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I m Ernest, an Electronics Tech (owner of Retro Electro Tech) and Professional Photographer (owner of Posh Rocket Studio) originally from Los Angeles, now based in Maine.
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Reviews (10)
Jul 24, 2008
Rockford Files, Season Two - Good Stuff !!!
The 70's where the best days of my life and some excellent TV came out of that era including the Rockford Files. If you love good P.I / Detective action check it out, it's a great classic.
Feb 10, 2012
Great flash for the money
I purchased this flash for off camera use and it serves that function just fine. I have several of these units and I use them primarily for "fill / effect lighting" when working in areas where the use of studio strobes are not practical. They are durable, have been reliable, have manual power settings and are not a major loss if one is damaged on location. Although this flash does not have the intensity / output (GN) as some of the other units out there, it is more than adequate when working in closer proximity to your subject etc. One thing you will need to be careful of, is the higher trigger voltage that can exist with this unit and several other vintage flashes on the market. Some of these units can have upward of 200 + volts that can damage DSLR circuitry etc. So, know the trigger voltage your DSLR is rated to handle at the hot-shoe / PC socket.
Feb 05, 2016
Professional Salon Rolling Utility Cart
Purchased for the hair and makeup station in my photography studio as a convenient way to arrange and move around "product" that is being applied to the model. Starting with the base, it is made from a fairly solid composite (plastic) material with firmly fastened casters that roll along the floor smoothly. The post appears to be constructed with a decent grade of aluminum with powder coating. The pole simply drops / slots down into the hole on the base, but is not held in by any screws, however, it "friction fits" in place adequately. The pole height is adjustable via the knob that is visible in the image. the inner pole does not have pre-drilled holes in it for the bolt to rest in, so, be sure to hand tighten securely, but don't over tighten. With the amount of weight I will have on the tray I don't anticipate any issues with the pole collapsing down suddenly. The actual tray has a base that sets into the top of the pole and is set in place with another knob, which is more than adequate to keep the tray stable. The tray is made of fairly rigid aluminum and provides a nice sanitary surface for product and is very easy to sanitize. For my needs and for the price, I am very happy with the quality of this utility tray.