Univ Of Central Florida Computer Vision

At Univ. of Florida, in the production program, we work with the 2x650w, 2x300w kit and I have fallen in love with ARRI lights. The 650w is definitely my go-to light. The build is SOLID. You can use it to light the subject or the background (with a cucoloris ex.). It wont punch through gels and diffusions like the T1, but if you need to do that then get a T1. This is a must for filmmakers whether you rent it or buy it; you can never go wrong with a 650w fresnel on set. You'll need it for something sooner or later!

Great product! Purchase when we forgot fibro optic thru Central Florida Electric.

Bought 2 panels. Without much tweaking of angle was able to get 190w per panel, this is in central Florida in December. They are a bit bulky, but nothing too difficult. Some people may have issues with their size/weight.

Haven't actually used in cold conditions as of yet. Don't laugh, I live in central Florida, 11 straight nights of 20-30 lows one year! I suspect is extra sensitive fingers to cold, 50 with wind will cause painful tingling, suspect near 0 alpine skiing caused it. Any how the inside of gloves is comfortable and exterior rubbery grip seems to work, exposing finger tips is easy and magnets keep it that way.

Nearly all the�photography I do is outdoors in�Central Florida wilderness. I fine this legs is so useful in getting all the interest�elements are the photos. The fisheye because it's manual I can adjust the f/stop and see in real time�how it's affecting the photo as I'm looking through the viewfinder. I also shoot video with this lens.

I got these gloves to keep the chill off my hands when shooting during the few weeks of cold weather we get in central Florida. I've made some very bad exposure settings (when in a hurry) in regular gloves so I like the feature of being able to expose my finger and thumb because I rely on feel to adjust my camera. Glad I read the reviews before ordering and got a size larger. They definitely run small.

Today my house in north central Florida is 75% humidity. That's because it's winter, the dry season. Most of the year, the house will be closer to 90% if I dare open the windows. Having recently developed an interest in film photography, all of my equipment is old... well cared for, CLA'd etc, but old and I want to keep it all in friendly, not hostile, conditions. Thanks to the sale on these dry cabinets and a B&H gift card, I was able to indulge in the 50L cabinet after reading the reviews. Mine came less than 48 hours after ordering with free standard shipping. It was very well packed and utter simplicity to start up. I placed three SLR cameras with lenses on, four additional lenses, and my film inside and still have room for another camera and a couple more lenses which I don't own currently so I have space for future purchases. Love the sliding shelves and the foam liners. The digital read out is large and the unit runs super quietly. Very happy with this purchase.

I used this tripod in a murky, swampy river of central Florida. I attached a nice swivel head to hold a Z8 with 70-180 lens. Seemed sturdy to me. Water did enter each of the 3 legs. I removed the bottom leg plugs and used a hose & nozzle to flush the legs for a good cleaning. Nice to know it is carbon fiber so it will not rust. Keith

I'M AFFLICTED WITH MACULAR DEGENERATION WHICH ELIMINATES MY CENTRAL VISION. USING THEM TO ENLARGE MY PERIPHERAL VISION ALLOWS ME TO USE MY IPOD RATHER NORMALLY--IN MY LEFT PALM WITH MY EXTENDED FINGERS HOLDING THE 10X LOUPE IN PLACE, WHILE MY RIGHT HAND IS FREE TO MANIPULATE THE EVER-CHANGING SCREEN BENEATH THE LENS. IT EASILY IS KEPT IN PERFECT FOCUS BY THE CLEAR BELL-SHAPED STAND. ***** IT'S GREAT FOR LABELS, PRICE TAGS , T CETERA TOO !

The Mic is not the best out of the box. You must plug it into your computer, download Rode Central, and edit the settings. After that it is perfect.