be at room temperature. The LED lights inside are kind of weak and only on the right side. It would be a good upgrade if there were LED strips on both sides. I really like that this case is on casters so you can easily move it around with all your gear inside, but all the casters lock and there are leveling feet that screw down if you want the case to stay in place. Overall, the build quality of the case is excellent--solid metal throughout, thoroughly covered in tough, matte black paint. I can't really imagine this case being better unless it had a more robust climate control system built into it, but that would probably make it much more expensive.

Dear Uri, you're using it backwards. The thumb screw goes on the device end, not the camera end. And there is a lock washer for the camera end. Works great under heavy stress.

Great looking prints from great photographs. Be sure to load the paper's profile if you don't have it already.

Reels are easy to load, the top goes on and you are on your way. Couldn't be simpler.

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

Top quality, low profile for my zoom, great price at B&H

You can use them as a third hand. You never have enough clamps ge tthe bundle its worth it.

This is how I test this ball head: 1. Use this low profile XB-52 to compare with another non low profile but very high end ball head. That is a comparison of an apple with a gourmet orange. 2. Weight load: Nikon D4 + 70-210 f2.8 zoom all the way out. Challenging enough? 3. Use live view to the maximum with the intention to magnify any movement. The apple produced the lightest shift comparing with the gourmet orange. You can feel the slight twist can lock the load confidently. A sign of good design and tight manufacturing tolerance. I am very satisfy with this product. Conclusion: I'll go with this low profile ball head anytime.