Showing posts with label Tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tips. Show all posts

June 5, 2017

Desmond Index Stop Bars Review


Desmond Index Stop Bars overview

Index Stop Bars are included in Desmond's arsenal for quite some time now but missed appropriate attention up to now. As expected from a brand like Desmond they meet good quality standards addressing the budget minded segment of the photographic support industry.

June 7, 2015

New SSB-01 Index Stop Bars from Sunwayfoto

Sunwayfoto SSB-01 Index Stop Bar
Among the clamping accessories offered by Sunwayfoto, has recently been added the SSB-01.

Well SSB-01 is  an Index Stop Bar long awaited from Sunwayfoto. The SSB-01 is equipped with one soft nylon screw which immobilizes the bar on any Arca-Swiss® compatible dovetail.

December 20, 2012

Hot Shoe 3-Axis Spirit / Bubble Level Reference

Hot Shoe 3-Axis Spirit / Bubble Level overview

This is a reference page for the convenient Hot-Shoe 3-Axis Bubble Level as it appears and is referred to, in all articles about the usage of Panoramic heads.

It is a very low cost accessory that will prove very convenient in leveling your camera in either Landscape or Portrait orientation without need of relocation according to the camera orientation.

August 4, 2012

A Useful Friction Tool by Sunwayfoto

The term "Friction Tool" did not mean much to me, until I received one complementary copy of this tool among other things for review from Sunwayfoto headquarters, recently.

Does a small tool deserve a review?

June 14, 2012

Hejnar PHOTO Index Stop Bars Reference

Hejnar PHOTO Index Bars w/ soft tip screw & hex key
This is a reference page for the Hejnar PHOTO Index Bars as they are depicted and referred to, in many of my articles about Panoramic heads and Nodal Rails.

October 17, 2011

Benro B-2 & B Series Ball Heads Tips

Benro B-2 Ball head overview

Having used the Benro B-2 Ball Head for over a year now, permits me to have a more clear aspect about its strengths and weaknesses.
During this time it had a little dip in the mud, a little exposure to direct sun at 45 oC and a few bumps with other fellow photo equipment in the trunk of my car although bagged.