Stock Pivot Point Calculator Download

Baby plates are incredible useful tools in the grips arsenal. I just added another use...pivot point for a jib boom. I built a six-foot boom and used baby plate as the mount and pivot point and a c-stand for support. It is a simple and solid mount for the boom.

You won't find a better twin bracket unless you build it yourself. It has locking teeth on the pivot point and it is almost entirely made out of metal. Definitely a beefy bracket.

The Wimberley gimbal head is a quality product. It is smooth as silk and the locks are very effective. It holds and swings my D-700 and f-2.8 400mm easily as well as smaller combinations. Although the pivot point is offset from the optical axis, it can serve easily as a panoramic head with the simple addition of a home-brew azimuth stick-on scale. I am inclined to use a right angle quick release Acra-Swiss adapter and dovetail rail to allow the head to replace my ball head. With the weight below the pivot point the usual ball head problems go away.

This game is amazing!� I got is as a free download with purchase of the GTX1080ti card...� At one point I simply stopped playing the game and just watched it as everything was exploding and rain was pouring as a part of the game.� Very detailed, and amazing gameplay!

Intended to buy a more expensive Logitech model which was out of stock, but couldn’t be more happy with this one.  You can apparently download software to adjust the framing, but for my use, it’s literally plug-and-play.  And although I choose to use my own lavalier mic, the onboard Logitech mic is surprising robust, and should provide above-average audio quality in most environments.

Lower price webcams were out of stock due to the pandemic so I was forced to move up to a mid-priced range of webcams. Now that I have used it things I like about the C930e include: - Has twin mics (one each side of the camera) for noise cancellation - Attendees say my sound is good - Camera has some minimal software you can download to adjust your contrast, brightness, color saturation, etc. but it does a great job even without adjusting these things - Camera has a plastic cover you can snap into place and then just move the cover up or down on its hinge to cover the camera lens when you want privacy from hackers - Camera sits on top of my monitor firmly with its rubber legs and can be easily adjusted to center my image in the frame Things you need to know about this product include: 1) there is not operating software to download, it confirms to an industry standard that recognizes it as-is out of the box 2) Logitech has poor or non-existent customer service based on trying to find it at their web-site, to get help you are force to submit a help ticket

The 10 stop filter is simple to use with the long exposure calculator.

Photography in a dark room. Love the calculator being available at all times

This is a great option for anyone looking to start building or upgrade to AM5. For it's price point, it features a lot of things that can make your build a fantastic one. It has really good support for fast DRAM frequency. It has 2 ARGB headers so if you daisy chain all your fans, you don't have to worry about being short on headers to control the RGB. Speaking of which, being an MSI board, MSI Mystic Light is really easy to use. Upon booting for the first time, you don't have to go on MSI's support website to download the necessary drivers (maybe I'm an old head, but that's how I always did it) as MSI will prompt you to download when you boot. The board itself doesn't look bad either. My build turned out perfect and way better than my previous AM4 build. For less than $120, I would give it a 5/5 stars for its price point.

These cameras are just what your livestream production ordered. Straight to the point once you unpackaged them and download the Multicam app. Don't get discouraged as the app doesn't offer landscape view yet (mevo needs to get on this ASAP). Other than that great equipment for its intended purpose.