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This Cine 5 checked almost all the boxes for my requirements for an external monitor - the Ultra 5 has the extra function buttons that I would like, but at a much higher price than the Cine 5. Everything works as expected, the touchscreen has been very responsive, accurate, and definitely viewable in direct sunlight. It can get warm after a while, but that’s to be expected. The design is well thought out, with a quiet internal blower fan that blows air through a heatsink, but also spreads the heat to its aluminum chassis. The Page OS is so intuitive and fast, I am never waiting to scroll through the different pages I set up with focus assist, false color and waveform for example. I am not a pro videographer, but I do appreciate all the features that make this monitor easy not navigate and use. The only minor issue I had was a frequent request to register the monitor or skip. After an email with customer service, and a factory reset, all is well now. I did have all my configurations saved to an SD card, so after the reset I reloaded the config file and was up and running. My previous SmallHD DP4 still works, but it’s nice to see the progress that has come to the company’s product line over the years. This is a very nice monitor, and I highly recommend it.

In what's been an extensive search for a bag that meets my specific requirements, the Anvil 27 is the first and only model to tick so many boxes. Specifically, I needed something that: * Could carry all of my gear, including a Canon EF100-400 II and Canon EF70-200 f2.8, and still have all external pockets available for personal items. * Had sufficient space to carry my camera with whatever lens happens to be attached at the time. * Deep enough to let me carry my EOS 5DMkiii with GPS receiver mounted * Had a removable waist-belt as I prefer not to have this attached unless walking long distances * Was well-built and looked good, but also didn't scream out I'm full of camera gear - come steal me * Supported modular accessories (water bottle, accessory cases, etc ...) * Could carry a mono/tripod if required, but didn't have loose hanging straps when not required Prior to discovering this bag I'd been using a LowePro Sling which has served me extremely well, however as my collection of lenses has grown, I've had to plan what to take and what to leave behind. The Anvil 27's main compartment lets me store my camera, lenses, flash and filters with room for more, and the 3 large pockets on the inside of the lid easily carry the power pack and cable, remote controls, manual and memory cards. I was nervous about buying this bag because I couldn't find any in Sydney to look at first, and as it's so new, there were very few reviews available. This said, as soon as the package arrived and I opened the box, I knew I'd made the right decision. I mentioned above that it ticks more boxes than any other bag I've researched - the only improvement I'd like to see, but it's far from a deal breaker, would be some feet on the bottom to protect the bag when sitting upright. Overall, it's met all of my most critical requirements, looks great, feels comfortable even when full, and will ensure that when a great photo opportunity presents itself, I'll have the right gear with me.

Perfect fit, quick shipping, right price. First place I will look when I look for foam requirements.

Cheapest I found online and super fast shipping. The product meets the requirements I need so I'm happy. Thanks B&H!

Great boxes, fast and easy to setup!! Can’t beat B&H shipping as well!!!

Meets all the requirements for my system.

It has met all of my requirements exceedingly well.

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It fit my requirements