Genuine HOTPOINT, INDESIT, CREDA, WHIRLPOOL Washing Machine Shock Absorber Kit
AU $17.30
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I'm really happy with this. Great service and a great item. Seller dispatched quickly and packed it really, really well! I'd definitely buy from this seller again. Many thanks!
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Great wee product and packed to perfection .
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Good buyer, prompt payment, valued customer, highly recommended.
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Item arrived very quickly, packed well and exactly as described, one very happy customer:)
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Straightforward, smooth transaction. Very fast payment. Happy to recommend. Many thanks for your purchase
Reviews (20)
02 June 2010
sigma 17-35mm (older model)
2 of 2 found this helpful this lens is ok if you just want to experiment with a super-wide 17mm on your full-frame camera. don't bother if you have an APS-C chip as there are many other, cheaper, sharper lenses available.
it's fairly light and compact too. unfortunately it is let down by image softness at wide apertures if you're using a Digital SLR - if you're shooting people that's not a bad thing, but if you're into landscapes then your pics will lose a bit of zing (i'm guessing this was designed for film cameras where circle of confusion and pixel spacing were not an issue).
If you own a full frame cam and you can pick one up one of these lenses for £120 or less it's worth buying just to play with. if you want stunning pictures however you need to spend a bit more. have a look at the Canon L series 17-40mm (about £550 new so you might get a second hand bargain).
02 June 2010
sigma 17-35mm (older model)
2 of 2 found this helpful this lens is ok if you just want to experiment with a super-wide 17mm on your full-frame camera. don't bother if you have an APS-C chip as there are many other, cheaper, sharper lenses available.
it's fairly light and compact too. unfortunately it is let down by image softness at wide apertures if you're using a Digital SLR - if you're shooting people that's not a bad thing, but if you're into landscapes then your pics will lose a bit of zing (i'm guessing this was designed for film cameras where circle of confusion and pixel spacing were not an issue).
If you own a full frame cam and you can pick one up one of these lenses for £120 or less it's worth buying just to play with. if you want stunning pictures however you need to spend a bit more. have a look at the Canon L series 17-40mm (about £550 new so you might get a second hand bargain).
05 October 2017
very handy battery plate
useful for powering larger monitors like the Shogun with my surplus BP-U30 batteries.