Putting Baking Soda In Front Load Washer

This goes on front of a not terribly expensive lens, yet I can't see putting anything else in front of my lens.

No problem putting a fairly high load on it...delivers even power, and charges nicely thru USB-C.

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

Excellent quality as always. It will pay for itself after the first disaster, flying soda ect.

I took 16 carosels of slides that had been sitting around for decades and lightened the load by putting them in the storage pages. I like the labels and the ease with which I was able to load the slides -- and I'm very happy to have them stored in a way that they won't fade and deteriate.

This product is fantastic. It is well made and tests a great variety of batteries. But more importantly it tests the batteries by putting a load on them rather than simply measuring the voltage.

This little tripod is to the smart phone world what sliced bread was to the baking industry.

Putting the GPS and dive camera into one unit is great...one less item on the front windshield. It's really clear and works very well.

The idea of putting a filter to protect the front element is often debated....Given how much lenses are, it is something I still do. I always purchase B+W filters and have never been disappointed. The only time I ever notice any difference is when shooting a bright light (A lit candle in a dark room, directly into the sun, etc.) So if those are important pictures, I take the filter off...otherwise, 99% of the time I leave it on. If you are like me and want the added protection, I highly recommend B+W filters from B&H.

I usually hate putting cheap filters in front on an expensive lens.. But for some of the creative shooting, this is a really awesome tool.