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[40 W LED] Pricey but worth every cent. A very well machined, highly polished Leica T2 adapter. Fits the M 240 like it was made for it. Smooth insertiion, no play, positive lock. Screw on my telescope tube set (Questar) to the front end and attach to the axial port of the scope and I'm imaging. Focus through the Leica EVF. Perfect combination. There are other T adapters (I own two) and they are poorly machined, poorly finished products that are more apt to damage my M 240's bayonet mount. Not taking any chances with a 6500.00 Leica camera body.

[18 x 18 x 3"] I ordered this light box with hopes that it would accurately photograph my jewelry pieces as the beauties that they are. Without strong knowledge of the range of light boxes, I went with this one and the photographer who helped me was beyond impressed. It was as easy as plug and play. The set-up is so thorough that all we had to worry about was getting straight to taking pictures. The black and white backgrounds that came with it velcro easily into place. The light balanced bulbs are strong, but the stands make it easy to alter and maneuver the light. My roommate realized it's also perfect for photographing his paintings. Entirely pleased by the purchase.

[40 W LED] Unless you are getting the $$$$ motorized jewelry lightbox with the rotating stand, this has got to be the next best thing (and it's $). Just put it near a lamp, set the white balance on your camera to tungsten, and Bob's your uncle.

[40 W LED] Unlike most adapters I have, this one is stellar quality.

[18 x 18 x 3"] I have been using this product for over 5 years. completely portable and are the best for great photos of jewelry....also, much cheaper with B & H than the jewelry suppliers...

[18 x 18 x 3"] I bought this to photograph my diecast/model collection and items to sell on-line. I have some larger items that I didn't think would fit in this small (15x15x23) lighthouse so I thought I would save some money and buy the large (24x24x36) lighthouse to shoot all my items regardless of size, rather than buying one for the big items and one for the smaller times. The large lighthouse is very good, but also a lot larger than I realized. 3 feet didn't seem to be that big until I put it on my shooting table. Although it provided very well lit photos, it was rather unwieldy to move around and took up too much space, so I decided to get this small lighthouse. This is the one I should have bought in the first place. The size is just right for 90% of the items I want to photograph. It is very easy to set up, adjust, move around, collapse and put away. The pictures coming out have great lighting. The construction is very good. I comes with a nice carrying case that it readily fits into and makes storage easy and compact. If you are photographing small to medium objects this is the lighthouse you are looking for. If you are photographing small to medium objects and large objects buy this lighthouse and a larger lighthouse. It costs more but you will be happier in the end.

[40 W LED] My wife has a small, out of the home, jewelry business and I need to get some nice up close shots of the product. This product is easy to set up and easy to use. I am thinking about getting a larger one for some bigger items.

[18 x 18 x 3"] Compact and feature rich LED lantern with good battery life. Best feature is the variable output. Highly recommended. The hand crank is such a bonus feature!

[18 x 18 x 3"] This unit was originally made by Minolta and has been a stable of photographers for years. The meter is very easy to use, provides very consistent readings (compared 4 units at the same lighting). In a photo class, 7/8 people had this meter with one being the original Minolta and no one has had issues. Other unit had readings that varied. Great unit that will last a long time and meet your needs.