50 Desk With Storage

I really like these, they are slim for easy storage, and I color code my subjects too. These are my go to, just got 50 more!

After a few weeks of using the Tangent Wave2 Panel, I was pleasantly surprised by how much it has helped my workflow with Capture One and Adobe Premier Pro. My primary business is corporate and advertising work split 50-50 between photo and video projects. When adjusting, I am just looking at the image and using the controls on the Tangent Wave2, which gives me more exact control and speeds things up. Before you move your mouse, go to the menu, and click the setting, and often would be hard to fine-tune your moves. It may not seem like a lot of time with the mouse, but once you get used to the Tangent Wave 2, you will not look back. The overall size and build quality are good, and it does not take up too much desk space and is easy to move. I considered the Tangent Element, but it was too big for my desk could get by with the Wave2. My only criticism is that Tangent poorly communicates how it works and the benefits to the end users. They need to show real-world examples and people using their products. Let's face it we spend thousands on camera gear but spend over half our time in front of the computer. That's why anything that can speed up our work and improve our results is a winner.

In the old days, a slow speed film such as this tended to give extremely high contrast. I bought this film out of curiosity, loaded it in my Leica M4-2, and then I forgot what film I had loaded in that camera. I thought that the camera contained an ISO 50 film. So, I shot the entire roll at ISO 50, and only after I unloaded the camera did I realize what happened. I sent the film off for push developing 1 stop. I was expecting a soot and chalk type of contrast. Instead, what I got back were beautifully sharp and detailed images, with very finely nuanced tonal gradation from black to white. It scanned very easily also. When I lightened up the tones in the shadows, more and more detail would crop up. I took some photos of my office manager at her desk, and you can literally read the letter on her desk, even though the letter is in the bottom right hand corner of the frame. (Leica 35mm Summicron ASPH also helped). I'm really impressed with the tonal breadth and high resolution of this film.

I got this light recently for streaming from my desk & I'm quite happy with it so far. The light is more than bright enough, I'm usually using it at around 50%. Full color is awesome, I'll switch to something that feels better at night, like red or purple. The app works pretty well. Option for battery power is nice, works perfectly with my various NP-F style batteries I already own.

This contact print & Negative storage page finally got me to put 50 years of negatives in envelopes and contact sheets in boxes together So much easier to pick photos to be printed

I just paid 50% more of Sandisk 128GB card and get 4X of the storage for this card. You may said the read/write speeds are difference. Yes, every card is difference! However, I can use 1.9Gb/s, the highest bit rate of my GH6, for the ProRes format without and problem. If you are looking for the fastest card, it may not your choice. If you a videographer, you may need 2-3 each of 512GB card for ProRes 422 recording, it is hard for find a better choice.

This machine replaced the aging NUC5 on my wife’s desk. I set it up with enough DRAM and storage that she should be set for another eight or nine years. Very smooth assembly and software setup, great performance on the usual office apps, extremely quiet.

Great card storage device! I was always searching through desk drawers and camera bags for lost cards. But no more!

This was the least clunky monitor riser I could find that also gave me a couple of cubbies for desk-top storage. I use it to hold and charge my iPad and iPhone on the top shelf, and store my papers underneath, for a clutter-free desktop. I

Takes up very little room on my desk. I only plug it in when I need to copy files from desktop to permanent storage, but even then it isn't a loud unit. I don't recommend keeping it plugged into your computer all the time, it will slow things down momentarily because everything else is SSD. Keep it handy, plug it in only when needed. Works great!