Used Appliances In Lake City Fl

Used during hurricane Helene to power appliances with a generator.

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

Used this filter around a lake with great results

I was surprised how much of a difference this deadcat makes for my Rode microphone, but we always have a little wind in Salt Lake City and this has made all those subtle wind sounds disappear!

If you are looking for your first hard case look no further. This was my first hard case purchase and I love it. Used it to travel from Sarasota Fl to N.Y. Held both bodies with battery grips my 70-200, 17-24, 85, and 50, plus my 2x extender 2 pouches w/nd filters and remotes. Plus my tripod bungled to the side. No problem carrying it on the plane or with security. Heavy? Yea a bit but protecting over 4 grand of gear worth every penny! Ps the wheels were fine, I know some reviews said they were not adequate I had no problem and was out every day shooting. And B&H is the place to shop hands down.

Used this weekend at Donner Lake in Truckee, CA. No loss in sharpness. Since I was shooting mostly static images can't comment on speed of auto focus. Makes the 70-300 equivalent to a roughly 100-400 at considerable less weight and no noticeable loss of sharpness or IQ.

Used this last evening in the mountains to remove the glare from a small lake that had great relections of the trees at sunset. It maintained the colors of the sunset and cut the reflective shine to reveal the surface of the water. I was pleased with the results.

Used this for video shot on a lake. The difference in the blues was stunning, but more important was EVERY colour was truer than without this filter. In fact it almost looked a bit surreal as it took away almost too much of the glare.

After losing my Nikon AW100 in the lake, I bought a Nikon AW110 and this wriststrap before going to the ocean. Used it while snorkeling and in the pool. Worked just like it was supposed to and I came home with my camera! I only wished it came with a regular wrist strap to attach when not around water.

Exceeded my expectawhentions when testing in the field. Took photos of a two ducks in a lake near our home. Used back focus techniques, 300mm F4 with 1.4 converter show wide open at F5.6 and ISO 400 to stop movement at 1200 and 2000 shutter speed.