Small Microwave 11 Inch Depth

[3RU] 2U and small depth is perfect

2U and small depth is perfect

[5.15 lb] I purchased this as my third Tamrac backpack. My expedition 7 has seen regular use for 12 years and it is still in perfect condition but it is larger and heavier than I need today. Last year I purchased the Tamrac Anvil 11 slim which is perfect for Mirrorless cameras but a bit tight in depth for my Nikon D850 outfit. The Anvil 17 is the same size as the Anvil 11 slim except for the depth which is perfect for my DSLR equipment. I would also note that I had a small issue with the Anvil 11 a couple of months after purchase and I called Tamra to see how I could get it repaired, they exchanged it for a new pack in very short order, no out of pocket to me. Tamrac is an Excellent company that stands behind their products and takes care of there customers with no hassles. B&H is also the Best company that I have bought camera gear from and I say this with experiences that go back over 30 years.

[24 to 70mm] I've only had the lens for a little while, but I'm extremely pleased with it. At f8~11 the depth of field is astonishing. I'm not a techie,, but stuff up close and far away are really, really sharp. Colors are saturated and true. I have a Sony 14-24 E mount for my a1, and it's very, very good. But this one's better. This is all visceral, not scientific. I'm glad I made the choice

[0.1 lb] This guy is small, I mean 1/4 inch... and quick too.

[Light Brown] fits my ipad pro 11 inch and q2 with an external flash perfectly. The roll-top can fit a light jacket or some snack bars. The zipper is harder to get around when full at the corner sometimes but not a bug issue. Overall a good buy and stylish bag!

[1.1 lb (0.5 kg)] I bought this to trim my 8.5 x 11 inch photo paper down to 8x10 inches (since nobody makes that anymore) and is very accurate. Heavy, too. Very high quality.

[0.535 lb] I'm using the Camvate 11-inch articulating arm to hold a Logitech Brio webcam straight down over my Roland keyboard workstation (music.) I needed something secure enough and that would let me orient the camera from the perspective of the person playing the keyboard. I attached the articulating arm with a super clamp to the equivalent or an overhead shelf. For something lightweight like the Brio webcam, it worked like a charm. I did not use the cold shoe mount or the connector that came with the articulating arm, so I cannot comment on those. So far so good, I like it. Btw, it is little, just in case you were wondering.

[Aluminum] This magic arm is very sturdy when tightened and very flexible when setting up. I used 3 of them (1 7-inch, 2 11-inch) connected my camera (caged) to 3 Falcam suction cups. I was very satisfied with the setup. There was no potential weak points that the setup could get loose and it was quiet easy to set it up and efficient in using space.

[0.12 lb] I have several of these in different sizes and colors. This 11 x 11 inch model is ideal for wrapping the awkward shaped lens mounted on a lens board for my 4x5 camera. Also for the various lens on lens boards for my enlarger. Not many here are concerned with those applications, but I am sure there are many other applications for which they are well suited because they are a well made product.