Battery For Nixon Newton Analog Watch

Binoculars we’re what I expected from Nixon and the service and communication from B&H was superior.

Simply the best, works perfectly with my newton, and not too heavy

I use this 50 mm Nixon 1.4 lens on a digital camera which converts to a 75 mm lens for portrait photography. It allows me to take good pictures in low light without the use of a flash.

If you are into solar imaging, you will need this accessory to get rid of newton's rings. By slightly shifting position of your camera you can eliminate the light and dark interference bands cause by light. You can see an example of solar images without the rings in my review of celestron 132m camera. where I posted 2 solar images taken with this accessory being used. I cannot solar image without it.

Just the right length for my Newton flash bracket. Appears to be more sturdy than my previous Canon cords as well.

Exactly what I needed to replace a lost lens cap for the kit lens that came with my Nixon D5100. Cheap and fast.

Very small, compact, lightweight - analog meter provides precise enough readings for street photography (exactly what I needed it for). I would have preferred a no-battery meter, but battery lasts forever anyway.

A huge improvement over the typical low end analog battery tester. It delivers repeatable useful battery life information. Batteries with tarnished contacts require a little more care during measurement. I really like this product!

For those who still need an analog DA, its cheap and does what it needs to do.

Our company has used various manufactures for Analog video splitting. We have found the Shinybow to be a very reliable brand. Being it is an analog device, it has become more and more difficult to find yet there are still many backbones within our customer base that still require analog. I would not hesitate recommending this product.