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In conjunction with a regular tripod, the magic arm creates a simple field studio for macro photography. With the tripod's primary head holding the strobe & softbox diffuser, the magic arm arranges a small subject exactly where I want it:
The only thing I don t like about it, aside from the price, is that every few months the elbow joint needs to be tightened with an allen wrench to keep the tension snug. Convinced that it was simply brilliant, I bought a goose neck rod , which is a flexible arm that fits in the clamps and takes the same accessories as the Magic Arms.
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Using Manfrotto Arms
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Reviews for "The Crossover Craze: Vooldo Doll Hentai Meets Other Popular Fandoms"
1. John - 1/5 - I was sorely disappointed with the "Vooldo doll hentia" product. The quality of the doll was extremely poor, with limbs that easily fell off and a cheap, flimsy material that tore with minimal use. The design itself was also problematic, as it didn't resemble the character advertised and instead looked like a poorly made knockoff. Overall, this product was a waste of money and I would not recommend it to anyone.
2. Sarah - 2/5 - I was intrigued by the concept of the "Vooldo doll hentia" but ultimately found it to be lacking. The doll's functionality was limited and the accompanying accessories were poorly designed. The packaging was also misleading, as it promised a more interactive experience that was just not delivered. While it may appeal to some collectors, I felt that it fell short of my expectations and I wouldn't purchase it again.
3. Mark - 1/5 - The "Vooldo doll hentia" was a complete letdown. The doll arrived damaged, with paint chipping off and the joints were loose, making it difficult to pose. The clothing and accessories that came with it were flimsy and poorly made, constantly slipping off. The overall quality was abysmal and did not justify the high price point. I would strongly advise against purchasing this product.