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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.

I feel so lucky and privileged to be able to work with this display and my new Mac Studio. I am still to discover all endless possibilities of this display. My big thank you to PayBoo cards financing option to be able to continue my work uninterrupted with these amazing tools.

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.

My wife's passion is gardening, mine is photography. I feel privileged to be surrounded by plants and flowers all day and able to pick just the right moment when the grazing sunlight reveals the full beauty of a flower. Much of the action occurs close to the ground and before I get on my knees I have to do some strategic planning on how to return eventually to an upright position. I thought a chapeau claque like stool that supports my weight would be a very good idea. To my delight there is such a thing on B&H's website. I have used it on several occasions now; it is sturdy, it is light and collapses magically to a thickness of just a couple of inches, 2 1/2 actually. If there were a category for the most useful, unexpected photo accessories, this one deserves the prize.

Every so often you come across a piece of gear that you feel privileged to use; the RF 85 f/1.2 is a great example of that. If you own one, you know exactly what I mean; if you don’t, there’s only one way to find out. Is it large? Sure but not ungainly so. Expensive? You bet. Worth it? Most definitely. Most lenses help you to recreate images of what you see through the viewfinder, this one creates art.

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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] can’t say enough good things about this product ! it is probably my favorite product I have ever been privileged to try with Influencer ! This comes with a s mart sensor which is pretty awesome! and you can down load an app to watch everything from your phone ! it’s su per amazing and helped to make me feel more comfortable while away from home ! 5 stars ⭐️

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.

Hi, we’re Apple. You should feel privileged we’re selling you this expensive computer that is two generations behind the latest processor. Oh, you want more than 128GB hard drive? Please give us your first born to upgrade. Like the title says, I love MacOS but hate Apple. If this was just running Win10, the hardware woulkd be considered out of date in spite of the new butterfly keyboard, which still feels cheap.