Small Desk With Side Drawers 30 Inches Wide

Perfect fit for an AutoDesk standing desk. I mounted two side by side an they look like original equipment. These are not as deep as other drawers but then again those other drawers could not be mounted properly on a “Standing Desk.” Solid build and packaged well. Tidy's up my desk nicely.

This is a 30 inch 18% Grey Card with a 30 inch White card on the obverse. I use this in conjunction with a Canon 1D MK IV, a 5D MK !!, and a Sekonic L-358 to make exposure readings. Of course the grey side is for exposure readings and the white side works with your cameras processors to help you set perfect white balance for every shooting environment. The 30 inch size is great for every situation. Before shooting hand it to either a helper or one of your subjects. Take readings with your camera then repeat with a light meter capable of making reflected light readings. Perfect exposure every time. Read a book on exposure to improve your results. My old favorite is The Weston Zone System. It is 30 inches diagonal in use but folds up and fits into a case that is about 9 inches across!

I purchased the 48 boom arm to go over top of my monitors. I changed my mind when I redesigned the office and now the arm sits on the side. Each segment is about 24 inches. The next smaller size would have been a better choice for the current setup. With the larger arm it will cover most of my desk if I choose to work on the other side of the desk. The desk to 70 inches long. I choose to clamp it to the desk instead of drilling a hole. If your desk has a grommet hole, it should work there too. The arm is stiff and I find you need to pull it at the connection joints for easier movement. It hold the Samson G Track Pro with Shockmount well.

The rip tie was perfect for organizing all of the loose cables that i had in my desk drawers.

Suitable for tripods up to 30 inches

This is by far the smallest quality desktop that I have ever come across. It is less than 7 inches by 7 inches. I have a small office and not a lot of space. My prior desktop sat under my desk, and I had to position my legs around it. However, this is no longer a problem. It fits easily under my monitor and does not crowd my desk. It comes with a wired mouse and keyboard. It has 256 gigabytes of storage which is plenty for my needs. It comes with Windows 10 but allows you to update to Windows 11. So far, it has performed perfectly.

I bought the Z7 and this lens to save weight. I'm a big fan of ultra-wide, and have lugged my D100, D700 and then D750 all over the world with the 14-24 f/2.8 since 2008. But, wow, is that arrangement HEAVY. This 14-30 f/4 (with a Z7) is so much lighter, has a better narrow end (to 30, vs. only 24) and even seems a bit better at the edges in my side-by-side comparisons. I only used the 2.8 end of the aperture range for low light; not creative depth-of-field. And the Z7 has more than an extra stop of sensitivity than my D750, so this 14-30 f/4 is a perfectly acceptable tradeoff. If you enjoy the 14-24 f/2.8 on an F-mount, you will like this on the Z-series cameras. (Unless you really, really need that extra wide f/2.8, for which you'll have to wait maybe another year and it will weigh another pound. And those pounds add up, especially when you travel to weird places that have very stringent luggage weight restrictions.)

Great card storage device! I was always searching through desk drawers and camera bags for lost cards. But no more!

This small webcam less than 4 inches wide and a little over an inch high. The camera is fantastic and the speaker also is a microphone! I used it on an all day conference and was so very pleased I purchased this webcam. Plug it in and you are good to go. So easy to use.

Until recently, Epson printers were the only ones available that allowed printing panoramas. Normally 8.3 x 44 inches. I have found that you can actually print 8.3 x 128 inches. In general, prints between 24 and 30 inches will meet most needs. My next printer will be in a wider format (13 inch) and I will continue with Epson....I have never liked using extreem wide angle lenses do to the inherent distortion of the image. Using Photoshop Elements or Canon's Photostitch, wide scenics are easy.Another use of the paper is to print multiple small images. I can easily print a summary of images that cover a wedding reception or birthday party. Rather that have many small 4x6 prints sitting around, multiple images can be displayed in one panoramic frame.I have used Epson roll paper in both soft and glossy surfaces. Each is excellent.