Pump And Plastic Drawers Helmet Morgan Territory

Used to hold a Diver Hat (Commercial Diving Helmet) Kirby Morgan 37 Works great!

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.

I use this to strap my insulin pump.

I preffer this pump cup than: 241 Pump Cup w/swivel 5/8 socket, as the F1000 is stronger for the use I will give it (car rigs). Can't tell anything new better than the other reviews, just remind that if you are thinking between F1000 or the 241, just get the F1000. However the 241 can be attached directly to a Magic Arm.

We use this lav for education purposes at Morgan State University and it's been a true workhorse. Dare I say, the students can drop them, pack gear on top of them, tug on the cables, and more and they just keep working. We've been using them for almost 5 years now and just ordered a bunch more as additions to our growing department. It's a rarity that one comes up with a short, and it's usually in either the capsule or the mic & cable itself which you can buy independently. Audio quality is superb in noisy situations and in the studio it's crystal clear. Windscreens minimize pops, cracks, ambient and of course modest breezes. The only MINOR downside to these mics are the lack of an internal battery. They do draw on phantom, so not having that battery means whatever we plug them into has to provide the power, but thats never an issue for the systems we use.

I needed this to take long exposures of Old Morgan Silver Dollars. The glare on the plastic casing was causing me trouble. When I would use the flash it whited out my image. I ordered the remote , and extension. Now I can use the remote release with the extension to take long exposures and use natural light with out the glare. It worked out fine. Happy Now.

Although I have a zoom lens that covers the 90mm territory, it doesn't stop down to f2 to take care of images I wanted with a narrow depth of field. I had also read reviews saying this lens produced sharp photographs. It does. The lens is a little pricey and I was concerned I wouldn't use it enough on my Fuji X-T1 to justify the cost. But after seeing the quality of the images, I find myself using it a lot. The lens is a bit heavy and it does not have image stabilization, but that's what they make tripods for. This is a great lens and the image quality lives up to reviews.

I might have given 4 stars, given the vulnerability of the protruding glass of this lens, but it goes with the territory, so five it is. Give it the care and room it needs for protection, and this lens performs like a dream. It isn't the first lens I'd have in my bag, presently a 24-70 and 70-200, but it fights with my 100mm macro as my most used additional lens.

This is new territory for me. I don't know much about graphic cards. I got advice before purchasing and help putting it in, but it seems to be working well and giving a bit of speed to my work.

This lens is as wide as it gets, before you enter into fisheye territory. Other wide-angles, like the 18mm, still leave some wanting more sweep. True, there are wider lenses, but I feel their application is limited. With the 10mm Voigtlander, one still gets rectilinear performance. The heightened perspective looks amazing.