Cornell University Remote Jobs

I had read a review of these from a study at Cornell University and bought them w/o trying them in a store. No problems whatsoever. They feel great in my hands, very smooth focus, no problems with using them while wearing my glasses. They have greatly exceeded my expectations. Additionally they are a fantastic value.

Found the recommendation by Cornell University's Ornithology department. Light, compact, sharp, bright, and rugged. These fit well in my backpack and they do seem smaller than they are.

Cornell University did a review on binoculars recently, and said this was there #1 choice (well, same brand and model, but they tested the 8x42), when taking into consideration the cost of the binos and their quality. I have now used them for a week in the field, and I am 100% satisfied. They are great. Just what I had hoped for.

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.

On the camera or as a remote this is the best flash available for traveling jobs. A little on the exspensive side. I use the Q for weddings so I find it indespensible.

Love this to keep in a hard case or backpack. Great for remote jobs when needing to measure the correct colors.

I like it although it never gets asked on jobs.

Recommended by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology for birders on a tight budget, this delivers great optics for the price.

Was looking for binoculars to do bird watching. Tried out the ones recommended by Cornell lab of ornithology. They did not have the clarity or sharpness that I found with these binoculars. Very easy to adjust and balanced for steady viewing.

Good paper. *cheaper than out university bookstore.