Samsung Counter Depth Refrigerator Not Making Much Ice

our refrigerator is covered with them!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 43” frame tv is the decorator highlight of my living space! We already had a 75” Samsung on the tv room, a Samsung in the bedroom and one on the porch. The picture quality is superb on all. So pleased with these Samsung products, I just purchased their 4 door Bespoke refrigerator- didn’t know you could fall in love with a refrigerator- more on that in a future review. I selected the 43” Frame tv to be hung over the fireplace mantle in our open space living area. My husband and I enjoy the capability of watching the tv while enjoying the fireplace as we drink our morning coffee. What stands out and above all other brands for the Frame tv is its ability to morph into an art statement! Company loves to see what masterpiece will be displayed. Choices are many: seasonal, the masters, contemporary , and celebration greetings as well. This Frame tv is so much more than a wonderful tv. It has the ability to convey my emotions and moods. Guests love to be given the opportunity to scroll through the Art Store to choose their favorites. As with all Samsung tvs, the ease of use and streaming capabilities are exceptional. I didn’t buy a tv, I bought a work of art that looks spectacular in my home.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have had a few problems with Samsung but np out of computer products. It was a Samsung refrigerator

Have a high end refrigerator that is plug in into it, so far so good!

Much better Softbox than Photoflex. Deeper depth works great with Arri Fresnels.

I am always a super fan of Samsung TV. Thanks for making such a great TV.

Even better than promised. Will try hooking it to my refrigerator.

Strong enough to hold up a refrigerator, I think. Fits perfectly, of course.

This lens is sharp at every aperture, but it has more 'character' than some people might be comfortable with anywhere South of f2.2 or so. The already-thin depth of field is prone to a bit of spherical aberration so there's a hazy look, but fine details like text or the speckled texture of stationery remain discernible. I've seen some complaints on a certain popular photography forum about field curvature and issues with the focus scale which I haven't observed or been able to replicate, and I suspect my eyes are a lot younger than many of the users there so I'm one to talk. Stopped down past f2.8, this is possibly my sharpest lens, and in line with its more vintage styling, performance at f11 is spectacular and free of diffraction, making it great for zone focus or landscape or any other application where a lot of depth of field is crucial. These days it seems like everyone only cares about wide open performance! Close focus is a huge strength of this lens, especially having used the Fuji 23mm f2, which produces poor results up close even stopped down. Similar to the 16mm f1.4, it's practically a macro, making it an excellent walk-around lens. Manual focus and aperture ring feel confident and well-constructed. 46mm is a weird filter size (shares with your Nikon L35AF, I guess?) and I can't say I love the lens cap, which has these little wings on the tabs making it so it doesn't sit flat. At this point I'm nitpicking though. If you want a performant 23mm for Fuji (or Nikon), don't mind manual focus, and want something a little cheaper/smaller/less clinical than the Fujilux 23, this is the one. Makes me lust after the APO 35, which I've heard is even better.

This Sigma lens gives quick response autofocus and shallow depth of field making video streaming professional.