Samsung Microwave Model Number Location

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

This new set looks better than the ones I have been using for several years. I like having 4 numbers better than the 3 number model that you can buy anywhere.

Thank you for having the particular model number our organization needed in stock. And your prices are reasonable as well.

Came in with my model number and the salesman knew exactly what size cap I needed with a little history behind it.

So far, I'm 4 days into my first trip with the nomatic bag, and the number, size, and location of the various sections are complementary to how I pack and what I carry, so it's quickly becoming my favorite travel companion.

I use this box both in the studio and on location with a number of studio strobes and smaller battery powered flashes. A couple of brackets let me adapt it to accommodate my Nikon Speedlights, and for many applications this is plenty of light, even outdoors. The box is big enough to provide a flattering light for people, but compact enough to work in cramped environments. I keep one in my location kit (along with two other sizes of Chimeras) and since it's the size I most often pull out, bought this one just for use in my new studio.

I have been considering a number of options for battery powered TTL location strobes, but was nervous about having a heavier moonlight up in the air. If you dont know, its fairly windy in the Texas Panhandle! I had the opportunity to use another photographers ELB 500 kit while at Shutterfest and loved it. Everything that is up in the air is very light making it stable on a stand, or super easy for an assistant to handhold on a boom. The pack and battery unit are reasonably light too and easy to shoulder or hang on a stand. With Skyport exposures are accurate and easy to control. The light color is superb, and with an adapter full-size Elinchrom modifiers can be used. I have a 12x55 strip on a head right now and love it. I was weighing this against the Profoto B2s, but more power at a better price...Im happy.

Simple to use. AWESOME capability and the number of surfaces allows versatile functionality. You will no be able to live without this on location. I use this also as a shade for my subject on location, shoot my flash through it for a softer light. LOVE it!!!

I had a big project--a number of video interviews on location--that required me to haul a lot of equipment on a corporate campus. I knew there would be substantial distances between my vehicle and the locations. So I went searching... The Multi-Cart R10 was the solution. It's compact when it's folded up; it's rated for 500 lbs, which is plenty for all my gear; plus, it's very versatile with it's many configurations. It actually has more configurations than advertised, because you can lock off at any point along the it's expandability, for custom lengths. It's easy to use, it looks great. I love it.

I bought 3 of these to use as portable strobes for on location shoots. I watched a number of Godox vids on YouTube (the ones Godox makes, not other reviews) and chose this over the AD400 Pro (I also have an AD100, 2X AD600s, and a myriad of flashes and plug in strobes from Godox). Super happy with my choice. I have now used them for 3 shoots over the past two weeks and they have worked flawlessly. Godox is hitting their stride in a number of ways - but particularly with the on-flash interface. My only complaints are nitpicks. 1) I would love to see more Godox mount modifiers, but the light worked fine with an S2 bracket and my bowens boxes. Just means I have extra stuff to deal with. 2) The battery takes a little bit of an extra push to ensure it is seated. I am at a point where I could buy any light I wanted - but after starting off with Godox as a way to get some lights I could afford - I am finding they are a competitive light company now. I am sticking with them for the long term now.