Ns Enterprises Lamination Machine

Recently have been producing a cancer fund raiser and this paper is invaluable to my poster and lamination products. The colors from my Epson Stylus Pro 7800 look great as well. Just a very good value for the money!

Very good quality on the wood lamination. Sturdy and simple to put together. As others noted to adjust the size you need to dissemble a bit but I got it right the first time. Top and keyboard are a great size for large keyboards and monitors. Very happy with the purchase here.

This cheat sheet is incredibly detailed and seemingly handles just about every spec for the D780. It’s well-made and the lamination is excellent.

I once hated a heavy shoulder rig and the pain involved in using it. The rigs are just as heavy now, but the pain is gone. The Alan Gordon Enterprises Camera Comfort Cushion is the answer. Soft and pliable, and thick enough to cushion your shoulder.

The Kirk LS-1 Lens Support Bracket is very easy to use on the LP-70 lens foot for the Nikon Nikkor Z 70-200mm and 100-400mm. Just slide the LS-1 onto the foot, tighten the clamp, snug up the lens support slider to the lens and tighten. The LS-1 provides additional support to help prevent lens movement, especially in windy situations. Kirk Enterprises makes great equipment for use on many of the name brand photography manufacturers camera bodies, lenses, tripods and tripod heads, etc. I own numerous Kirk Enterprises products.

Everything that I have ever owned from Kirk Enterprises has been a precision work of art, and this monopod head is no exception. The finish is perfect, and every edge is curves nicely to make it a perfect tool to work with. It is no light weight, but hay, I am mounting it to a Gitzo series 5 carbon monopod, and supporting pro Nikon bodies and heavy Nikkor glass, so a top model head is in order. The tilt adjustment is extreme precise, and allows you to adjust tension for angle adjustments. This is a rock solid head and will last a lifetime.

The Kirk Enterprises Low Pod Camera Support is great for tabletop and Macro photography. The Low Pod is made out of solid metal, has a convenient carrying handle and has a low center of gravity making it very stable. I have mounted cameras with longer/heaver lenses and extension tubes without any stability problems. Another great feature is that it has a normal tripod screw which allows you to mount your favorite head and/or slider. I recommend this product to any tabletop/macro photographer.

I was looking for an easy way to attach a safety strap to my mirrorless Nikon Z. I use a BlackRapid strap with Kirk Enterprises QD and while it is very reliable, I like to have a safety strap on my camera especially when using larger and heavier lenses. Great solution.

Pairs up great with My Yamaha NS-10Ms. Gives me the right height and absorption I need.

I am a proud 3 year owner of a pair of NS-555's and I have to tell you, if you are in the 2 to 3thousand dollar price range for a set of main speakers, you would simply feel robbed if you don't at the very least give these speakers a good audition! Read all the reviews on these speakers...user reviews...all of them, not one is a negative one. In fact all of them say the same thing...these speakers are ridiculously cheap for how good they sound! I listen to lots of jazz and blues...two channel music. I have an HK AVR130 and a Rotel RDV1060 and a Sonicwave Pure Glass optical interconnect. These speakers reveal detail and nuances that seem to float in front of you! Bass is tight and surprisingly deep. It took me a while to angle them right, taking into account the wave guide horns that do just that guide the sound, to achieve the optimum soundstage imaging. I can say that after some slight adjustments you can really achieve great soundstaging!And this to all of you that thinks the Japanese can't make a great sounding speaker....NOT! Its now time for the Europeans to make a speaker that sounds this good...for this cheap!!!! Yeah right!The NS-555's are as good as any speaker under 2 grand a pair easy! And none are more beautiful! Problems Encountered: The only thing to recommend is to turn the speakers up side down right out of the box so you can install the corner supports. They are very well designed and effectively stabilizes the speaker by expanding the footprint. The speakers are not light so be careful and it would be advised to have a soft towel or carpet under the speakers when you unpack them.