Micro Center Bay Area

It was recommended to me by the Bay Area energy fitness program contractor and I went with it. I am using it for over a month now and love this product. It is simple to use and I can ask google home to change the temperate. Easy to program. I love everything about it. One thing that could be better would have been a sensor should have included with it which would have been nicer.

The bay area has some very windy places, and it's just not acceptable to have wind noise interfere with your shoot, especially for a client. So, we picked this up in a hurry. Already have a couple of Rode mics that we like, and they worked great in the Rode blimp. Wind noise was virtually non-existent. Used this with a new boom pole, and handling noise was essentially gone too.Comes with a lot of different size mounting options for a variety of mics. The blimp is big, but not heavy or cumbersome.Also, makes you look really professional. For the price, it's a bargain compared to similar systems.

I shoot commercial and Fashion photography in the Tampa bay area. I am also a member of Nikon Professional Service. I wanted a light and fast prime for portraits, head shots and fashion on the D300s. I looked at the 50mm F1.4 but the 1.8 gained better scores in corner to corner sharpness and auto focus. I am very happy with my purchase through B&H of the 50mm F1.8G. This lens fits the bill perfect. Amazing bokeh and very very sharp. You will not regret getting this lens!

Great Reliable Product! We are a reseller out of the Tampa Bay area and consistently suggest this product for our customers. We've not had any bad reviews and like the expand-ability and performance of this device..

Our 6 bay auto service center is part of a 1/2 acre facility that includes a showroom, tire storage areas, utility room, a business office, and brake room. We used to spend a lot of time trying to find people. With key people having radios now, we are more productive.

Hoya, the brand, is top rate for quality in my book (right up there with B&W), and this filter is nifty because the center area remains normally sharp, while the outer rings or areas go soft, though not abnormally so. Very pleasant results.

I use this bracket with a B&H-ordered Westcott umbrella (Optical White Satin - 32) on a standard light stand for headshots at work from time to time. I use the bracket only occasionally, but it's been reliable so far. It holds my Nikon SB-700 Speedlight securely, and even has an upward-angled umbrella slot that brings the center of the umbrella up towards the center of the flash area. This makes for more even light distribution, because otherwise, your speedlight is firing largely into the top half of the umbrella. The construction is largely metal and the fit is solid all-around. My only critique is that the knobs are plastic and smaller - I'd like a little more surface area to grab hold of and torque down. For the price, it's a no-brainer.

Frosted-type center diffusion filters progressively obliterate the areas of your picture outward toward the edges, converting details to a vignetted, opaque white nothingness. Most over-all diffusion filters spread the highlights into the shadows, killing contrast in the process. This Duto filters concentric rings soften progressively, focusing attention on the central area, while leaving outer areas softened but still recognizable. I use it mostly for product and food shots when I want to subdue the surroundings while keeping the entire setup in play. I shoot individual portraits infrequently, but the Duto adds a nice touch on occasion. I have several diffusion filters, and each fills different needs when appropriate, but Hoyas Duto (center) and Cokins Diffusion Light (full-area) are my favorites.

I am very pleased with the SoundLink micro bt speaker. I use it when I am cleaning in an area of my home where I don't have access to a speaker and don't want to wear ear plugs. :) Very nice quality of sound.

Took a little while to get here but this board was 70$ cheaper than micro center. Have had 0 issues so far, will see how good it really is when I upgrade to a zen3 CPU but for now it’s perfect