Us Stock Sip Calculator

I live in South America and b/w film is tough to come by. I always stock up when I'm in the US and keep it in the freezer. I process with Kodak Xtol (and use white vinegar for stop bath) and the results are always stunning. Great contrast. Fantastic detail. Tight grain. This is film.

I've had some bad experiences over the years with 1.5 and 2x extenders, so I've stayed away. But I had occasion to need one recently when weight restrictions dictated I could not take the 400mm and the 600mm along, so I opted for the EF 2X III. After waiting 4 months and getting nothing but 'out of stock' (not only from B&H, but every outlet on the planet, time was drawing near so I had to make a decision. I saw that B&H had the 'gray market' model in stock, so I ordered it and cancelled the order for the US version. I had read from Canon that the two items are identical in every way from the assembly line they are put together to the raw materials and the glass. One has the US Warranty, the other doesn't. Same price. When it arrived, I immediately put it to the test and found it more than acceptable. I used it on my 70-200 f/2.8 and was really surprised how well it worked on a zoom lens. I had originally believed they were only compatible with fixed focal length lenses, but Canon said the 70-200 was one of the exceptions. I couldn't be happier. I've added the metadata file from Photoshop from the 2 submitted images so you can see the configuration and how well it works.

I use Museo cards in my business. I could not get stock in Australia, so ordered from B&H in the US. Service was excellent, items were well packaged for their long journey and FedEx delivery was quick. An excellent company to order from.

Supported the new U6-LR-US WAPs when we couldn't get the 802.11at injectors b/c they were out of stock. Gotta be careful about not using them with devices that don't support 48V passive PoE though.

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

When I'm not using this incredible lens cap for my camera, I turn it upside down and use it as a watering trough for my hamster...sip..sip...sip.

This calculator is beautiful, stylish and perfect. Item exceeded my expectations. I would purchase again.

I think we all take a nip from the ink cartridge now and again. Whether it's opening an old cartridge to make sure it's really empty before disposing of it or stealing a quick sip when putting in a new one, everybody likes a little taste now and then. This product will not disappoint! Not only does it do a fine job with printing the things it's supposed to on paper, but this vintage can be recognized by its delightful nose, fully body and smooth finish. Should you happen across one that's been oaked please let me know, but in the meantime this a tasty treat to be enjoyed with friends.

mac OS 10.15 - Sony has not yet updated the driver credentials to be easily installed in Catalina (10.15). To install the driver in Catalina, you must disable SIP to use Sony's XQD driver as follows: DISABLE SIP 1. From the Apple menu, select Restart. 2. Boot into the macOS Recovery partition on an internal drive. Hold down command-R on your keyboard immediately after pressing the power button to turn on your Mac, or immediately after your Mac begins to restart. Continue holding until you see the Apple logo or a spinning globe. Startup is complete when you see the macOS utilities window on an internal drive. [Note: Booting into a Recovery System on an external drive will not be successful in disabling SIP.] 3. From the Utilities menu, select Terminal. 4. Type csrutil disable and press return. 5. Close the Terminal app. 6. From the Apple menu, select Restart.