Musical Instruments Washington Dc

ODYSSEY'S NEWEST RELEASE... As a mobile DJ in Washington, DC I use this product for slide shows and video montages. This is an unbelievable product for the price. I shopped around for nearly 6 months for a video screen system and NONE had what this one has to offer. You get EVERY penny's worth you pay and then some plus I had it paid for on the first gig I used it on. Assembly is extremely easy however you do NEED a 3/16 allen wrench which is NOT included.

I use the A6000 for family photos,videos fo musical performances and fan photos of the Washington Nationals. I am still getting used to the EVF. I miss the speed and sharpness of my Canon 7D Mk II. It is a trade-off for all of the other great features. Noteworthy are the great E-Series Tessar lenses.

I bought the Hadley to take on a trip to Washington, DC and it was perfect. My Sony fixed lens camera and flash fit nicely in the bag along with a some extras like personal items. I chose the black with tan because I knew it would like nice with my black coat and it did. I also have this same bag in tan and the medium in tan. The Hadley suits my needs perfectly for travel or shooting birthday parties or other events.

On a recent trip to Washington, DC to celebrate a birthday I brought along the 72mm polarizing filter which I had received from B&H only days before. The weather in the capitol was unseasonably warm yet heavily overcast during the duration of my stay. The filter was fitted on a 72mm adapter mounted on my Canon G11. Over the course of four days I took over 350 photographs. The polarizing filter allowed me to capture the solemnity of DC's architecture against a sky fermenting with exhausted storm clouds.

Bought this camera to take on a trip to Washington DC. It performed beautifully. Easy controls. Menus took a little effort to learn. Zoom is very good but needs a tripod at full zoom. Got great detail of the capitol ceiling. Sound is great. Extremely light and small. I have small hands and it took no effort to hold the camera or carry it around. For a person who has never had a camcorder before, it fulfilled all my expectations and more. I haven't downloaded anything yet.

I recently used this bag while on a family vacation to Washington DC. It was a life-saver! The Passport help all of my equipment plus more. My Olympus E-P1 w/ 14-42 lens, Olympus FL-14 flash, Olympus 40-150 lens, mono-pod, Kodak Xi8 Video Camera, extra batteries, chargers, etc. all fit with room to spare!

I used the cast to ship an NP2000 projector and a laptop to Washington DC and New York for a two week program. The foam inserts were easy to customized for the equipment and the case was easy to lock, wheel and ship.

I am a camera store owner in Washington DC. Have over time used several Canon IS binoculars and loved every one except for the bulk or weight at times.

I just got it and had a class in Washington DC by Corey Hilz--great way to get a quick start. I can see using this for special selections but won't need if I am just going to run a photo through OnOne or Nik. I don't expect to use it all the time. One glitch--the CD had a drive on it that doesn't work with the latest El Capital Apple version, so the driver must be downloaded off the Wacom website. I found out only by calling Wacom support for help. It doesn't allow the pen to control the cursor without that driver. Their support folks are great. Using it wireless is easy--it just works with no intervention. I can't seem to charge it past 97 percent but that is a small problem.

I use this product in the hazy skies of Washington, DC which are often. The fine quality of the filter and the 4 stops of darkness are great for dakening the skies and maintianing good optics. Best for use when clouds are visible. Definitely worth the money.