Global Positioning System For Cars

I can always count on B & H. I bought this Global Truss system from them. The rep was super helpful with figuring out exactly what I needed. He even made calls to GT on my behalf to make certain we put the correct configuration together. Worked out perfectly.

Due to global supply shortage of everything. I had to compromise and purchase this item instead of the part I could not get. Even though this one doesn't have a spring to provide the up and down motion I desired, I was still able to Frankenstein together the mounting system I wanted. I purchased this stand and used the arm piece with Mount-It's MI-45111B dual monitor stand to get the system I have been waiting 7 months for. I then gave my coworker the short shaft for his dual monitor system.

A masterpieces that will perform at global stage

Easy to install, clean design, with durable positioning system. Perfect for any rode mix and more. Absolutely worth the price!

You can tell this tripod is of the highest quality the moment you remove it from the box. The leg positioning system (at both the apex- and leg-level) is effortless. Once setup, the tripod does not move.

These clamps along with the other components of the MiniGrip system make positioning reflectors and small LED lights very easy. Found out I needed more than one complete set/

It's been amazing using this follow focus system on my shoulder rig. Fitting it on the rods and adjusting the positioning are super simple and the system itself doesn't add much weight which is great. The adjustable hard stops and marking disc are nice for more cinematic stuff. Adding this to my gear arsenal has been a blessing. I use this almost every time I shoot now.

This lens elevates the Canon M system. Whether you photograph people, cars, or objects, this lens will make your subject stand out against a soft blurred background. The bokeh is impressive. In fact, I'd argue that this elevates photos from the M system to something closer to Canon's full frame mirrorless cameras. It stands out as the best lens in my M system collection. I'd still like to get the Canon 32mm for my M6 Mk II. I think this lens is distinct enough from the 32mm that one can own both. Use the Sigma 56mm for portraits. Use the Canon 32mm for all-around landscape photography and some macro.

More spares. Versatile positioning.

Nice device for protecting equipment from global phantom power.