Samsung Chef Collection Microwave Manual

I like how it can be regenerated using a microwave oven.

It is something every chef should have. A very detailed measuring jug. Can use both cold and hot fluids.

This is the finest lens in my collection of fast manual lenses - worth every penny of price. Useful on nearly every full-frame or APS-C mirrorless digital camera body with just a simple adapter (note: on APS-C the focal length will be about 53 mm). The 1/3 stop aperture click detents make precise exposure settings simple. Focus control is easy, ergonomic and precise. Image quality is astounding. The beautiful silver finish demonstrates the perfection of form and function that is this lens.

I added this lens to my collection for my Canon 60D. This was my first cine lens and I love it! I was a little scared at first about the manual focus, but it actually is great. With little practice you can learn to control focus exactly the way you want. I think I may invest in the 14mm or 16mm in the future.

This allows me to use my collection of old Nikon manual lenses as well as my new Nikon G lenses on my Panasonic GH4. My auto lenses however are reduced to manual operation only. Not so great for fast action photos or video. Works great for a video interview or something that doesn't move in and out of focus.The idea is to use the lenses at wide open when possible. With the GH4 my nikon 70 to 200 mm 2.8 doubles the focal length effectively. One problem with the GH4 is the tripod mount doesn't clear the panasonic YAHG attachment, but it can be easily removed.

I got the Metabones to be used with my collection of Nikon glasses, from AIS lens with manual focus to G pata negra (as we call them in Spain), 24-70 2.8 lens. Once used, you can't get rid of it. Not only makes the lens F number of your lens lower, but also makes the 'X factor' of the Blackmagic get lower too. So, for example, with the 24-70 you have a (aproximately) 40-120 1.4 equivalent in 35 mm. You can also have manual control of the iris without clicks when using a D or G Nikon lens. There's no chromatic aberrations or distorsion. I don't see other reason than the price (not so high for the quality of the adapter) for not buying one if you own a BBPCC and a lot of Nikon lenses or plan to buy them.

This lens is awesome, I have a collection of the best Nikon lenses all 2.8 and this lens is sharper than most of the Nikkors, I bought the one with the chip to use with my D800 and the results are fantastic as well as the manual focus, easy to focus and the manual aperture with the chip it is controlled trough the aperture dial of the camera.The price, what can I say !! , what can you buy with 400 dlls.You will not be able to use filters but then again it is a 14 mm and the front glass is a dome

I bought this to consolidate streaming, my CD collection and a component that would complement the sound of my audio system. The Vault fills them all. The sound is excellent for the price point. The interface is simple for the most part. My only wish is that Bluesound provide a comprehensive manual. (Print or download from Bluesound). They are responsive and they have answered my questions but I prefer my own manual to reference questions.

I can start shooting my collection of OM glass! My eyes just aren't up to manual focusing without some help. B&H is my go-to shop.

My photo collection is between 2 and 4 GB, so before 4-GB SSD from Samsung was available I had to switch between 2-3 drives, which was not convenient. So far great after a short period of use. It is also cheaper than 2x2 GB SSDs.