Verizon Wireless Assessment Test

went from 1 bar on a Verizon camera to 3 after install of this antenna, thanks Spypoint!!!

I bought this filter to use on my new Nikon 24-70mm VR lens. It is my first 82mm filter since I mostly use 77mm filters. The first thing I recognized is that colors look richer and the filter seems to take more reflections off of mountain streams. At this point, this is a purely subjective assessment. I haven't had time to do a comparison with my other polarizer filters. Another purely subjective assessment is that the filter has greater light loss - up to 2 1/2 stops - at maximum reduction of polarization. That seems to be greater light loss than my other high quality polarizer filters. That's no problem for landscapes and mountain streams because I usually shoot that kind of image with a tripod and prefer slow exposures.

I bought this for my GX-85 after reading the good reviews for it. The reviews were correct in their assessment of it fitting my camera well. It is a well crafted accessory! I especially like the fact that it's cheaper than the Panasonic version and can access the battery and SD card w/o removing the grip. The sale price made it a good value as well.

While this is not a scientific assessment of the device, it has done what I need it to do. With COVID-19, I am working from home. Our WiFi is from the living room near the television, and, consequently, I am working from the back room. The signal had been weak, but it mattered less to me until now. Without the Range Extender, I was experiencing a weak signal or occasional loss of signal, especially when using video conferencing. I needed the signal boosted so that I could competently perform my work duties. B & H got the device to me quickly, I could easily install it, and it made an instantaneous improvement of my WiFi signal. Thanks!

My preliminary assessment is that the Cube will be handling every task I'd hope to put it to. Good volume as long as one is careful about which track to use for which attachment.

I recently acquired the G20 light as part of my assessment gear being a medic. I find this light is convenient and can help whether inspecting a patient /situation or just day to day need for a practical light without the high lumens. Now part of my gear.

I have not yet had the opportunity to shoot with this lens a lot to make a solid assessment. I am using this lens on a newly acquired Z5. I have been shooting mostly close objects for listing on eBay. For that task this lens has performed very well. I shoot mostly around f11 and the images are nicely sharp and crisp and detailed. Overall and thus far in limited use I would recommend this lens. One further note... the lens is a little heavier than I expected; not a light weight as originally described. Also the lens does protrude out a little bit so you have to be careful what you aim at when shooting in macro mode.

We had to tape down multiple cables in our office for a couple of days for an assessment. The tape was easy to handle placing the cables, and, best of all, came up without any trouble. I'd buy this again.

Needed to do an assessment of germs and animal urine through the house. The nm was right but with such an affordable price, I didn't know what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality and sturdiness of the fixture. Shipping was also rather fast. Now I have set it up in my room for when I want to get some mood lighting going. I definitely recommend purchasing this!

While nothing will ever truly replace Kodak's PKM and PKR, E100 is, by any fair assessment , a first rate offering. Soon after its (re)introduction, I gave E100 a test, not really certain how the film would stack up against its earlier iterations, E100G and E100VS. I was not disappointed! This film has since become my sole color film. Its rendering to my eyes is accurate, its grain almost invisible, and its contrast punchy. As with any slide film, it demands careful metering and care to realize its full potential. Expensive? Certainly. But a film that will continue to be my go-to for color work. Kudos to Kodak!