Invented The Camera

Perfect for storing a camera or just protecting it during travelling. Great Idea, wish I would have invented it.

Best camera accessory ever invented! Easily change camera straps

how convenient !!! love this product!! wish I invented it!!!

I don't know who invented this gadget; but every camera bag should have one, or two. If you don't believe me, try unscrewing a filter that just doesn't want to come off your lens with your bare hands! I'm not telling you that it cannot be done; but if you have had this problem in the past, you know what I mean. It's better to have a filter wrench and not need it than to really need it while you're on an important shoot and it's no where to be found lol!

they and intel invented T3 so be careful with generics

I've used Roku players since they were invented...well almost. I actually started with a Roku 2, then a 3, 4, a few Express and Express +, and just purchased my third ULTRA. The Ultra is as advertised, the Ultimate Streaming Machine! My experience with Roku has been very good for all models, though the first 'Roku Express' was a bit sluggish for me. But I digress, the Ultra is super fast, has great wifi stability and coverage, comes with a great remote, and couldn't be any easier to setup and use. And Roku has always provided a clean, efficient and fast interface for navigation. I've recommended Roku's to so many people and all have been very pleased with them!

heads up! Mathews may have manufactured the mafer clamp. but my father invented it . he was young at the time and didn't patent it. he made one at a rental house he worked at and mailed it to them. they made it. infact,, billions of them.and no...they gave him nothing for his idea! my dad should be rich right now...

Permacel is as far as I know the original gaffer tape, even though some claim it was invented in Britain. The latest roll I received tears easily and lifts without leaving adhesive residue. Highly recommended. John Marks, audio professional

I've been lighting with Chimera softboxes since they were invented, but never got the grids. Wow, what a game changer! It keeps the light from spilling onto the background and areas you don't want it. I like the 60 degree, because it doesn't cut down on the intensity of the light and softness, but directs the light toward the subject much cleaner. I bought one for all my softboxes.

This is film that I have been buying and using since it was invented. I have a film recorder and I can print your digital images onto this slide film. You end up with 35mm slides or I can cut the film and put your image into retro keychain viewers. See more at colorslide-dot-com.