Samsung Refrigerator 67 Inches Height

[0.75 lb] our refrigerator is covered with them!

[34"] This is my first curved monitor I've ever owned. The effect is really cool when you are playing high intense games with a lot of action. The resolution is top notch. The only thing I would like to change is the dimensions...with it's 34 inch wide...it is only 14.5 inches in height. I would have loved it if it was the full 17 inches in height.

[White] This stand is really solid and stable. Base is 17.7 inches in diameter, but it holds the right Genelec 8030C speaker very securely, together with the rubber vibration damping base. I am using this with the left speaker on a Genelec table stand, which is shorter but extremely sturdy as well. The floor stand has a good clamp for height adjustment and an auxiliary hook for height security. Thank you.

[32.52 lb] Big 32 inches of screen. Great color. Adjustable height of stand. Solid base for stability on your desktop. Goodly number of input ports. Worth the cost.

[20 dB] I needed to get my shoulder par higher on my camera rig, and this is perfect. Well made, easy to adjust the height, strong material and built. You will gain almost 2.5 inches if you go to the maximum. I needed 3 inches; so, I inverted the top piece by unscrewing it; and replaced it upside down; and it did get me close enough to my 3 inches of height! And everything still really sturdy and strong. Already used it for 3 events; holding my rig on my shoulder for more than 4 hours each time, and it is really strong even with the top piece inverted. I really recommend it if you need to adjust the height with your rig, this piece is rock solid, as all Shape product, I'm using so far.

[1080p @ 60 Hz] I tested this center column with a gimbal head and my 600mm f/4E 8 lb lens. It was stable at 4.5 inches of extension which provided a total base height of 62.5 inches for the head and overall height with the gimbal of 66.5 inches.

[Universal] I originally bought this bag because I wanted to carry my Nikon D7500 and mounted Sigma 100-400 lens in a vertical, lens-down position.  That combo is 10 inches, and this was the only bag that seemed high enough.  My camera fit with a couple of inches to spare, but this bag just seemed HUGE.   I decided to exchange it for the Retro 10, which listed an interior height of 9.5 inches, not quite enough for my camera combo.  Wrong!  The Retro 10 fit the camera just fine.  It came to the top of the bag, but you can still zip up the top flap if desired.  Other than a shorter height, the Retro 10 and 20 are exactly the same size.  Some people want a larger bag, and if so, this one is wonderful and can really hold a lot of equipment.  These Think Tank bags are fabulous, comfortable to carry around, and the one feature I wasnt sure I would like is now my favorite feature of all--the velcro closed flap.  It is completely secure, the opening noise doesnt bother me at all and it can be fixed if you dont like not, and its just so easy to get into this bag to grab your camera when walking around.  My guess is that fewer people will want this largest (in height) bag, so there are other choices in this line.  I love the 10, and then I also got the 5 for my smaller camera equipment.

[6] Extremely small at 18 inches it fits into my carry on camera bag and even when fully extended it feels like a solid steel pole. I use it on a Canon 5d sr with a Wimberley monogimbal and either a collard Canon 70-200 IS iii f2.8 or a Canon 100-400 IS ii 5.6, both are about the same size and weight. I am about 5'9 tall and the monopod fully extended with that low profile setup is a perfect height so I don't need to play with setting it the the right height, I just extend it fully. My only complaint is that Gitzo should figure out a way to keep the extension locks from being turned more than 1/2 a turn. Its not happened to me, but I have heard horror stories of not being able to reassemble the mechanism if it is unscrewed all the way. But I still love it.

[Carbon Fiber] I wanted a tripod that would put the camera view finder at eye height (I'm 6'1) with some extra length to accommodate uneven ground, without having to rely on a center column. With that said, I also acquired the Quick Center Column to allow easier, quicker fine-tuning of height adjustments as well as to get even more height for shooting over obstacles, for example prairie grasses and wetland reeds which are rather high this time of year. I am not the kind of person who parks the car, pulls out the tripod, and sets it up. I wanted a tripod that was reasonably light weight for carrying for miles by hand or on a pack, yet was sturdy, stable, and durable. I spent considerable time researching and looking at tripods before I made this purchase. Most were too short by several inches or barely made it even close to eye height when fully extended, with no latitude for uneven surfaces, or required the center column to be extended 5 inches or more. Others were heavier by some margin, or were several inches longer when folded. The biggest complaint I read or heard was cost, but that seemed to be mostly coming from other brand ambassadors. And upon close examination the quality of the lesser priced tripods was clearly lacking, even in photos. When I considered my criteria, most tripods were quickly eliminated. Those that came close, were mostly in the same price range. I've now used it several times in the field, and I'm pleased and quite satisfied with its quality, construction, and its simple, quick, and smooth operation. It has proven very solid and stable, even in very windy conditions.

This stand is really solid and stable. Base is 17.7 inches in diameter, but it holds the right Genelec 8030C speaker very securely, together with the rubber vibration damping base. I am using this with the left speaker on a Genelec table stand, which is shorter but extremely sturdy as well. The floor stand has a good clamp for height adjustment and an auxiliary hook for height security. Thank you.