Stock Holding Cost Calculation

The cost of these we $20 than anyone that had stock

I own 2 of these bad boys and they rock for holding lights, my camera and more! Hope there are more in stock soon! I need 4 more!

Even with extreme loads, this cpu crushes both, graphical and calculation intense scenarios with ease, all while staying incredibly cool and efficient while handling regular browsing, and documentation. It's 8 performance cores can push high frame counts in games like Cyberpunk 2077, while running your streaming software in the background, with ease. I bought this as part a build, paired with 32GB of ddr5 memory, and an 8GB RTX 3070, with a Z790 chipset mobo.

The focus is just so much better. I had been holding off on buying because I didn't think it would that crazy different from the 24-70mm stock lens but omg it definitely is

It's holding a charge as good as the battery that came with my Sony Bridge camera & the cost was substantially less.

After waiting what seems like years to buy this, I can't believe I waited so long to buy this.It Is So Very Simple To Use! And the results are professional, clean and as advertised.Just finished cutting my first mat - a double - this afternoon after reviewing the clearly understandable video dvd which comes with the package. Really very nice. Exactly as I hoped.Since I can purchase 36 x 48 stock mat board at the local art supply, I told myself I should be doing this instead of paying the high cost of pre-cuts at the frame shops. As I did my first panoramic at 9 x 18, this would have cost even more to custom size over stock frame/mat sizes.I can't express enough how NICE it is to do this myself, with the freedom to create sizes which I can afford to present. If you've thought about creating your own, this model is a no-brainer. Hinges and hardware are solid, parts are well- labeled, instructions are clear (on the dvd, anyway...didn't read the user manual/visual learner, here... :) )and the result are wonderful.Only one complaint, and it's a pretty lame one, too...The package is designed to be a carry-all and storage for the cutter and accessories when not in use. Great Idea! They put the plastic carry handle on the wrong side of the box, allowing everything to fall out if the lid is not secure. Bad Idea!A piece of painter's masking tape takes care of the problem, but just saying... :/

Yes they are good for holding two pocket wizards and some cords. They also look nice and are well made, they just cost too much. But so does eveything, so I bought them and am happy.

Bought this as an alternative to a gimble due to cost constraints. Love, love, love it. Great for wildlife shots. Captured some great images first time out, including ducks in flight. Much easier than holding on to a monopod or hand-holding.

Fits my a7ii perfectly holding 2 batteries for extended life. the grip is a fraction of the cost for the original Sony model. Its plastic and not quite as robust as the original, but for 1/4 of the price it cant be beat. Seems to have all the features of the original including a built in holder for the camera body battery door

Good, low cost pouch for holding things. I picked up a couple just to hold spare camera aks and it does the job. The padding isn't very thick, so I don't know that I'd use it for expensive or delicate items, but it's fine for the random stuff I tossed in it.