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Though I still have a pair of the old school Austrian AKG K-240 headphones I bought around 1985 that I still love the sound on, I wanted a pair with 55ohm resistance and a 3.5mm mini plug that I could use on my portable equipment. Out of the box, there seems to be a lot more bass (although maybe that is the result of the lower resistance?) The new ones sound very good, but not quite as clear in the midrange. I will have to burn these in for a few hundred hours as some people recommend then do another compare. But unless you flip back and forth, they both sound excellent.

I used to be a Canon guy, then I switched to Sony. Never thought of buying from Sigma or Tamron but my economics forced me to look at less expensive lenses. I couldn't be happier with this lens, it is amazingly sharp with incredible bouquet.

I bought a Ronin-S back when they first came out for personal use and we used it so much at my office I bought another one for our gear cage there. The economics are great. The weight isn't too much for a full day of shooting. The battery lasts forever. It's the cheapest and best gimbal you can get in my opinion for professional use. Perfect for Sony Alpha cameras and Blackmagic Pocket cameras.

I used a 1922 Austrian woodblock print as the background for a business card. Inbe Thick is about 32 lb paper, the thickest that will go through my b&w laser printer. I've printed on it, torn it, soaked it in water. Its very strong, it tears cleanly and it has a superb subtle, very subtle, texture and its smooth and feels really good. Awagami is a special company. They have about twenty different papers made just for digital printing. Inbe is the whitest. Theres no bleach or brighteners. B&h delivered twenty pages of thick inbe for a little less than forty dollars. I've made a commitment to have Awagami paper.

As a recent Canon convert from Epson, I appreciate being able to buy all colors and use them as I need them, having them ready. Economics of ink is one of the reasons I went the Canon route.

I will use this Domke wrap to protect my DSLR while hiking in the Austrian Alps. I fits my camera and small lens perfectly and is not bulky so does not fill up a lot of space in my pack. It is easy to wrap and unwrap so my camera is readily available. The padding could be a little bit firmer but that would hinder it's size.

these acid-free boxes are good value for money, compared with conservation supply retailers.

Great power supply and super quiet. Like way quieter than any PS I have ever had before. Worth the money spent!

Seasonic is the go to power supply company. Their quality and warranty is amazing. They are more money but worth the expense. A brand I trust for a quality build.

This power supply is quite good for the money, is power efficient (80 Plus Certified), looks good, and is quiet. I highly recommend it