Ps5 Controller L2 Sticking

Use it on Canon 24-70mm L2.

It works well, but watch out for pieces sticking together!

Works well. no sticking threads

My new Billingham L2 camera bag would have been very slippery to carry without this addition. This is a good sturdy, grippy, soft, well made and good to look at shoulder pad and once fitted looks as though it came standard with the bag.

Perfect accessory for my L2 bag - great support for my shoulder and fits perfectly well. Thank you for the rec, B&H NY superstore team!

I purchased this strap for my L2 Alice bag. Normal setup is Nikon F2A, 35 and 105 lenses weighing in at 64 oz. The strap greatly improves carry comfort. May be a bit pricey, but with Billingham, you get what you pay for.

I love this CL-L2 Soft Casr by Nikon. It work so good to poctact my D3 with all kinds of my Nikon Lenes. I got 14-24; 24-70; 70-200 & 200 f2.0 VR. I used it almost every day that protacted all my gears.

I was in the process of designing a custom bag for my 500mm. When I saw the Nikon CL-L2 soft case, I thought I would give it a try. It's perfect for my needs. Although I have to remove the additional padding it comes with, . It fits my 500mm F-4 along with my D-850 attached.

I bought this switch and set it up with one Cisco 30-1421-01 SFP-GE-T EXT 1000BASE-T SFP transceiver and several 10G DAC and Fiber SFP+ transceivers. You can buy the 1G SFP on Ebay for $5-10 each in lots of 5-10. Everything works perfectly. I read in another review that the user was having bad performance transmitting to the 1G port from 10G devices, but this is solved by going into the configuration then L2 features and selecting flow control for all of the ports. I had to do the same thing with my Mikrotik and Unifi 10G switches. Also, I had to set the 1G port speed manually in the L2 settings, it would not auto negotiate. I am using all Mellanox ConnectX-3 NICs. I even installed one in a PCIE x1 slot with a x16 to x1 adapter and I am getting about 1/3 10G speed which is better than trying to mix 2.5Gbe into my network. Logging in was pretty simple with the Web UI, I just looked in my router for the IP address and it was listed as TLSX3008F. I typed the IP into a Web browser and logged in with the defaults then was immediately prompted to change my password. The instructions say to use 192.168.0.1 but this is not how I was able to access it. I have not tested LAG, but I bet it works fine since the protocol has been standardized. The only thing I don't like is that the switch is a bit large. It is meant for a server rack so if you are just extending your network to another room it isn't as good as something like the 4 port SFP+ Mikrotik which is cheaper and very small in comparison.

Traded the 16-35 L2 for this one. No regrets. Crisp, sharp and the shift feature is priceless for architectural photography.