9 11 Famous Photos

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This is great. Pelican is famous for its durability.

Being able to light my face at 4 feet at 9% power means that I'm pretty sure this bad boy is able to light my face through time and space and beyond. Also tungsten or daylight. Whew.

This isn't a famous microphone but for the price this is a great microphone

from a famous telescope makers great produced

I like it. It’s a famous brand. Light, compact and good-looking. It’s steady when using.

Cartoon is the old and famous brand of tripods in the world

If you don't need to support more than 11 lbs of scope and you're not going to take long exposure, (i.e. greater than 60 seconds) photos, this mount is lightweight, full-featured and easy to setup. It pairs well with the Sky-Watcher ED80 and you can carry ALL of the equipment you need in one load. It has built in wifi and Go-To capability, so you can connect via wifi from your phone, align the mount, and it will find thousands of interesting sky objects for you. It will then track that object for as long as you want to view it. And, since it's an Alt-Az mount, it's very easy to line up on visible objects like the Moon or Planets if you don't want to go to the trouble of aligning it. Finally, it's also capable of being used for time lapse photos and daytime viewing.

For years, I have printed photos I made that I considered good on 8 1/2 X 11 inch sheets of photo paper and stored them in loose-leaf notebooks. I now have hundreds filed in this manner. All have been stored in pairs in Print File Archival print preservers and all still look as good as the day they were printed. I would urge others to use them as well.

This is the perfect binder for storing flat archival materials no larger than 8 1/2 X 11 (such as photos and paper). Keeps everything dry and clean and stores neatly on a shelf.