China Automatic Film Laminating Machine Pet Chain Knife

This is great for a school setting, or anywhere that has a laminating machine. I could see the posters getting messed up if you hang it up as is, but after being laminated its just fine.

In it's fully automatic mode, you get great pictures. We use the 20x Optical Zoom in Africa, China and on our ranch ... photo the longhorns etc. up close and personal.

Almost like laminating before printing! I just started to use it and wish it were available when I was in school!!

it is very good on moderate price machine. NOT MADE IN CHINA, MADE IN ITALY!!!! all the best!!! Thaddeus

Sonos Play 5 got a wonderful and balanced sound, it handles both classical music and rock music very well, perfect for any sort of genre I suppose. What I like it the most is it has so many streaming choices. I prefer Spotify Connect over anything, even it's not very stable in China. But when the music starts lagging, I can just switch to Airplay. The machine sent to me was actually faulty. There was something wrong with the wireless part, it kept dropping from the network, and finally, it broke for good last month. Thankfully, Sonos's service in China is great, they remotely diagnosed the issue then arranged the replacement. The whole process took about 10 days, after sending the faulty one to Sonos, I got a new machine, free of charge (Thanks!). So, yes, I will recommend Sonos to my friends. Great product and service!

Anyone shooting film for a few years will know the negatives pile up — and anyone with a pet will know that pile is at risk. This binder provides protection against both. Keep in mind that while the outside might look like felt, it's actually plastic. A non-issue, but if you have your heart set on a particular material, be sure to read the item's full description.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great color. I appreciate the automatic film replacement.

Nikon 70-300MM lenses Coming from the film world and manual cameras I sometimes (often) forget that there is a manual feature on my automatic lenses. Sometimes the moment is right and the shot can never be repeated when I remember. This lenses can not be in automatic and I have had fun with it for a few weeks now. I forgot the creative opportunities with a manual focus camera. Auto focus has it's place, however it limits you when the camera thinks it knows best and focusing on something you want to be out of focus. The inexpensive price is another aspect of this lens. For that reason I would recommend it and if you insist on AF then buy an AF lens. I would recommend this lens to anyone, especially those stuck in the AF world. For me I want the creative freedom of manual focus. In the digital world exposure can be automatic without the detrimental effects experienced in film. I will leave my AF lenses in Manual from now on, rarely using the AF feature.

When you think you are unsure about what to buy for the first time, this is the speed of film to purchase. Manual or automatic cameras the images will be consistent.

Coupled with the included Epson Scan software you can make a quick scan with automatic settings or go into professional mode to really see this machine perform. Included film and slide holders enable you to archive images on film - something more people should be doing before valuable images are lost forever. You won't do better for the price.