Used Appliances In Las Vegas Nevada

This is a very good film for all lighting conditions and cameras. It can be used to take fast action photos in dark lighting conditions and make the photos look great with little distortion or light streaks from giving objects. I bought several rolls of this film and have used one already. I first used about a third of the 36 exposures during the day in mountain scenes in the nearby mountains surrounding Las Vegas Nevada, where I live. The remaining of the roll was used at night in an area of downtown Las Vegas Nevada that was well lit All of the photos came out sharp and were of excellent quality. I would recommend this film to anyone at any time. It is one that I will want to use time and time again.

Insent to buy this pease because I lost mine in WPPI in Las Vegas, Nevada. I could not get it over there. When you don't have that on you camera, the dioptric moves. I should have bought two, and keep one saved for an emergency.

Installed two of these on an 18.6 mile path shooting across metro Las Vegas Nevada. Signal level is very close to theoretical based on the Air Fiber 5 radio's calculation. Well designed, easy to assemble and erect. Will buy again.

I packed the Eyewear Retainer on a recent trip to Las Vegas and used it when riding the Slotzilla Zipline...to keep my glasses on my head. It worked like a charm...and didn't take up much space. The inner diameter of the ends is about 5/32 inch (0.156 in) and stretches to fit over the ends of the stays.

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I saw the demonstration on this at WPPI in Las Vegas in March. For the price it had everything I was looking for at this price point. I had its first test on the beach in Southern California on the photographing surfing. I was using the Canon 1Dx with a 70-200Lii lens and a 1.4 converter. It was very sturdy and worked well. The only thing I would suggest is that if you are going to mainly walk carrying this tripod with the above gear perhaps you should look at carbon fiber tripods for less weight.

I took my FS100 and the NP-F970 battery to a shoot a three-day event in Las Vegas. Shooting several interviews a day, plus B-roll, I only charged the battery once, and given the amount left at the end, I could have gotten away without charging it at all. It takes a while to charge, but you should be able to shoot all day on this battery.

We are using these stands for the 2010 NAB Show in Las Vegas. They fit our need perfectly. Thanks!

Really like this sturdy tripod. Have already used it for a shoot at the Las Vegas Neon Museum. Just pay attention to the instructions. They warn about pinched fingers, and sure enough, I got one when I was not focused. My bad. One trial learning!

Several times a year I travel to the Las Vegas Convention Center. I use a camera cage with a left-side handle. By midday, the hex screws on the handle start to loosen a bit. That's where this tool saves the day. It has standard size hex keys (and other tools), and it's small enough to fit in your pocket. The best $20 dollars I've ever spent.