Cool Yellow Electric 1920X1080 Backgrounds

Cool gadget when you have to practice on electric guitar - quietly !!!

This is a very cool system for mounting backgrounds. After measuring and installing the metal plates in your desired location, it makes setting up a background and changing backgrounds very fast and easy. Comes with 8 metal plates which allows you to be prepared for multiple sized backdrops. Can be used with cloth/paper and makes it very convenient. The 4 supplied magnets are very strong, keeping the backgrounds firmly in place. Mounting the plates is very easy, and the kit comes with screws and also anchors if you need them. Having this system eliminates the need to make holes in your backgrounds or using tape that will destroy the backdrop. This means all your backdrops and backgrounds should last a lot longer. I love that. This system also saves a lot of space because you do not need the extreme room for stands and poles to hold the backgrounds in place, which is great. I think this is a very good background system and is perfect for small studios or any other area used for backdrops. Changing out backgrounds is now a breeze. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

This is a very cool light. It provides a mild inspection light which is very handy for close up work without hurting your vision. The yellow light is very bright which I use as a room I’ll

it works. It's yellow..

A brilliant Yellow!!

Same as the yellow!

Yellow as always

The all important yellow, can't go without.

Its cannon Yellow ink I use more yellow than other colors

I've been using two 21 1920x1080 monitors for processing my images on my Windows 11 PC using Lightroom and Topaz Photo AI. While that worked well, I noticed disturbing things when I printed the processed images; they were not as sharp as I had thought, and the colors were a bit off. So, I started searching for a 4K monitor with great quality color rendering. My photography mentor, Ina, uses a BenQ monitor for identical work using her Mac, so I contacted my go-to supplier, B&H, for a technical talk and recommendation. Their product specialist probed me for all the uses I was trying to satisfy, then suggested the BenQ PD3220U. Over the years, I've purchased lots from B&H and used their experts extensively, so I went for it. The monitor arrived promptly, which is no surprise, and installed easily. Windows recognized it right away, already had the appropriate drivers, and figured out the correct 3840x2160 resolution. I was on my way. I’ve run about 2,000 images through it now and it is perfectly color calibrated and super sharp. Plus, it's got so much screen space that it alone is like having several monitors when using other apps. I'm a totally happy camper!!!