Columbia Southern University Remote Proctor

I'm using this product for my Photo II class at Columbia University. Compared to the regular photo paper, the warmtone really makes my subjects stand out.

Am using the Holga for an experimental photo class at The University of southern Maine. We had an exercise where the students were all blind-folded and were given the task of taking photos with our Holgas outside. We did have monitors. Well, I just developed some of the pics from that experience and they are wonderfully spooky. I love how the Holga captures light and how I was able to take seemingly mundane subjects, (trees, buildings, rocks) and turn them into atmospheric scenes. I know this camera isn't for everyone but I think it's a great tool when you want to experiment with photography and let go of the precision aspect.

I work for a University and have been struggling with remote controller for projectors. They disappear, batteries die.... and other options like Extron or Crestron classroom control systems are VERY expensive. PixiePlus works with any projector that has an IR remote, so ANY projector! Its true it is designed and pre programmed for Epson projectors only, however the learning mode allows the PixiePlus to learn any remote control button press to any of its available buttons. It literally took me 5 minutes to program mine, first time ever trying, and works perfectly. The only draw back would be if there was a specific function you had to use that there isn't a button on the remote control for. so watch for that. But otherwise great product, looks nice, works perfect. Also noteworthy to mention you will need a Cat5e cable which is not included, and I don't think mentioned when you order. thats and extra $5 so no big deal.

Great scope for the hunting I do out here in southern Utah

Bought for a moose hunt in British Columbia. Performed well, great battery life, was able to acquire a signal even through the timber. Access to weather forecasts was very helpful and messaging ability gave peace of mind. We’ll worth the price of admission.

In a recent shoot of fall colored Blewett Pass and the ever flowing Columbia, this lens performed with sharpness never imagined from side to side and top to bottom of the frame.

I just used these on a two-week trip to British Columbia, viewing whales, bears, and birds. These binoculars are superbly weighted, easy to adjust, with just great crispness and light-gathering qualities. Compared to all other similar binoculars on the trip, these were by far the best. Good value: worth the price!

I used this filter the first day I received it to shoot a waterfall in the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon and was very pleased with the results....!

I purchased this vertical grip for a trip to the Columbia Gorge in Oregon. This grip performed admirably and helped make this trip a success. The two batteries in the grip can be charged separately from the camera.

We have really enjoyed these binoculars since we got them for my son on Christmas.� We have taken them to the mountain sledding, hiking around the Columbia Gorge, and bird watching. Easy to use with clear bright images.� Light weight with a compact design that you enjoy using and toting around.� We love Nikon binoculars (this is our second pair).