Laminated Damping Steel Sheets

Thorough and concise, sure beats trying to make your own, it’s laminated too, a big plus.

Handy cheat sheet that's laminated

Ecellent laminated label for Brither P-Touch !

Solid. Nice damping on tilt angle adjustment!

The damping of this ballhead i got is a little bit too large? I was not sure whether it was normal or not, so i just returned it.

must display behind glass or must be laminated or color will fade within a week, other than that I am satisfied with the paper.

I was very satisfied with product. Laminated for durability. Much lower priced than other color checkers.

Excellent at damping down the reverberations with my Klipsch Reference Series RT-10d. My Sub is a heavy and weird triangle shape, but this fist all the three feet of the sub and does effectively dampen the vibrations. My - storey house would rattle, not an more. This is the simplest yet effective accessory I did not even know I needed. Highly recommend it for the dedicated subs! Remember to recaliberate your speakers after the installation.

I've found the Magnus GH-M1 Gimbal Head to exceed my expectations. It's slightly smaller than a Wimberley or Benro and has a lower load rating, but its 30 lb capacity is more than adequate for most users. It's a perfect match for a (9 lb.) EOS R5 with battery grip and a Tamron 150-600mm G2 lens w/Canon adapter. The gimbal balances perfectly with the Tamron Arca-Swiss type collar-base so no extended QR plate is needed. The R5+grip and 150-600 w/adapter becomes fully balanced so will stay set to any angle without using the vertical lock at a vertical offset scale setting of 1.9 cm. The GH-M1 vertical lock knob works well taking only a 90deg. rotation to go from fully unlocked to fully locked. I found both the lateral (rotation) pivot and the vertical pivot to work smoothly and without any wobble or play when unlocked and to be solid and firm when locked. However, the unit I received does have very heavy damping which creates more drag during fast movements than is ideal. Possibly, this will be reduced as the gimbal is used, but if not, it may require cleaning and replacement of the thick damping grease. The excessive damping does make it a little harder to initially achieve vertical balance quickly, but it is possible with a little patience. My other minor nit-pick is that Magnus does not include a 1/4-20 to 3/8-16 tripod adapter. Like most larger tripod heads it uses a 3/8-16 socket, but there are still plenty of good tripods sold in North America which have 1/4-20 screws. Magnus really should include a proper thread reducer. All in all, for photo rigs weighing less then about 25 lbs, this is a highly effective gimbal. In my opinion, it provides 95% of the performance of a Winberley at 10% of the cost. Highly recommended!

This is my first prime lens in my lens catalog. The lens is fast, sharp and has a nice damping motion on the focus ring. I bought the silver version for my Lumix GX-85 and love the slight retro look reminiscent of classic rangefinder bodies in the past. It is very compact and light so it makes for a great travel lens. The 1.7 max aperture is also great for shallow depth of field and allows you to keep your ISO down for less noise.