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quickndone (21098)- Feedback left by buyer.
More than a year ago
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Thank you for an easy, pleasant transaction. Excellent buyer. A++++++.
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31 August 2017
So Far So Good
I am giving this a 4 star rating only because I have not field tested as of yet. But it does fit all my camera gear. When I say all my camera gear I mean my Nikon D3400 with DX 70-300mm kit lens, Nikon D3300 camera body 7 additional lenses (one in which will be here tomorrow hence the empty space in the photo), and 3 different solar filters. In the pouch I can fit my 3 camera batteries, lens cleaning supplies, intervalometer, and spare batteries for my intervalometer. I can attach my tripod to the side using the tripod straps. This is exactly what I needed to simply my photography needs. I have all my gear in one central location with easy access to the camera and lenses I need for a specific occasion without having to worry about forgetting a lens hood, or forgetting to switch the tripod camera mount from one camera to the other, or wishing I had a different lens to use cause I wasn't sure which lens I would need. This bag eliminates all those has hassles!!!! Oh and has a separate compartment to carry my laptop as well should I need to bring that with as well!! So like I said....this bag holds all my gear!!
26 August 2017
Very Pleased
4 of 4 found this helpful Exact same image processor and sensor as the D3400 but I am able to use the D3300 with my D3400 kit lenses and I have the ability to use an intervalometer for astrophotography unlike the D3400. The image quality of the D3300 is gonna be the same as the D3400. If I had known Nikon took away all ability to use an intervalometer on the D3400. I would have just bought the D3300 instead and saved myself some money!! But so far the D3300 has performed well! No issues at all! Everything functions properly! If your are thinking of buying a D3400 hundred, depending on your intended use, I would recommend the D3300 instead. Not too much difference between the 2, but the D3300 gives you the ability to use accessories such as a microphone and intervalometer. The D3400 does not offer this!! The D3400 does offer a bit more settings which you may or may not find useful and has extremely high ISO settings, so high that in my opinion, I have no idea what you would use an insanely high 25000 + ISO setting for in any real world application!! Maybe that is just due to my lack of knowledge on this matter!! But if your looking for versatility in an entry level DSLR and looking into Nikon, I would steer more towards the D3300 for its ease of use, full manual control and settings, and it's versatility vs the D3400!!! The photo below was taken with the Nikon D3300 and the DX 70-300mm f4.5-6.3G ED zomm kit lens from the D3400. 300mm @ f6.3 with shutter speed 1:1000 at ISO 400 with a Seymour Solar ND5 glass solar filter during the recent eclipse on Aug 21, 2017!!
11 May 2018
AWESOME 2007 Ford F150 Fx4
This worked awesome and made bleeding my brakes quick and easy without the need of a second person!! If you get this with the 3 prong adapter for Ford here is a helpful tip. The O ring that comes on the adapter is too large to fit and seal properly. Romove that O ring and install the smaller O ring that comes with it. Once I did that, it worked pefectly, sealed perfectly, held pressure flawlessly, and made bleeding my brakes quick and easy!! A must have for thevdo it yourselfer!!!😁