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Belong to Corvette Club, we all have them when we travel together to make sure we all travel together

It's a strip of power outlets.

Any forum post you read where they ask about getting rid of clothing rustle so the mic doesn't get rubbed by a shirt or jacket, you're going to see someone mention Bubblebee. And they're right! It's a great product for a very fair price! They're perfect for 99% of applications and a must have for your lavalier kit!

I have read many articles and forum articles about this lens and I couldn't wait to get it. Now that I've had a chance to use it I am real pleased.

I ordered the body cap lens after reading about it on rangefinders forum. I thought it would be a cheap pin-hole lens I could use for a laugh. It's a laugh alright, but in a good way. I have become addicted to this lens and use it daily. Is it sharp? Not really, but it brings the fun back to photography. No need to focus, just set hyper-focus and shoot. Suddenly all you have to worry about is composition. It is now permanently welded on my e-pl2 and it goes everywhere my D4 goes, for those quick and dirty art shots I love to take. Highly recommended for . . . FUN!

I've always used a UV Protector and even with the forum debates, after one saved me a $900 lens by cracking the filter and leaving the front element unharmed, the argument is closed for me. I usually look for middle of the road prices like this one, but have honestly not seen any real world differences between inexpensive Tiffens and top of the line models and brands. This one works just fine.

I used this per photography forum recommendations to use as part of a DIY project to mount the Speedotron Beauty Dish to my Genesis strobe lights. This adapter is made of higher quality metal that doesn't bend when pressure is applied, thus drilling the 4 mounting holes was a breeze. I also bought this adapter to use to secure the diffuser sock on my Photek Softlighter II to my strobes, since the stock Genesis reflector is too big, and the Elinchrom Wide Angle Reflector costs $50. Great alternative!

I researched LCD protectors for a while and asked on a forum about suggestions. The Vello was highly rated and liked and the price was right. I decided to install both shields (they supply one for the top LCD as well)and it all looks as if it was part of the original Nikon design. It will show fingerprints but does not glare like the factory cover. Take your time installing it to get it on straight and bubble free... and then forget it. I hated the original cover and the Vello is exactly what I was looking for. I highly recommend it.

A trick I learned from the DPR forum works well for me. I leave My Epson R1900 printer on all of the time so that it does not clean the jets every time I use it. (If you shut the printer off, then each time you turn it on, it automatically cleans the ink jets by using additional ink.) I do not print every day . . . perhaps once a week or so. The performance of this printer, and the Epson inks, is exceptional.