Used Appliances Canyon Tx

Used during hurricane Helene to power appliances with a generator.

Solid construction and works well. Used this for small appliances in the kitchen.

Used at Grand Canyon. Great sunset shots

Used this monopod on a recent trip to Bryce Canyon and it performed extremely well. Switching the quick release head between the monopod leg during the hike (used as a trekking pole), to the tripod foot during several panoramic stops was a breeze! Not all the stops were level ground so having the tripod foot on a rock or tree stump saved the day when taking group photos. This monopod is lightweight, although a little long for my pack, well built and sturdy. Carrying it around was no hassle. When taking longer shots at wildlife the monopod held my D850 + 200-500mm lens with ease. It was easy to rotate and pivot even with the tripod legs attached. Just ensure that your camera system is well balanced on the head and you'll be glad you left your full size tripod at home. Highly recommended.

Used it on recent trips to Yellowstone and the Grand Canyon, and it yielded excellent results. Had it on my 40D most of the time. Very fast focus, and the wide angle was invaluable for landscape shots. Bit on the heavy side, but was no problem around my neck during hikes.

Used in UT for canyon/ARCH shoot. Nicely brought out contrast/detail in scenes

This is my second 50D, I had a 20D and upgraded to the 50D last year. Used the camera last year at the Grand Canyon and took some great photos under a lot of different conductions (Low light, early morning, bright sun, inside, outside, cold, snow, ). Like the way the controls are easy to use and reach while shooting. I purchase this 50D so I would have a second camera with a different lens, so I would not have to change lens in the field. Have used the camera for sports and landscapes shooting and the camera performed very well.

Flexible, holding up so far. Used from Red DSCM2 SDI to a Vaxis TX mounting right by the port so a short cable was needed.

I bought this product for taking pictures of the Grand Canyon. There is marked difference between the canyon exposure and the sky. The sky is much brighter than the canyon landscape. Also there is very define edge between the top of the canyon and the sky. This will prevent over-exposing the sky and keeping a very good balance between the two, the top 1/3 of the image and the bottom 2/3rds. This does it job and saves post editing work

Use these to protect appliances from power surges.