Post Office Drop Boxes Lincoln Ne

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

Picked up the 11-24 at the Post Office; took few shots of the steering wheel; and drove right into the Talkeetna mountains. Having used fisheyes for year I thought I would know what to do with an 11mm rectilinear...but this lens is different. My instant favorite lens for off-trail Alaska landscapes. Image quality and sharpness are excellent. Distortion is very low. Makes incredible panoramas that don't look stretched out. Heavy...but it's also a 20, 17, 14,13 and 12mm! Once in my hands weight doesn't matter! Use the 11mm most but love the zoom!

Only negative......battery drawer is too hard to "eject"; but, other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play.

feels really cool to have a professional clapper on set. No more Lincoln logs for this guy!

I was concerned about photos that I had been storing in old corrugated boxes. I now have them stored in 11x14 and 16x20 drop-front storage boxes. They can be easily stacked and each of the 3 tall boxes holds between 20 and 25 matted photos (depending on the thickness of the mats).

Was going to build something similar with some steel boxes and 10-3 drop cord to string behind my band to plug in amplifiers. This is so much better! It's flexible, light weight and has features I couldn't make myself. Love the outlet covers and indicator lights on each outlet! Every Sound Man should own a couple!

I use these acid free drop front boxes for long term storage of black and white prints and prints mounted on acid free mat board. If you go through the trouble of processing your prints to archival standards and then mount and mat on cotton rag mat board, it's a no brainer to then store the fruits of your labor in a box which will not have a deleterious effect. This is such a box. The 3 inch drop front box holds a lot of prints and the metal edge allows them to be stacked. I use the 8x10 and 11x15 boxes, and there are other sizes and colors as well. This really is the end of a long procees to archival perfection.

Post Office took their time, but arrived packaged perfectly and I cannot be happier as fits my Canon SX 70