Lg Refrigerators 33 Inches Wide

Used this above a fireplace where we needed 33 inches of extension! Working perfectly. Was not hard to install.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought a 70 inches lg tv and I very very satisfy with the performance.

This is great; it's rectilinear and really wide. I can't wait to try all kinds of crazy things with it. This is my workspace from about 10 inches.

This small webcam less than 4 inches wide and a little over an inch high. The camera is fantastic and the speaker also is a microphone! I used it on an all day conference and was so very pleased I purchased this webcam. Plug it in and you are good to go. So easy to use.

This clamp is great, and can be clamped onto almost anything less than a couple inches wide. I'm really happy I got this one instead of the cheaper ones - you can definitely see the Manfrotto quality put into this product. It's a lot heavier than I thought it would be but that just means it's a solid clamp.

I took a gamble on this clip because the product description said it wouldn’t accommodate a strap as wide as mine (3 inches), but with a little scrunching it worked out just fine. Turned out to be just as shown in the product videos, very secure and I have no worries that it will last a long time based on construction.

I was looking for a durable bag for my three Phottix P200 MKII Compact Light Stands 20 inches folded (identical to Manfrotto 5001B Nano) and one Impact Telescopic Reflector Holder, 32 inches collapsed. If this didn't work out, I was going to purchase the Temba 34 inch Tripak which is about $ more. Thankfully this beautiful bag accommodated the four items noted above plus a Manfrotto 3 pound counter-weight, saving me the extra expense. The LBAG90 construction and black nylon fabric used is better than average in the camera market, with padding in the top portion of the bag, but none below. There is a pull strap at the bottom of the bag to ease removal from overhead bins and a short nylon tab stitched in a seam midway on the bag for ID or other attachments.The zippers and pulls appear very durable on this bag and the 2 inch-wide nylon shoulder strap is wide enough to be quite comfortable with a heavy load without the absent shoulder pad. The red zipper provides an attractive accent on this black bag and the Manfrotto badging nicely compliments the appearance.Without the padding on the lower portion of the bag, where the bulk of my light stands sit, I'm not sure that I would risk checking this on a plane with adding a thin layer of foam around the stands first. The very bottom of the bag is reinforced with a plastic insert and foam padding, but I would feel safer in adding the extra padding in the lower interior before surrendering it to baggage handlers. However, for storage and travel in my car or other land conveyance, this bag is perfect.And while the wide strap in perfect for a should care without a shoulder pad as noted above, a handle would have been a nice addition to this bag for carrying purposes. In summary, the Manfrotto LBAG90 is an attractive, durable, and well-designed bag with plenty of room for the size and an excellent value for the price point.

The Rokinon 12mm wide angle lens is sharp, light (260 g), & fast (f/2).� �It is understandable why this lens is so well reviewed.� Only been into photography for a few months, having fun with this lens – wide angle is iconic for landscapes & architecture. �With a minimum focus distance of only 7.9 inches (only about 4 inches from the end of the lens) it is easy to embrace the wide angle & focus on a foreground object & then depending on the desired effect have a sharp (f/22) or blurred background (f/2).� Fun!� Potential problems: No autofocus: manual focus can be optically difficult in bright sunlight, but with a little practice it not too hard to guesstimate focus & fortunately the 12 mm focal length is forgiving.� Lack of built in stabilization in this lens is also not usually a problem – with the ability to dial in a wide aperture, shutter speeds are fast & forgive minor shakes.

Until recently, Epson printers were the only ones available that allowed printing panoramas. Normally 8.3 x 44 inches. I have found that you can actually print 8.3 x 128 inches. In general, prints between 24 and 30 inches will meet most needs. My next printer will be in a wider format (13 inch) and I will continue with Epson....I have never liked using extreem wide angle lenses do to the inherent distortion of the image. Using Photoshop Elements or Canon's Photostitch, wide scenics are easy.Another use of the paper is to print multiple small images. I can easily print a summary of images that cover a wedding reception or birthday party. Rather that have many small 4x6 prints sitting around, multiple images can be displayed in one panoramic frame.I have used Epson roll paper in both soft and glossy surfaces. Each is excellent.

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