Metal Gear 1987 Controls Ps5

It's all metal with easy to adjust controls for dimness/brightness and K. It comes with a shoe mount, charging cable and a flexible cover to install for mood lighting. I was so impressed that I ordered a second one for my B camera setup.

Well made of metal, case and controls. Easy to use. Videos show all important specifications being verified. In a softbox the light is beautiful! Can't beat it.

I bought this a year ago and it a worked amazingly with my PS5. So when my kid just got her own PS5 this I bought another one as the very first addition to her gaming gear!

Bought in 1987 still the Best I sold many with Sony of Canada tho years. And still the best.

For the money you can't find anything better. Lots of features and controls like professional gear, but at a budget price.

I have been using these photo albums since 1987...I have 17 of them. I absolutely love them. They are of great quality and are very attractive sitting on our bookcase.

Nicely built dry cabinet with intuitive controls and plenty of space for my camera gear.  The product could be improved with at least one drawer having a shaped foam liner for use with lenses but otherwise the product is just what I wanted

The D4 is a quality product, it is exceptionally well made and beautifully finished. It is not a lightweight, it is substantial and feels dense. A lightweight tripod (less than 4 lbs.) will feel top heavy. Quite unique, I want to point out some of these features: 1- the knobs are numerous, AS has done a good job in making the locks for pitch and roll a teardrop shape, the gear drives are round, therefore the two controls have four knobs. There is a learning curve to master these controls and use the head as either a ballhead or a geared head. Not difficult but not simple like many ballheads. The gear drives will save the frustration of minute adjustments that make ballheads difficult. 2- There are two pan adjustments, top and bottom, advantageous for vertical panos, also there are times one is easier to access than the other. The lock knobs can get blocked by other controls or block the controls on the head, part of the learning curve is placement of these knobs. 3- Ninety degree orientation is available in one direction as the knobs prevent the opposite pitch. 4- The AS clamp is larger on one side (the knob side) than the other, plates will sometimes require correct orientation and can not be turned 180 degrees. This is for the Classic Knob, I don't have the fliplock so I can not comment. 5- It takes both the older AS plates and the new smaller AS plates, use either, slight disadvantage for the older AS plates as they sit high in the clamp and don't have pins to prevent sliding. That AS was able to combine the best of ballheads and gearheads into the D4 is quite remarkable. They should also win an esthetic award for this design, it is a work of art.

The LensCoat RainSleeve RS, medium size, will completely cover my Canon 7Dll with Canon BG-E16 Battery Grip, Canon EF 300mm f/4 lens with lens shade fully extended, and Extender EF 1.4X lll attached. The RS front drawstring fits snugly around the lens shade. There is enough material (length) on the RS to cover about 2 or 3 inches behind my camera and keep rain from running off of the cover and onto the camera. Drawstrings and Velcro can be adjusted to allow access to all camera controls as well as lens controls, including zoom and manual focusing rings. My hands enter the RS from the bottom and/or the back so that I don't expose my gear to rain while making adjustments. I haven't needed them yet but I keep a couple of elastic hair bands handy to further customize the fit. If you ever anticipate taking your gear outdoors in the rain for any reason, you should have this rain cover. Buy it now and know that it is in your bag when you need it! Much less frustrating than using a plastic trash bag!

This cabinet is excellent for storing and protecting your gear. Extremely sturdy and well built. The controls are easy to use. Highly recommend this cabinet.