Gibson Upright Freezer 18 Cubic Feet Sale

No other machine can offer 40,000 cubic feet/min output at this price. Love having a wireless remote control.

I bought this bag on sale, and for the low price of $18 I am very happy with it. Easy access to my camera, plus with the zip out expansion plenty of room for all my other "purse stuff" as I not longer carry a purse. Also happy that it sits upright, as opposed to my older back-pack that had to lean up against something to remain vertical. I appreciate the comments regarding rain and the top zipper, but I have a generic water-proof cover so not too concerned about that. I do wish it had more zipper compartments inside, but not a big problem. It carries well, even fully loaded, and I like that the shoulder pad is adjustable so I can carry it either direction....huge plus for a left-hander....most sling bags are designed for right handed folks.

It was especially auspicious to purchase this waterproof tripod on sale from B&H and to receive a mail-in rebate from Sirui. I feel confident about using it on wet ground, in damp areas, or standing in a creek without worry of corrosion or mold growing within the tubes or between tube sections. The rubber feet are great for flat areas and there are retractable stainless steel spikes for use on softer ground - no need to remove the rubber feet and replace them each time with separate metal spikes - very handy.

This is one of those things where you think the stand I have is good enough. That light stand I bought at a yard sale works just fine! Maybe it does, but we're putting expensive things on these stands, might wanna consider a good one. I was considering getting the lightest and most portable for my on location shoots. But then you need to haul around heavy sandbags and most of the compact ones seem to have a wobble to them. This one from small rig not only goes to nearly ten feet and is air cushioned, but it opens up with a nice wide base. Very stable! And the lever lock is a nice touch so you're not cranking on twist locks and risking them breaking. It doesn't pack up as small as others, I think it's around 3 feet folded. But it definitely gives me confidence and assurance that it's not going to fall over

I bought this while it was on sale with the Slik PBH-45LP Ball Head. I didn't bother getting spikes, which are sold seperately for the tripod feet (had them on another tripod, and didn't use them), and am fine with this coming with only rubber feet considering the price. This suits my needs of having a fairly light and robust tripod for hiking miles into the mountains while keeping my pack weight down. I've used this with a Z9 and 400mm lens and easily got sharp photos in a stiff cross wind with no problem, and also shot crisp 10 minute astro photo exposures and it's rock solid. I've owned Manfroto and Oben tripods over the years, and find this one to be very good and think it will provide me with many years of good service.

Nice product. In the description, it says it will stretch to 3 feet. I don't think that it stretches that far, maybe 18-20 inches. If you want more reach, get the next longer version.

For its size, this flash is amazingly powerful - as much as I need, even at 15-18 feet. And the color balance is excellent. Used close up (5 feet or less), I adjust exposure to -.5 or -1 or the photos wash out but that's to be expected. I try to avoid direct flash at all costs, but when I don't or can't, what's most impressive is how it yields images that do not have those dreaded harsh shadows. It is a very good unit - highly recommended.

I like to keep my kit small, so these shot bags provide more weight per cubic inch than sandbags and are smaller, so they win out, in spite of being more expensive than sandbags. Quality construction. No surprises.

After years of cubic bags I ran out of ideas for lugging my stuff around. The interior space is flexible. Added inserts are available. Just wish there were tripod straps, although the rings are available for external attachment,and that will be just fine.

It was a total surprise to see this Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 at a sale price good enough to get my attention but that's what happened. I enjoy going to museums to take pictures and because most of them don't encourage using a flash this fast lenes will be my go-to lens for such things. It also works very well for landscape photos. Sigma and B&H outdid themselves with this fine lens.