Stomach Organs Drawing

The only oil recommended for Hammond organs. Easy to use applicator. Product not available in Canada. B&H shipped right away.

The vocoder is extremely easy to use, but, the coolest thing about the microKORG is just how versatile it is. The sounds that come out of it range from Church Organs to Daft Punk. It's also got MIDI capabilities as well. I use this for live shows and it brings the house down.

Drawing on it feels much more natural than drawing on glass surface.

Like everyone else the price was a punch in the stomach.� Some laws are universal...............you get what you pay for!� Superb Quality!� Cameras hang at the perfect spot and all the pressure is taken off my back.� Can wear this all day and not feel it.� Tried many combinations before.� Sent Black Rapid DBL Breathe back.� (too many buckles,straps, cameras hung too low and pulled shoulders forward.) I am 6ft/185lbs with athletic build and medium was perfect fit out of box with no adjustment.� � Attachments and safety tethers are perfection when used together.� Agree with other reviewers that it can be a little difficult to get camera into portrait orientation. Last but not least it's just looks REALLY HOT!� If you total up the time and money I spent with other systems...............JUST BUY IT ALREADY!

Much better than having the camera in front of you on your stomach and in the way when doing other things. This has the camera on your side and easy to bring up to take a picture when ready.

This card has been a really amazing investment for me. Buying a card this big can be hard to stomach, but it has paid massive dividends for me. I'm a C200 shooter so my cfasts usually fill up really fast. This card allows me to shoot RAW for over 2 hours on a single card, which honestly is priceless. It's also been perfectly reliable, never had any issues.

Dying for the Sigma 18-35mm on my GH5, but couldn't stomach the cost of a metabones adaptor. Thankfully I came across an article comparing this Viltrox against that metabones. This thing works just as nicely, for less than half the price.

instead of carrying two, i use the clips on both sides to carry ny nikon which comfortably rests on my stomach until I need to use it. I love this thing!

I wanted to get the 70-2000 GM for event videos but couldnt quite stomach the huge price tag - Instead I bought this guy used with the intent that if I needed to hit 200 I just punch in to aps-c mode on my A7III.  What I love about this lens is that it is light enough that I can use it with my gimbal ( ZY Crane-V2). And with the optical stabilization, it is very smooth shooting. As i mentioned earlier, I can get a decent amount of reach, especially if I crop in with the aps-c (which I only do sparingly)  I think I will still eventually purchase the 70-200mm after a few more gigs because I often find myself in spots where  dropping down to 70mm would make my life easier. But for now this guy is getting the job done pretty well.

I got tired of my camera flip-flopping on my chest and stomach when it was wrapped around my neck with a strap, so I opted for this instead. I love it. It is made of heavy duty cotton, and reinforced at the end with leather. Nice touch, as it protects your camera frame. I like that it also has a collar (also made of leather) that you can move towards your wrist to tighten the strap around you, and make it less able to fall off your wrist and hand.