Watch Battery 319 Cross Reference

Been cross shopping studio reference headphones for A WHILE, finally decided on the ATH-M50x and couldn't be happier for the price. B&H had best price on the internet and shipping was legit lightning fast. Highly recommend both!

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Not often do we use the expression it's as good as... and really mean it, but in reference to the Watson EN-EL4A battery used in a Nikon D3x, it is as good as the Manufacturers battery ... in my humble opinion.

The 325N is very solid and includes several thread size inserts, as well as the 319 75mm adapter ring.* I have the Libec H38 head, and needed a cheaper way to swap the cam (XL-2) between the tripod and an elevated rail dolly, without having to buy a second head. The 325N was exactly what I was after. *After ordering it, I noticed one of the reviews saying that the 100-75mm adapter ring (Manfrotto part #319) was not included. I called B&H who confirmed that, so I began the search for one. EVERYONE was out, and all dealers were backordered. Boooo! Lucky me, I found ONE on auction, in xlnt condition. I arrived today, along with the 325N, which... ding.... had one in the box. Not sure if it was an anomaly, but I'm happy mine came with it. The 325N is a great piece of engineering and works perfectly.

Used for Sony NX5 replacing the heavy Manfrotto 319. Great control on tilt and pan A stronger counter balance spring would have been better but I can live with it

I was able to buy this CPU for $319 and no tax thanks to a B&H $75 off coupon - an absolutely unreal price. This was the first time I've upgraded my CPU since building my tower with a 2nd gen i5 and it's awesome. The only drawback is that the new chips don't come with a cooler in the box, so you'll need to have thermal paste on hand.

So for the $319 I paid for this lens here at B&H I wasn't really expecting much. But to my surprise it's a very sharp lens and I'm not seeing much in the way of soft edges or corners. It's small and light and fits on my a6000 very well. It's an all manual lens so for those who aren't used to a manual lens it may be intimidating. Don't worry. Since it's such a wide angle there is tons, or miles, of depth of field. According to the DOF Master app if you set the f-stop to 5.6 and your focus distance to 5 feet, everything from 2.3 feet to infinity is in focus. So don't fear not having auto focus. Just use those settings and fire away. That's what I did for the street musician pic I posted.

I had never considered a product like this until I saw reference to it on YouTube. I don’t need a battery grip because the battery life is sufficient, and it makes it so bulky, but for an upcoming Safari with longer lenses I thought the extra grip could help fatigue. Once I got it I was shocked at how much of a difference it made. I have smallish hands, but even then my pinky had no place to rest on my A7 iii. With this plate it’s far more comfortable to hold.

I am a professional cinematographer, I use this as an on-cam monitor, in addition to a 17inch reference monitor. Great monitor for the money, looks sturdy, all accessories included, various battery plates appreciated. It does not feel or look cheap. Used it for two weeks so far, with a Sony FS7, no glitches. Nice waveform and other exposure monitoring tools. I power it off the camera battery with a p-tap to DC connector wire. Everything works as advertised. Brightness outside is reasonable, but not incredible. With the supplied top/side hood (which is well built, btw) it is ok, but I will add another piece of black board on the bottom so as to cut all glare. Nice zoom feature, plus peaking, since I mostly use it for checking focus. Colors also look quite close to the truth. The 5 star rating is also in regard to the very affordable price for a full HD of its size.

Great Case. It's a tight fit, but I have my on camera reference monitor in this with a battery and HDMI Cable