Pressure Washer Not Drawing Soap

The drawing experience is amazing. Sensible to pressure and really precise.

They dont support with pressure sensitive drawing or charge via the built in iPad port.

I use the Wacom tablet for drawing and painting in Photoshop/Illustrator. I like the pressure sensitive brushes and how easy it is to use.

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

Drawing on it feels much more natural than drawing on glass surface.

A very pressure product exactly as I want

This drawing pad is well made and functional.

I bought this lens for its soap-bubble bokeh, and its lovely. It's a remake of a 90-year-old design with much improved sharpness and contrast. The German build quality is exquisite, too. The center sharpness is excellent wide-open, and the surrounding area has a beautiful glow to it. A truly unique lens!

Good coverage and tools wash off in soap and warm water. Always do your UV paint jobs in UV lighting so you know what your final product will look like of course.

It’s a “soap” opera, because Falcam products just sing. Since getting the Falcam camera cage for my A6700, this is probably the eighth or ninth Falcam quick-release item I have purchased to expand my quick release system. At this point, I don’t know how I could do without the Falcam system or any of its individual components. They — all of them thus far— look and perform exactly as advertised and make an ordinary set up and take down workflow go from taking tens of minutes to taking seconds.  When I need to go from photo to video now, “ one- one thousand” and off of the Falcam quick release base plate the camera goes from my harness, then “two-one thousand” onto the tripod it goes. And now, when I need handheld, “three one thousand” and on goes the soap handle. I’m from the days before phones with cameras and when cameras required silver film. I used to daydream about systems like this.