Ledger Nano X Password Manager

I've had this for about a month and am as impressed with it as I was the first day! I actually used it at home to scan a ledger sheet that I had to fold in half (which my old ES-400 couldn't scan without misfeeding because it was folded...) - NO PROBLEM! I'm scanning docs with very fine text and enlargement of the scanned images shows how precise the scanning is. So love!

Absolutely solves the mic boom and keyboards problem. I can have a mic on a telescoping boom right in the middle of my score ledger and not have to worry about the stand leaning over and scratching my grand. Looking forward to bringing one along to the next live gig where someone is trying to put a boom over my 3-tiers with the same problem, except knocking 7lbs of plastic top tier right off the stand :D

I bought this hand strap after the original strap on my Domke Next Generation Ledger bag failed with it's plastic clips. So much for a premium bag. I digress. While not specifically described as being made as a replacement strap for the Ledger bag, it is a perfect fit. Same length and material as the original strap, plus the Domke logo embossed in the center on a piece of leather-ish material. And, most importantly, metal hardware, not plastic. In my opinion, this is EXACTLY the strap that Domke should have used on the Next Generation Ledger bag. Nice product!

Nano great fit!

Works great and the only thing I had to set up was the option to have a password to protect it if someone else tries to use it.

Easy setup. Easy to change WiFi name and password. Easy to use the app.

If you lose the spotlight password, the instructions do not tell you how to reset the password

I bought a pair of these to compare with manfrotto's Nano clamps. As described in nano review, I use flashlights for macro setup along with a Giottos micro ball head, manfrotto flex arm and superclamp.I have also used them for precision balancing on my digiscoping setup.These clamps aren't as pretty as the Manfrotto, but they do the same job, cost less and are slightly more compact due to the sliding tightening handle. With their more industrial look, I won't feel too bad if they end up out in the wood shop with some of my other misused camera gear.

I have the nano filters on my wide-angle zoom lenses mainly for the protection of the outer optics. the Nano offers protection without any distortion in my images that a standard filter sometimes does.

I've standardized on B+W XS-Pro with their Nano coating. Brass threads never jamb and the nano coating lets me just blow dust off the front of the filter. I've got these UVs on every one of my lenses.