1981 Jackson Guitars

Still the best bag out there. I bought my first in 1981.

Guitars, keyboards, bass

This is one great item to use on stage with the guitars. Love it!

Price was right, replacing my 1981 Yamaha Natural Sound A-760. Sound is full and clear at all ranges of volume. My vinyl, tuner, CDs, and streaming from my laptop are all wonderful.

I have used a Minolta Flash Meter since 1981. Kenko bought out the Minolta line and renamed it, but it is still the Minolta Flash IV inside and out. My Flash III lasted 25 years and was dead on accurate. Just like the Flash III, this Kenko meter It is also dead on accurate - if you put one next to another they both read the same down to the tenth of a stop. It's a no frill's. durable, dependable meter that promises to go the distance. Buy this meter if you don't want or need extra fluff. It's a no brainer

This thing is a tank of a tripod. It is the best one I have ever used since 1981.The series 4 head is amazing. The friction setting is amazingly easy to set. It has a click function that is very intuitive. The legs are super easy to adjust the G-Lock Ultra twist locks work flawlessly with just a simple quarter turn. Super stable, supports my Z9 with a 300mm f2.8 VRII with no problem. I actually prefer using the supplied ball head over my gimbal head. The series 4 ball head is much more compact and easier to carry around. This should last for years to come, thanks Gitzo and B&H.

I start photography 1968 with Pentax than 1970 Canon and 1981 Nikon F with head A. from 2001 start digital Olympus and 2004 Nikon D70 , 2005 D200, than D700, D7210, D800E and eventually D850. The best camera that I have ever used is D850. Focusing, ISO, light, Colors, all functions are fantastically works without a problem.

I did a ton of research before purchasing the D850. Nikon has been the only brand in my arsenal since 1981, so the brand wasn't a question. It was time to upgrade from my trusty D90 and D7100, so I opted for the D850 and D780. I couldn't be happier. In three weeks I've shot minor league baseball (multiple times), urban architecture and a bit of macro work with the D850. Love that I can crop closely and keep a large, sharp file. And it seems to be built like a tank. Money well spent as far as I'm concerned.

I have many AF Micro-Nikkors, but I still love this manual focus lens (which I believe I bought from B&H around 1981!). It's rock-solid, image quality is excellent, and it's a joy to focus manually. Hopefully they'll never discontinue it.

I have been using HP printers products (toner and/or ink) since 1981 and they have never failed me in producing quality printing at a reasonable price.