Samsung Microwave Door Latch Problem

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

I bought these for my new Canon 5D Mark 4's. First, allow me complain about the price -- I think it's a little nuts. Now, I feel better! I never used anything like this on my cameras before so I went in at the advice of a photographer friend. They're a perfect fit! The grip on these are super comfortable and they stretch and wrap snug around the cameras with no slipping or movement at all! I shoot portraits and family photography mainly but I pick up a handful a weddings each year. Wedding are non-stop moving, shifting, picking and switching camera bodies constantly! I shot two weddings so far with these on and they performed great! My only, very insignificant issue, is that when loading a battery, the cover (and this is actually a good thing) wraps over the bottom edge of the camera enough and being as snug as it is, makes opening of the battery latch door just a bit longer. By a couple of seconds, I mean, which when in a hurry, it can feel like one full hour! I have to push the cover just a bit over with my thumb to be able to get the latch door open and stay open. But l like said, this is just a mini-little inconvenience which cannot take away from the awesomeness and usability of these covers! Oh, and they have just enough texture for a firm grip but without getting in the way of comfort! Well done! And of course, B&H and the people behind this company cannot be more amazing! Fast ship. Free ship. Great support always.

I think I'm going to replace ALL my AA and AAA holders with these. No door to open, no latch to break, no clamshell / tray to spill batteries out, you can actually manipulate this and extract or replace batteries nearly one-handed in the dark. My AA batteries have a PTouch label wrapped around them to identify each set of 4 for even usage in speedlights, and those still fit in this holder.

Was able to install with little effort. Touch screen works, and I can still flip the screen against the camera and latch it with no problem. Nikon d5600.

Works great. Holds my Samsung 65" with no problem....

I have samsung camera (WB11OOF and fix my with no problem so it u have , you have this camera this is the right battery, but it fix,other camera, so check 2 make sure.

This L bracket works well, is lightweight and there is no problem with access to the ports, battery door and LCD screen. I use it with my 3 legged thing tripod Punks Billy, it is so much easier to switch between portrait and landscape views now. Plus, who needs black when you can have orange?

I've been working on a stable platform for shooting video from a car/safari vehicle. The main problem is that most video heads for tripods have a leveling handle under the head making it hard to mount and level on a vehicle door. This leveling device allows me to use a smaller video head on a flat platform strapped to the car door. That silver ring has to be loosened to level the head. The only problem is that it takes 2 hands for me to loosen it, level and then tighten it again. If it was a little wider it would be easier to loosen with one hand and maybe faster to level.

The door to the SD card can be a problem for larger hands / fingers. Otherwise, a great alternative to the cheaper Leica grip, with much greater flexibility.

This product looks grey but it is a sleek black color. I had a small bluray player and was afraid that the door might get stuck on the metal tray of the stand, but it didn't. The bluray opened right up without a problem. The wheels rolls smoothly and quietly on this stand. I placed a 40 inch flat panel tv on this with no problem and it looks very nice. I use this in a school environment where it is used in various rooms. The only drawback to this type of stand is that you naturally want to grab the tv to push the cart. If you don't take hold of the tv, you'll have to reach to the back of the stand and push from there. If going through doorways, you'll still probably have to turn the cart sideways and push on the tv itself to get it through the door. This stand seems like a very strong one.