Reviews On Magic Bullet Blender

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

So glad I bit the bullet and went this route. Purchased based on other reviews and I was not disappointed. I will more than likely get a new TV and add the playbar and another play5 this summer.

I had a gimbal of another brand, but it never moved smoothly and I was never happy with it. Reading the reviews of the Wimberley, I bit the bullet and bought it. Wow, what a difference. It is a pleasure to use with my Canon 500mm f4 II.� Much better balance and much easier to pan with.� I should have paid the extra in the first place - well worth the price.

Read several reviews of this filter and so bit the bullet and bought one. Very happy with it and it's now permanently on my Fuji X100V

After watching countless reviews of mirrorless cameras I bit the bullet and went with the EOS R6/24-105 f4L combo. No regrets. The autofocus system is amazing. The menu system is excellent and the customizability is dizzying, but you really can set this camera up to work the way you want it. Lens is excellent and covers most of my needs for now. 20.1 megapixels is enough for potraiture, sports and wedding photography. You may want more for shooting landscapes.

All the rave reviews I read about this thing....definitely subtle magic on your harsh video to smooth and soften it out. Nice!

I use this for studio portraits.. It works like magic, although after reading the reviews on software, I decided to go for PhotoKey Pro rather than the starter software. This software works like magic. I was surprised to see that the image opens up with the background already gone - nothing to do.You DO have to keep the background evenly lit, and keep the subject well in front of the backdrop, to prevent color contamination around the edges of your subject, but apart from that it works as advertised..

Seems bullet proof. I like it.

I wasn't too sure about the rope drive when I first saw this but read reviews that talked well of it so I ordered one. I did not order the magic carpet rails. Instead I bought a pair of 6' linear bearing rods from Amazon and made my own dolly sled for $110. That setup is working great for me! I have no complaints with Syrp Genie II and would recommend it to anyone looking for a quality linear motot system.

I use this product with the Syrp Genie. After looking at the magic carpet reviews I was afraid that weight would be an issue. I have had a Benro tripod for the last 5 years and its rock solid. This slider lives up to the Benro name. I use this with my Canon 5D Mark III (16-35) and have no complaints. The bag that it comes in is a bit overkill and can all fit a full size tripod with head.