Are There Po Boxes Not In Post Offices

There are so many uses for the apple boxes around the studio and they'll last forever.

This is a great PO, it has some limitations but it's definitely a very flexible machine.

Great sounds, and a good addition to other PO's!

This works as advertised. It makes post production much simpler because the audio is already mixed to the video and synced. There's not need to add and sync in post. Also, great if you are live streaming.

I have no idea why this film is so cheap. There is nothing budget about the results it produces. The grain size structure is very similar to SP4+ but it is tiny bit less contrasty than SP4+. This film is a pleasure to scan and post-process. It dries flat and gives you a wide tonal range. The images I get from this film require much, much less post-processing than HP5+ I am developing it with ID-11 using stock dilution. If you shoot a ton of ISO 100 film, this is a great option because you can make it indistinguishable from SP4+ with post-processing.

My primary use is for post processing images in Photoshop and painting portions of them in Corel's Painter. I have been using Wacom tablets for years. The only reason I purchased the Pro Creative is that my old one did not work with the latest update to Windows 10. It far exceeds my original expectations. There is only a barely noticeable lag, which is less than my mouse. The pen feels very comfortable in my hand, and the tablet is far more sensitive to pressure than my prior tablet. There is a learning curve in accommodating to its sensitivity, and I have to learn not to put my hand on the tablet.

There is only one issue with this lens - the chromatic aberrations, but they are easily corrected in post. Beside that, everything is to like - small size (for this kind of maximal aperture), lightweight, sufficiently sharp around f/1.2-f/1.4, quite sharp from f/1.8 and really sharp from f/2.8. Smooth bokeh. All in all - excellent lens.

I don't normally post reviews but I had to because of how many bad reviews this thing has. I absolutely love it. It does everything it is supposed to. There is quite a steep learning curve and I am always getting better at stabilizing my shots. I know alot of people have had problems with them but mine has been great.

I have suffered from a drooping camera when using the traditional ball head. After trying several different models, with no overall success, I finally decided to go the geared head route. What a difference. I can position the camera exactly where I want it, without any drooping. If I need to move quickly, the quick release knobs for any of the three axis work great. I do astrophotography, so this was a definite improvement to my workflow. The only drawback is the fact that the vertical adjustment prevents the head from looking up in the sky, by more than 30 degrees. I was able to address this by extending the post in the tripod and moving it 90 degrees to the side. Now the vertical adjustment is actually the 360 degree panning control. The tripod is heavy duty. The three sections place the camera at my eye level, without using the center post. There is a hook on the tripod that can be used for attaching accessories or my camera bag. I use it to attach my Camranger. There are two levels, one on the tripod base and one on the geared head. I don't know how accurate either of the bubble levels are. Definitely the best overall expenditure I have made for my photography gear!

These worked great for mounting our T.V.s in our offices.