Remove Weather Underground From Lock Screen

Great Case for transporting items in weather tight container. Be sure and lock them up as they will grow legs and walk out of a pickup overnight.

I used this ballhead on a Gitzo 1341L tripod in all kinds of weather. Never an issue with operation. I have owned Kirk, RRS ballheads in the past. The kirk was heavier. On the RRS, the panning knob and lock knobs require you to switch hands on the camera which lead to too much fumbling around. This is perfect. Solid panning lock, unlike my small Markin's. The ovalized ball works as stated, and this is smaller and lighter than the older B1. Overall an excellent ballhead. With a RRS lever clamp this is an incredible combination. No weaknesses at this point

Every now and then when you need to change filters but not lens, they can get stuck (weather related) and can be a pain to remove. The filter wrench set makes easy work for removal.� If you travel in different climates and don't remove your filters that frequently these can save a lot of headache and frustration.

I purchased these gloves to be able to shoot in cold weather conditions without having to remove my gloves. I love them! They are perfect for what I needed them for and they are comfortable and warm. I can now shoot more in the winter to capture great winter landscapes.

When I am out in all weather conditions taking landscape images this cleaning cloth comes in handy to remove rain, mist or what ever from the lens and camera body.

Used in all types of weather. Great screen protector. Better than others I've tried.

I got this for my used 24-105 becasue the Canon one that came with it did not lock and was difficult to get remove, this Vello doesn't lock very much at all either but at least it's easy to get on and off. It feels strong and has a similiar or identical finish to the OEM. I'd reccomend it for the price.

As a first time tablet user, I find the fastest way to learn is just remove your mouse, hide it, lock it away, and force yourself to do EVERYTHING with the tablet. After a week, you'll think how you survived without a pen & tablet all these years.

Fits well; easy to lock on and remove. Is a bit larger than the Canon hoods that I've used, but thus far I haven't noticed any issues with it impacting any photos/footage.

This Arca-Swiss P0 is a marvelous ballhead! I like: (1) the inverted design that essentially makes it its own leveling base, and (2) the simple ring adjustment to lock the ballhead. It is very easy to operate from any position. No more searching for a traditional knob to lock the ballhead. I paired it with a Really Right Stuff lever-release clamp, model B2-AS-II-M6 (I wanted a clamp with a bubble level). This clamp required removing the pre-installed bolt on the P0. I did not find it difficult to remove this bolt. I was able to remove it simply using the small, 7/16 socket-wrench shown in the accompanying pic with this review. You do need to make sure the little panning lock knob is secured tightly though. At first, I started trying to remove the bolt with the panning lock not fully tightened, and all the wrench did was move the panning apparatus instead of loosening the bolt. I am using a ProMediaGear universal L-bracket which I purchased here on B&H, model PLX4. It worked fine with the RRS clamp. No issues. The clamp is strong, VERY strong! I mounted the P0 ballhead on a new Induro CLT304L Stealth carbon fiber tripod which can be purchase here on B&H. The heaviest gear I use is a DSLR with an 80-200mm f/2.8 zoom. For me, this set up seemed like a MAJOR step up from my entry-level aluminum tripod. Wow! I love it!