Refrigerating White Wine

I was able to reuse the packing to store 4 wine glasses!

I works very well with my wine refrigerator and also has outlet for my ethernet cable to make everything seamless.

I love my Wine Country Camera filters and adapter ring. I believe they are the best system on the market.

I do like this bag very much, I do own the Wine country system and the filters with the Wine country filterholders go easy in and out the bag and there is no chance one filter will get in touch with an other filter. The only thing I can think of is that with the Wine country filterholders you are not able to get 10 filters in the bag, 7 or 8 will be the max I think. For me that's more than enough.

I am working for a wine company and need photos of the bottles for our website. This does an excellent job! I am very glad I went with the larger size. I almost bought a light box on Amazon, but I went with this one because it has a dimmer. It lights very evenly and with a little photoshop, the results are great.

I use this to make wine bottle labels on an inkjet printer and they look terrific!  Unlike paper labels, the ink doesnt bleed so the graphics or photos look great, and if they get wet the ink doesnt run.  They also peel off in one piece when I want to reuse the bottles.

Great case with multiple build options. Uploading a picture of the complete Wine Country Camera V2 filter system along with the Mini Filter Pouch installed (included filter sleeve removed). One of the locks on the filter systems protrudes a bit, but the case can still zip shut.

I took this bag on a 10-day trip to Italy, and it exceeded all my expectations. With an average of 25-30k steps each day, the bag remained incredibly comfortable throughout. One day, I carried two bottles of wine and a quilt around Capri with ease; on another, I transported five bottles of wine from Ischia to Sorrento without a hitch. The clam shell design was a game-changer—when I nearly got pickpocketed in Rome, the thief couldn’t get into the bag, thanks to how I secured the zippers. Initially, I was concerned the bag might be too big, but when it came time to pack souvenirs and wine, the extra space was a lifesaver. I even used it as my carry-on in the airport, and it held everything I needed with room to spare. This bag was, without a doubt, the best travel companion I could have asked for.

Just wrapped up a trip to SF and wine country in Paso Robles, how I ever lived without this strap is beyond me. The anchor points are great and the strap is really high quality. If you're on the fence or need to upgrade from the strap that came with your camera, buy it.

I have used just about every wine angle zoom option for Nikon. The 14-30 f4 is the best I've used to date. The reason for this is the accuracy of focus (misfocusing is a frequent problem with Nikon and Tamron F2.8 zooms) it's compactness and light weight and the pleasing rendering of architecture. Although the lens vignettes heavily if no corrections are applied in raw - applied corrections are normally effective and nondestructive. The only downside of this lens is Lightroom's lack of a manual corrections option. It seems like Adobe is too wrapped up in creating degenerative fill AI software.