Window Air Conditioner Splashing Water

For water or window scenes.

On an Alaskan rafting trip, my camera would have been ruined by the splashing water but my waterproof bag saved the day

Typically I rely on my lens hood to protect the front element but when the conditions have splashing water or the lens is an expensive one that is no longer in production, I opt for more protection and this seems the best option.

With large amounts of daylight splashing across the lake water we were filming - this filter was perfect to remove the unwanted reflections and keep just what we needed.

I appreciate its multifunction. In the air, water and land.

We have it for everything, Air-Conditioner panel control, Land line phone, Toys Etc',

This speakerphone is very clear on both ends. Was able to hear the other person speaking clearly even when my portable air conditioner was running in the room.

As always B&H was very quick to send the package out and it was what we ordered no problem. Our only problem is that the air conditioner is apparently too loud for even this windscreen to totally block the noise. It does a much better job but the mic is apparently extremely sensitive to all sound.

I got this because during the hot months I can't run my air conditioner and computer at the same time due to neighborhood brownouts. If I turn the air conditioner off the computer overheats. This covers the outtages so I can work in comfort without unexpectedly rebooting every few minutes. Thanks!

Electrical power spikes occur for many reasons and your sensitive electronics won't survive unless you have a quality surge suppressor. Most products sold as surge supressors only provide a low level of protection and are little more than power bars. The Isobar offers a high level of protection and, unlike most other surge suppressors, will isolate each outlet from surges caused by other appliances plugged into it. Case in point, I needed to use an air conditioner on the same outlet as a computer. The Isobar effectively protects the computer from power surges as the air conditioner cycles on and off.