Rapid Run School Supply List

This thing is awesome! Does everything I need it to do. One thing to be aware of - it DOES come with a power supply, even though it's not listed in the What's In The Box list.

I didn't know what these were for when I bought it, I just bought what was on my class supply list. I think it was a little pricy, but it works great and I do like having different colored sides.

10/10 great monocular to run on a stalking lane at Sniper school.

I like the Ilford rapid fix because it is fast and I do not have a sensitivity to it as I do with Kodak fixer. Trying to get my school to buy this fixer because of the sensitivity I have to their Kodak fix generic.

I generally run with a Black Rapid strap with my gripped 5DMKII. But when I just want to take some snaps here and there, and I don't want the hassle of re-attaching the body to my Black Rapid strap, this is there the Canon hand strap comes to play! Comfortable, durable and also stabilizes the camera! Highly Recommended!

Powers my Small HD Indie 7. Love that the power supply threads on so it will never come out while whipping the camera around or run and gun handled stuff. Seemed to be the only cable I could find for my application. Indie 7. on a Red Komodo. I don't like using the dummy battery style

It just arrived today. This is my first Nanlite and on checkout it is in a pretty good sweet spot balancing size, weight, build quality and versatility. The ability to switch between hard, soft light and RGB means it is definitely going to get used a lot. It is also going to stay set up on a stand in the corner of my office for Zoom meetings. Much better than a cheap ringlight for that. It was a hard choice deciding whether to get this, or one of it's bigger siblings in the MixPanel series. This one was on sale and the price was fantastic, so I thought I'd give it a try. It's a plastic frame, not as drop-proof as metal but not as heavy either. The knobs are cheap but functional and it can run on L series batts away from AC. I don't really like having a power supply in the middle of the run, but wisely Nanlite put a loop on it so the supply can hang on a lightstand knob. Not ideal but it seems to work fine in practice. I ran it up 9' high and there was enough cord to get the the ground and then some. The cord from wall to power supply is 9.5 ft., and the power supply adds about 3.5 ft. to that. Another thing I like is that there is a detent on the tilt lock for upright, so it feels pretty secure snapped into that. It seems VERY good for the price, as long as it holds up to wear and tear over the long run.

This cartridge has a place of honor on a shelf in my supply closet, waiting for the old cartridge to run out. Printouts are becoming slightly grey instead of pure black, so I think it will be pressed into service soon. It looks just like the old one, so I expect it will work as well.

Dissapointing nikon doesnt supply this when you buy the grip Overall though its much better to run a D4 battery then the standard (especially if you are eyefi streaming all day)

I can't believe I waited this long to pick up this cable. The P60X and C are undoubtedly the dark horse fixtures in my kit due to their flexibility and portability. Power has always been the drawback. NP-F battery life is disappointing and the included power supply takes up so much space in my carry-on case. Now I can run run the fixture for over 2 hours on a 98wh v-mount and have freed up so much space in my kit by removing the power supply. Definitely worth it.