Stacking Kit For Top Loading Washer

[Glass] I have recently converted to digital from film, an am using a Canon T2i, with the 18-135 kit lens. In the past I have used mostly canon equipment dating back to my first which was a Canon 7, I was not satisfied with the capabilities of the 19-135 kit lens for closeup work and being on a tight budget (VA Disability & SS) I can not afford a prime Macro Lens, so I did my due dillegence and researched the alternatives. While extension tubes, and bellows are available, they are somewhat cumbersome to use, and I tried the Tiffen Lens, and was pleasently supprised with the IQ, and relative ease of use. The major shortcomings that I have found is that focus is extremely critical, even a slight breeze on a flower can ruin a shot, but this is true of any Macro shot. Also when stacking the lenses dust can get on the elements which will degrade the IQ, I recommend a through cleaning of each lens when stacking to prevent this. The last negative effect is that there is a noticeable loss of light transmission which can be compensated for by using the largest f-stop possible, and living with a slightly reduced DOF.

[0.08 lb] Stacking filters has never been easier!

Stacking filters has never been easier!

[Shot] Can never have too many, unless you are the only one loading in or out.

[1x HDMI] Does what it is intended to do. Fairly quick loading, top notch picture and sound.

[5.1 lb] This bag is awesome!!! I wanted a top loading bag that my Nikon D850 would fit into with the lens and hood on; ready to grab and shoot! The Sigma lens comes with a lens hood cover, making it a perfect grab and shoot setup! The bag is roomy, quick to get into, and perfect for my needs!!!! I can carry everything I need for wildlife shooting, in one bag!!! I highly recommend it!!!!

[Yes] I purchased this backpack recently from B&H, and while unique it is well constructed and easy to use. The side loading compartment will take an aps-c dslr with lens mounted without risk of anything breaking in the front. The top closes with a zipper plus a strong strap. Inside there is well padded laptop sleeve. On the outside is a pocket for a water bottle. * If you have a range of additional parts you'll need an insert to drop in. The expandable top is best for light items, perhaps that sweater you didn't need to bring after all. And the attractive outer shell would repel light showers, with a rain cover included if required.

[Polypropylene] Sorting thru about 8,000 slides. These are really nice with their top-loading feature and title labeling strip at the top of each page.

[1.2 GHz] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We love the printer so far! Especially the top loading feature for copying and scanning documents. It’s super fast and easy to use once set up. We did have a lot of trouble getting it connected to our network. The app had some glitches that day and was not letting us complete the setup fully. It took a little over 2 hours before it finally would show properly on our network but once it was up and running, it was smooth sailing!

[1.31 lb] After searching for ages to find a top plate that's top-loading for a manfrotto 501/504 plate, I found this. I had been told that this is only a slide-in loader, but based on the pictures, I gambled. This thing is great. Comes with a plate, and also Locks in pretty tight. Now I have it permanently attached to the plate of my shoulder rig allowing me to quickly pop the shoulder plate and handles on and go! tl;dr it's a top loading quick release plate which I've wanted to find.