1.6 Gpm Electric Pressure Washer

[Red] I have neck problems and this strap keeps the pressure off my neck

[Yes] Multiple outlets for various electric plugs

[0.3 lb] That belt helps to reduce pressure on the photographer's lower back.

[Plastic] Quality durable squeegee that provides even pressure throughout the print

[Black] Holds all my gear, organized the way I want and on my back to take the pressure off my shoulders

[Sony E] Using it on R6, R8, R5, R5C ... what a great lens ! sadly Canon's firmware FORCES the 1.6 crop on fullframe bodies instead of letting us choose and deal with vignetting the way we want... creatively... And of course you loose more than half the MP when cropped but so what ! there's still plenty more than enough for most uses ( remember we started on 10D , 300D with only 6.3MP , GH5S has only 10MP, A7S2 has only 12MP... you only need 2.1MP for 1080p video, only 8.4 MP for 4K ... largest image on Facebook is less than 3MP in 3x2 ratio.... you really don't need more than half of your camera's sensor.... , and you may loose a few other options ( slowmotion video, and on RP you loose 1080p ) , and you loose optionnal aspect ratios in photo... HOWEVER if you have the R5C : in photo it will force 1.6 crop, but NOT in video !!! So you can shoot it 10-18mm f/2.8 fullframe video. Not much vignetting at 10mm , and you can reduce it by using digital video IS , and crop letterbox inpost ... great great lens to use on fullframe body, too. https://www.instagram.com/p/DBDdvjLNPeX/ https://www.instagram.com/p/DA-lepnt1aW/ can't wait to get Sigma's RF 16mm 1.4

[1.095 lb] This lens does just what it's supposed to...make your photo look cool. At f1/1.6, the picture is just blurry and basically uninspiring. By f/2.8, things get interesting, but still your photo looks like a mistake, not something either vintage or arty. But f/4 and f/5.6...now that is the sweet spot. Blurry, swirls (minor) and a nice, crisp center. After f/5.6, the lens just has a low-res sort of un-coated lens look. (Even though the lens IS coated). Overall, a lot of fun and a welcome addition to my bag. I've attached a moonlight-only photo I took at f/5.6 just to show you.

[0.595 lb] Great that it uses 6 AA batteries, no need for electric connection

[Steel] Works great for my purposes...electric guitar

[56mm] The Velvet 56mm is a well-built manual lens. It takes great photos, specially the macro. I've tried this with portraits. It's somewhat a challenge to get a focus at 1.6 (well it's not the lens fault). But it does have a glowing effect when you shoot at f/1.6 or f/2 I've shot fine art flower photos with this lens and they are great