Single Wall Oven With Built In Microwave

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

I like that they are eco friendly and can be refreshed in the microwave. I had another brand that requires oven use, which is impractical living in an RV. This is the best solution. Bag is sturdy, is flexible to fit into spaces of bags, boxes.

Better than the single wall charger but price ain't cheap

Great alternative to packets you put in the oven to recharge

I owned a couple of Peppers and I've rented countless of them lighting Hollywood movies. They are the smallest fresnel light made, and can also take a 200 watt globe which puts out an amazing amount of light. For photo work you'd want two double scrims (wire screens, each of which reduces output by one stop), one single scrim to reduce half a stop, a half single and a half double scrim to reduce output from any one side of the lamp, 4 way barn doors, and maybe a snoot set (narrows output down into a softly defined pool). Peppers are built like little tanks and made to take abuse and keep working. Having looked at many reading lamps, I've decided the 100w Pepper is the best that money can buy. I'll mount it either on a wall or on a brand-new century (grip) stand with articulated arm so I can boom it out. For video, with either a battery belt or plugged into the wall, you can attach it to camera and it makes a nice 'obie' light.

It's true to it's name. I connected six electronic devices to this unit on a single old wall socket that was pretty ify with what seemed to be low uneven output. After plugging this unit in and connecting the devices they all work great now with no humming noise or low power readings

We got this to use for out-of-studio headshots and it is better than we imagined. We can get White, Gray, or Black out this single background by varying the lighting or flipping it over and change it easily from shot to shot. Can greatly simplify a shoot versus using paper rolls. Compared to paper rolls: - It is easy to pack (some people have trouble with these things - follow the instructions or watch the video and DON'T OVERTHINK IT!) - can lean against a wall so no stands required - if no wall, can hang from a single stand - can be used horiz. or vert. - unlike some brands, this unfolds and stays flat and doesn't try to warp - has ties on each side for hanging from background support rod if necessary. - no good if you need floor coverage (which wouldn't be a headshot :-) ) - it can show wrinkles if lit poorly or shot from too close - don't do this or you'll have some photoshopping to do.

So this is one of many cameras I own. It was easy to install, and I like how it mounts simply to the wall with a single screw(or 3m wall mount tape). It is nice looking. The video quality is excellent and the connection is solid.

I am using this for networking multiple devices to a single Cat5 wall port that is then wired into a 16-port switch. It worked perfectly. Setup was fast and simple - took only the time needed to plug it in and plug in the Cat5 cables from the computers / devices into it to have it up and working. Very pleased with this, and highly recommended.

This is the best wall bracket I found online for EVI-D70, in terms of looks and price. Camera is attached to the bracket by a single 1/4-20 screw (included), so I wouldn't feel comfortable using it upside down. Camera can be fixed in different positions along the long opening at the bottom of the bracket. It also comes with 4 screws and anchors. It does not include the EZcamera shoe that is shown in the picture.