Aging Deaf Miniature Schnauzer Smacks After Eating

this film smacks I love 5x7 :-)

After much deliberation w bought a Sony system to replace the aging Bang & Olufsen. The sub component is beautifully made and weighs a ton which fills me with confidence....anything lightweight is going to be tinny. I also think it it is quite beautiful (unlike the big box that came with my sister in laws BOSE system). I liked the look of it so much I wanted to put it on display. In the end though I found it worked best in a corner out of sight.

After many years of devotion to my aging NEC monitor, the color balance had changed to the point where I couldn't trust it. After talking to many friends and color printing professionals, I decided to get the ColorEdge. It was an easy seamless transition with color profiling similar to the NEC only better and faster. I'm a working pro and couldn't be happier!

I was replacing a 5K retina iMac Pro, so I was nervous about this, but a 27 monitor wasn't enough for my aging eyes anymore. I really wanted the other Apple brand 34 monitor, but we all know how expensive and old that technology is. And their other monitors are also 27, so Apple was out. After watching a lot of videos and reading reviews, I landed on this monitor as a companion to my new Mac Studio. While this monitor does not hold up to the Retina display quality, it is good enough. I don't mean that as a knock. I mean it's a high quality monitor that is what you need it to be. It doesn't output at Apple nit levels, but in my office (which has 6 curtained windows), I never used the Apple brightness over 1/3rd of what it could do. I have used this monitor at full brightness with the curtains pulled back, and it's more than enough. I'm torn on the matte finish of the display. On one hand, it has almost no glare, which is great! But I'm just used to the glossy/glassy coating on Apple which feels like a crystal clear image, where on this monitor, if your font is too small, you can start to see the pixel breakdown. But once you get everything configured properly, you won't want to go back. I got this monitor because I needed more space on the desktop (the virtual desktop I mean) and because my eyes are aging or degrading (I have double vision and other undiagnosed eye problems, so I'm not the average user). After switching to this monitor, I have less strain on my eyes. I don't know if it is due to the larger screen (I am using about the same font size though) or was due to the glossy screen I was using before. As far as quality, you can find plenty of reviews on the color gamut and quality. I'm no expert, but the image clarity and color space appears to be great. I don't notice any washout or bright spots on the display. If you pair this with a Mac studio, you'll be very happy.

After 5 years and 167252 snaps it was time to replace my aging D810. I was going to purchase another new D810 after the price drop. After reviewing and researching the D850 it became the clear choice. I will not reiteriate what everyone else has said that is positive, other that it is all true. After shooting 500 images with it I am amazed at what it produces everytime, consistantly. If you are on the fence like I was, for what it is worth go, for the D850 and never look back. I haven't. B&H service is excellent as always, won't buy anywhere else.

I needed to replace an aging i7 3.3GHz PC. After doing extensive research on features, durability and packaging, I went with this selection. I mounted this with the ASUS Prime Z690-P WiFi motherboard in a Thermaltake Commander G42 PC Case. It fits in and is very quiet. The temperatures are running around 25C on the i9 12900K Chip. Very, very pleased with this.

After losing my last pan bar on a location shoot, I ordered this replacement and must say it has spruced- up my aging Ace tripod. I didn't think it would make much of a difference, but the new one actually performs better in terms of action and ability to stay in position. It has reminded me how much I use my gear and that updates and replacements should occur on a more regular basis, not just when something breaks or is completely inoperable.

I like this item, but I am profoundly deaf, and the sounds are very soft, and I can't distinguish them very well.

Nice for travel and eating fruit

Miniature easygoing and perfect for traveling