Samsung Refrigerator Set Temp

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!

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

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

Connected to my River, kept my portable refrigerator going all weekend

Perfect temp and dimmable.

In my testing of the HiTech filters I shot the images in RAW format with some of my best gear. I attempted to color correct the images with a Passport ColorChecker. I had little luck with the 10 Stop (ProStop), some modest success with 7 stop (ProStop)filter, but did get a very workable image with the 4 stop filter (Standard).The base camera settings were:WB set to ShadeAv set to f/8ISO set to 100My processing included the following steps:1) Eye dropper white balance correction on the neutral square2) Export the image to ColorCheckerr Passport to create a custom camera profile for the image3) Restart LR4 and apply the custom camera profile4) Apply the LR4 preset for Scenic Sharpen5) Export to JPG filesThe 10 Stop:Temp shift from 7,000 to 50,000 (maxed out)Tint shift from +7 to + 114The 7 stop:Temp shift from 7,000 to 13,750Tint shift from +7 t0+81The 4 stop:Temp shift from 7,000 to 8,300Tint shift from +7 to -1The NON-Filtered:Temp Shift from 7,000 to 7,900Tint shift from +7 to +12

I've been lighting with Mole Tungsten for years and keep seeing LEDs show up on set. I test every one I come across but I'm usually very disappointed. After trying the first gen Mole LED single temp and finding them much better, I bought a couple of these 200W Varimole LEDs as a test. I've immediately invested in 400W and 900W lights because these 200W Varimoles are by far the best LEDs I've worked with to date. Color temp runs from 2400-6000K (their spec says 2700-5600K). Brightness is equal to a tweenie (650W). The beam on these is not focusable but it casts a sharp cutable beam. One of the big differences between the Mole and other brands is the build quality. Every other LED I've see looks and feels like a toy or at least not a professional tool. Except Aadyntech which are monsters (but credit due for being early useable LEDs on set and location). The Moles are build very similar to Mole tungsten with heavy duty yokes, cords, switches etc. These are built to be used every day and last. I'm included some pics because Mole doesn't do a good job of showing off these lights. Full disclosure on my bias, I dislike the quality of panel lights and Kino type lights.