Bic Color Codes Mechanical Pencils Older Design

Fit well, does not throw error codes, and has minimal color cast.

I have just begun to use this paper and it seems to be of good quality. I am using it for black and white prints and have begun to color in it with marshall color pencils. It seems t hold the color in well although it does not get the same quality that agfa papers that I used for enlarging in the darkroom did. Still, a good quality paper and the colors look good on them.

Is very smooth and the pencils glides very quickly.

It handles all the codes in the GH6.

Smooth mechanical action, simple design, convenient size.

Is genial switcher, with audio equaliser and remote midi codes. The only I regret, it don't have color correction

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) Gives that old-school mechanical feel without being an expensive, loud mechanical keyboard - not 100% comparable to a full mechanical, obviously, but better key engagement and feedback than most keyboards I've used in a long time. I used to try and get by with an older Apple keyboard even on Windows and when my workplace installed these I had to get one for home as well. Reminds me of the older PS/2 keyboards from the 90s/early 2000s that came with every desktop computer - solid, quiet, and no ridiculous gaming backlighting or RGB options. Built like it will last a while, and hopefully does as my Microsoft keyboard had 5+ keys with worn letters after 2 years.

I installed these memory chips in a semi new Dell Optiplex. I had an older Optiplex with a mechanical HD and a lil' memory. It was so slow it was painful. I installed all the memory you can install in the new one, and also a solid state HD. The thing cannot be faster, I can have several apps running and still browse the net and I can hardly see any delays. It is literally night to day.

This keyboard does not provide the click expected of a mechanical keyboard, but it does provide a good field for typing and its design somehow improves keystroke accuracy. Very pleased.

Mechanical design and functionality take precedence over reduced cost of manufacturing. So much better cheap mic stands.