Moving Boxes For Large Tvs

[Included] For moving around studio lights especially with large soft boxes these Avenger light stands can't be beat. Once in place you can lay sand bags over the wheeled part and it's secure. Even without sandbags it doesn't want to tip over.

[18.1 lb] Moving large amounts of photo stuff.

[Plastic] Great for moving large files from one computer to another.

[Zipper] I have 4 48" TVs that I rent out for events.� The original boxes were starting to get old and they take up a ton of room and are bulky to carry around.� These bags fit my TVs perfectly.� As an added bonus, I am able to leave my mounting brackets on the back of the tvs as well (pic attached).� I'm a little concerned that the shoulder strap will give out over time which could be a problem, but haven't had them long though to test that yet though.

[6.9 lb] These Slide Archival boxes were just what I needed. I'm moving and didn't have time to scan all my slides. The metal boxes are very well constructed and of a high quality.

[0.13 lb] Using for large soft boxes that are too heavy for the strobe mount

[32+] I'm running SDI down a 100' of coax and using this splitter to sent my image to two large TVs on stage. It works perfectly.

[3.05 lb] I needed a new large softbox. Photoflex boxes have always been good. I love the white interior.

[Aluminum] A very versatile tripod with a very smoothly moving center articulating column and very easy to use large buttons to change the leg angles. I had a problem with my tripod after 4 months and their customer service was 5 star.

[Spot Clean] This is a hardy vinyl that takes a heavy beating from moving large ceramic pieces on and off it. The dark background is perfect to help the sculpture pieces sing. Photography is not my specialty but the background helps me get closer to professional quality images of my work for documentation. Next I’ll be experimenting with lighting.