Refrigerator 68 Inches Height French Doors

I love this TV, it looks fantastic and the picture coasting works well in my lounge. I have French doors at one end and a large window at the other.

our refrigerator is covered with them!

This is my first curved monitor I've ever owned. The effect is really cool when you are playing high intense games with a lot of action. The resolution is top notch. The only thing I would like to change is the dimensions...with it's 34 inch wide...it is only 14.5 inches in height. I would have loved it if it was the full 17 inches in height.

Big 32 inches of screen. Great color. Adjustable height of stand. Solid base for stability on your desktop. Goodly number of input ports. Worth the cost.

This tabletop tripod is extremely light and very easy to adjust over a wide range. The silver bands near the top plate are threaded - when you turn them to the left all the way, it prevents the legs from spreading out further to a maximum height of 7.5 inches (19 cm). When turning the silver knobs to the right all the way, the tripod flattens to to a height of 0.75 inches (2 cm). The cork deck holds the camera firmly. I have used a Canon 5D mkIII with a both a sigma 105 macro and a sigma 70-200 without issue with the tripod. I attach directly without a mini-ball head without problems,

Light weight, Sturdy, Great height AND collapses to 15.5 inches. Wish I would have discovered this product years ago!

B&H incorrectly shows this tripod as having a maximum height of 74.8 inches when it actually is 57.87 inches. You can add a center column to gain more height but that is a different matter. The build quality is every bit as good as that of the RRS TVC-34L that I also own. The load rating is accurate as I can put all my weigh on the legs and there is zero leg flexing even with them fully extended. What is great with these Feisol tripods is that the top plate is held in by 3 hex screws and so the plate can be removed and replaced with a Feisol Leveling Base or a center column and add even a horizontal a boom added. When using a gimbal head for a telephoto lens I put on the standard base and when using a geared panning head for landscape and architectural photography. RRS provides similar accessories but they are added one on top of the other and not nearly as clean an approach. Feisol provides a very nice pro grade carry case for the tripod that is long enough to accommodate a head attached to the legs. With Gitzo and RRS all I got was a cardboard box. The only accessory I do not like is the Feisol spike feet as they are designed such that they are not stable when the spike is retracted, due in part to the coarse threading used. If spiked feet are important to you then I would not recommend a Feisol tripod.

Amazingly solid from just 18 inches off the ground to its full 7 foot height. That height opens up a new range of creative possibilities. The action is smooth, positive, and fast. The carrying case protects it well and looks very professional. I've had several other tripods, including one three times the cost of this one, but this is my favorite, by far. It's a LOT of tripod for the money. I use it with the best head I've ever had by far, an FLM CB 58 FT2, which handles a medium format camera with a large lens, no problem. They make a terrific combination.

Extremely small at 18 inches it fits into my carry on camera bag and even when fully extended it feels like a solid steel pole. I use it on a Canon 5d sr with a Wimberley monogimbal and either a collard Canon 70-200 IS iii f2.8 or a Canon 100-400 IS ii 5.6, both are about the same size and weight. I am about 5'9 tall and the monopod fully extended with that low profile setup is a perfect height so I don't need to play with setting it the the right height, I just extend it fully. My only complaint is that Gitzo should figure out a way to keep the extension locks from being turned more than 1/2 a turn. Its not happened to me, but I have heard horror stories of not being able to reassemble the mechanism if it is unscrewed all the way. But I still love it.

Having seen numerous other tripod seats I was skeptical this would be comfortable to sit in for any period of time. But I was surprised. It is very well designed and quite comfortable. It is quite well made and should last for many years. Well worth the price. It is a little heavier than I'd prefer, but still is lightweight. I'm short, 65 inches and the WC 45 is the perfect height for me. Seat height is 18 inches which is the same as most chairs.