Capture Window From One Computer To Another

A must have. With this Imager, you can view what your scope see's on your computer. Another item that will compliment your scope.

Another excellent experience with crucial.com. My go to shop for all things related to computer memory.

I received my new Mac Pro from B&H in the time window promised, and I was able to assemble the monitor and other accessories without any problem. I bought this computer because I need a more powerful computer to use Final Cut Pro Studio 7, and so far so good. The Apple Cinema Display 27 is absolutely gorgeous. I bought it separately from another vendor. But, the two parts together work like a dream.

These are normally used in computer repair, but I bought one to help pull a sticky casement window closed. Perfect.

I installed the new RAM as soon as I got and it was easy to install and my computer is so fast I can't see it change from window to window. It's as if it's faster than the eye can detect. Now if it's reliable, I'm a happy camper.

I had one of these already and it works great with an external antenna. Easy to install. I use my computer as a DVR and since Window media center supports recording 2 shows at once I purchased a second device.

This light works well, is well built, easy to use, and the clamping device for on-computer mounting is really secure. Window on back shows selected brightness, color temp, and battery charge level. I am pleased with my purchase.

I switch between a Window 7, Windows XP, and Mac computer with no problems. Once I turned off the mouse emulation I was able to use MS Sidewinder. No problems with wired or wireless keyboard/mouse.

I use this to tether my camera to a computer for digital image capture. This is hands down the best tether on the market.

Seemed like you can do anything to a image post, including selective focus (for Tilt), transform (for Shift). Why would anyone want to buy a specialty lens like a T/S? To me it's the creative process of doing a image capture in camera, vs image manipulation on the computer. Plus you use your whole camera sensor to capture an image vs cropping your image on the computer (thereby loosing resolution) to achieve similar results. Pros: Price, ease of use - remember "manual"? ..focus, f-stop ring, unlocking knos, dials, release lever.. take your time and you will have no trouble with the operation of this lens. Image quality is more than adequate with my D810. Not the top of the line T/S with the silky smooth operation. If you have to T/S the lens against gravity (like shifting up vs down in a vertical composition, its best to support the lens and help it up instead of using only the adjustment dial) Having a fine instrument can be a bliss, but the price out weights my occasional need of buying a $2,200+ Nikkor equivalent.