Plastic Corner Brackets For Inside Drawers

I have 4 of these. They took the place of random storage in plastic bags and the bottom of drawers. I like them because they are waterproof and secure, yet easy to open without breaking a fingernail, unlike some other competitors. Not expensive and highly recommended.

It is a plastic tray with an easy corner to return chemicals to bottles.

FOR INSIDE LIGHTING

The proportions of this partially threaded screw are unique.� This allows me to continue using my ancient flash brackets after "plastic-fatigue" cracked the previous screw grips.

I've found these Impact Varidrives easy to assemble and use. I like the version with plastic chains instead of metal, though both work the same.You will need the companion brackets on a solid wall or the ones that fit on a pole. For my three roll brackets I use a different color for each to make it easier to identify which backdrop you are raising or lowering.

For the same price as all those cheap plastic brackets you get a nice aluminium one. I have it holding a Leica V-Lux and Metz flash. Nice, sturdy, no flex.

I've gotten other single shoe brackets (two of the same kind) and both had the same plastic parts break off (impact brand actually too) and it couldn't tighten enough to hold the weight of a speed-light tilted. This metal adjustable twin bracket makes more sense. I can increase the power with two speed-lights at once or just use one head. When I tilt the head it stays locked in place. Only used a few times but I'm very happy! I hope nothing breaks.

Great brackets! Built very well and not cheap plastic. I had a pretty tricky install with 10lb bookshelves mounted at 45 degrees from a ceiling and these were able to be configured to make it happen. Amazing value aa well.

I'm grateful I decided to order the 600L dry cabinet. For my needs, anything less would not have sufficed. The cabinet arrived very(!) well protected and in excellent condition. Once emancipated from the multiple layers of crate and packing materials, the cabinet proved to be easy to maneuver thanks to its robust locking casters. Once in place, the rest of the setup was simple. So far, it seems to be maintaining my desired RH level quite easily. I currently reside in the American south (cue banjo music) where humidity is an issue during the warmer months; fortunately, the Ruggard Dry Cabinet is more than up to the task of keeping my photography equipment safe & dry. And it looks pretty good too! My only wish (and other reviewers have noted this as well) is for a metal option for the shelf brackets. So far the supplied plastic brackets seem fine, but I can't help but worry. If I can find metal replacements, I will definitely upgrade. Admittedly, I don't know of anyone who had experienced a failure of the plastic brackets. So I might be worrying needlessly. Still, given the expense and rarity of some of my lenses, metal brackets would be reassuring. Other than that, the cabinet works and looks great.

I bought this lens for astrophotography based on work of other astrophotographers with this lens and recommendations I got from them. I do not regret to do so, this lens was worth every dollar I spent on it. Crispy sharp image from corner to corner on full size sensor, virtually no distortion of any kind, excellent color rendition. Sharpness of the field is absolutely the must in astrophotography and this lens do its job over my most demanding expectations! I use also my Zeiss lenses from Hasselblad gear for astrophotography purposes but I have to admit this lens is even better then my a bit older CF line Hasselblad lenses, ED element included in optical train of this lens is doing miracles indeed. Odds - not too many, a slight vignetting in the corners but just stopping it down 1-2 stops can minimize this effect to almost negligent, it is fast lens so 1-2 stops down are not something to be worry about. Other odds - plastic barrel but this is not a kind of cheap plastic so that should not be a problem either. Considering a weight of this lens (it is really heavy piece of glass) maybe use of plastic was the right choice however, I will prefer metal barrel. On other side - vignetting problem can be fixed in Aperture or PS easily. The most important is that this lens is razor sharp even at f/2 with perfectly corrected field. I just stored my Zeiss lenses and Rokinon 135 f/2 became my first choice lens since then. Be aware it is a manual focus lens what doesn't bother me because astrophotography means focusing at infinitum and very long exposure times but if you shoot some rapid scenes you should keep that on mind.