New Post Office Drop Street Boxes

Great for low light street photography. Nice colors that can be pushed or subdued in post with a good quality scan.

Moves smooth and takes colorful images. I needed this to do street style images in New York and also to capture documents.

I use this cart to haul bottles of water to young street trees in New York City. I'm a light-weight woman and am able to easily haul 80 lbs with my Tri-Kart 800. This well designed cart is a back-saver! I installed the rubber grip bar, which makes the cart super easy to steer.

This is my second A&A strap. Other one is on Q2 (and M10 before that). New one is on CL. (1) don't have to wrestle a stiff leather strap into camera bag, (2) short length around the neck facilitates belly street shots, and (3) I can wrap it around my wrist and carry with one hand as I prefer to do when street shooting.

I do exhibitions in the London area and travel doing street photography. In my latest travels to New York, I took about 10 rolls and when i saw the results I was amazed. I've used other films and this one just blows the others away. It's dirt cheap, has excellent grain structure, really good contrast and tonal range, and it's super easy to develop, fairly flexible with times and temperatures. I just love it.

This lens is suitable for a variety of subjects. I'm using it for street scenes in New York City, people, pets, and architecture. With the 2.8 aperture you have the advantage in low light situations plus reduced depth of field for pleasing portraiture. You'll have to get used to the weight. This lens is heavier than most in it's class. I think of the weight as a reflection of the quality of the glass.

I use this lend with my Leica M for street photography. Its absolutely perfect for this and I used it with great effect recently in New York. B and H is the go to place for all such gear and the staff are highly knowledgeable and great to deal with

Seems to be made of fairly sturdy material. Opens up and fits around the drop ceiling track, and then the post twists clockwise to tighten everything together. I hung a 5 lb fixture on this and it seems to be holding just fine. Price was definitely right.

I have been using the x-drop green screen for taking 3/4 portraits and have been very happy with the quality and also with how easy I am able to extract the image in post.

Good for light duty. I use them for small soft boxes and a pop up back-drop