Bic Velocity Max Mechanical Pencil Medium Point 0.7Mm

When I first got my Apple Pencil and my iPad Pro I always felt like the pencil was skating away from me. I tried different techniques to an stop the pencil sloping all over the page with little success. Then I discovered Paperlike and read the specifications that I realised it was the lack of friction between paper and pencil that made me chase the point of contact with a glass surface, other than drive the point of contact. I decide to give it a try, as my paperless experience was not working like I thought it would. I was right or should I say Paperlike was right. It recreates the perfect amount of friction, I was driving again and my writing was exactly the same personal flowing signature characters that I learnt as a child and perfected into my adulthood and I stopped skating on ice.

Great lead supply for my mechanical pencil. These are very thick and so far, not a single has broken even when I extend a bit. Very happy with these lead refills.

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I’ve been spending time working in a digital art medium. The Apple Pencil on the iPad makes it harder to get the feel and movements because of the glass. Plus, the nib on my Apple Pencil was defective and scratched a part of the screen. Paper like solves a lot of problems for me. It protects the screen, but it also makes it MUCH easier to work on my digital art pieces. I can’t recommend this highly enough for anyone who use the Apple Pencil!

WD Black drives are the best mechanical drives available.  I will go SSD at some point but not yet. I just put 4 in a new gigabyte Designare z390 build.  :)

Medium to Max strength and protective. You sacrifice some strength for lighter weight. Material may crack under extreme distress ,eg. being under a truck. Pelican has the toughest and most durable material but with serious weight. So unless you do like more military applications and abuse , HPRC is excellent for most applications.

I have two of these and of the full sized lights coast makes, it's the best one. Max brightness is plenty. The low and medium are very useful and conserve battery well. The only thing I could ask for is long range focusing and use the ZX955 battery

Shooting with my vintage cameras seems to naturally lead me to a medium-speed, more traditional film. I use lenses that emphasize clarity & crispness, and T-Max 100 lets me take full advantage of those qualities. Buying in bulk rolls allows me to load my own canisters for maximum versatility and cost-effectiveness. And T-Max is easy to develop with a minimum of difficulty and great, sharp, contrasty results.

I’ve been using T-Max 100 since it was first introduced. It’s my go to fine grain medium speed film and T-Max developer for the perfect negatives. Always a delight especially since I only shoot film. I’m old school and plan to stay that way.