Wardrobe Printed Portable Closet

I use this for a portable home projection screen. I stow it in a closet, pull it out, watch a movie in the yard or LR (where we don't have a TV) and stash it away afterwards. It's quite heavy, but has very well positioned carrying handles. The tripod base is well constructed and easy to use. In fact, the whole thing is well constructed. It's very easy to adjust, you pull it as wide as your image, I think it's really great and would get it again. In storage mode, it's encased completely in plastic and stands up on it's end (balances on it's own).

Great sound when mounted correctly and has proven to be of great value in difficult wardrobe situations.

I purchased the printer for my field research project and with the accessory battery it is totally portable and a great addition when working in a remote area. As soon as I received the printer I printed off several pages of text and I was impressed by the print speed. Next I printed off a couple photos and the quality was excellent for printing on copy paper. I believe this printer will become an essential tool to my field trips. Ed Helmick

Just what I needed to move my printer into a closet.

Very good size, that can be kept at home in a wardrobe. Fits one body and easily three (even 4, for small focal) lenses. Its my second Box. There price is also very appropriate.

i actually use this vest for a altogether different purpose. I am a Wardrobe supervisor and am onstgae quite a bit. Because it is live theatre anything can happen at anytime and as such I need to be prepared. The many useful pockets allow me to carry many useful tools at the same time. I can carry Sewing supplies, notes & even a H20 bottle for the Divas are all within reach. The many specific compartments make it easy when I want to reach for a specific item without clutter. I have used this vest for many years and find it invaluable for my profession!!!

Great choice for hiding a mic under an actor's wardrobe; sounds incredible and easy to mix with a boom mic (well you know, relatively.) Works great with a G3, just get the gain staging correct and you're good to go.

I have three of these now to lash to the ladders on the ladder racks of my Chevy van to hold my wardrobe On The Road. The other Pelican cases inside my van hold the camera equipment. If I get a fourth of these 1650's, I may just make a platform bed out of them on the roof and sleep up there under a tent tarp. With three of these topside, I have room inside the van to do my work, even lay down and take a snooze, count some ZZZ's, and dream.

The price point is great and easy enough to rig it to the actor with a little wardrobe modification to get great POV shots. This rig along with our POV helmet are a great combo in our tool bag.

I use this all the time for tricky wardrobe shoots. The whole thing is hook & loop, so the size is extremely versatile, which helps mic up talent of any size.