Iso Stock Option Calculator

Portra 160 is perfect stock for me. The ISO is perfect for crisp, grainless pictures (though kodak can achieve this even with their 800) and the colors and contrast render life with a perfect balance between realism and the film look.

For the price, this is great film! I think it's pretty much like Arista EDU stock, which I've gotten used to using. It shoots at ISO 200 fine without any modifications to development.

All my sources indicate that this is based on a native 200 ISO aerial surveillance film similar to the stock that JCH Streetpan is also based on. They are *not* however, the same stock. In my experience, this is significantly more versatile with more shadow detail and highlight roll off. Shoot it with a Red 25 filter and only compensate by two stops (not three as suggested) and you'll enjoy dark skies and more normal foliage, shoot it with a diffusion filter and an R72 filter compensating by anywhere between four and six stops of exposure and you'll approach images similar to Efke IR820 Aura or Kodak HIE.

The 10 stop filter is simple to use with the long exposure calculator.

Photography in a dark room. Love the calculator being available at all times

This calculator is beautiful, stylish and perfect. Item exceeded my expectations. I would purchase again.

Lost my DJI RS2 focus ring and the stock option was more expensive than I would like to pay. This works and much cheaper.

Other than being able to find this particular cpu in stock, it's also a great option for gaming. Paired with 16GB 3600MHz RAM, and a Vega 64, I can play Half Life Alyx and Cyberpunk 2077 on max settings (no ray tracing) with solid frame rates. Bear in mind this cpu does seem to run a bit warm, I'm using a Noctua NH-D15 air cooler in a Lian Li Tu150 case and with prime95 I get temps in the 80s, however, in more realistic situations like gaming, I only get temps in the 60s. Of course if you can afford the 5900 or 5950 go for it, but if this cpu is in your price range it's a great option.

This is the ONLY option for UV filtration on a wide angle lens as it still allows you to use the stock cap that comes with your lens for snap-on security. The XS-Pro line is second to none and well worth the extra expense.

I wanted a remote for my Nikon Z5. This was the most cost effective option and B&H had the best pricing and it was in stock. Not in stock with Nikon. The Nikon website did not list the ML-L7 as being compatible with the Z5, but with a firmware update it is. I've only tested it a couple of times, but the remote works and is very responsive.