Corsair Keyboard Wasd And Arrows Switched

I love this keyboard. I will never go back to Corsair.

I wanted a computer that's fast for CAD work, so I bought a gaming computer. I wish that the WASD keys had the same lighting as the rest of the keys. I really wish the NumLock key had an indicator light. But overall, I'm very happy. It's so much faster than my old ASUS laptop.

Got nothing to complain about, Corsair stands for it's brand.

I like having a dedicated keyboard. As I switched from FCP7 to Premiere recently, and the fact that my dedicated editing keyboard was 15 years old, it was time for a new one. I love the action on this, and the backlighting make it easy to see the keys in my darkened editing bay. This keyboard seems like it is built well and is of high quality. It is a very good value for the investment.

I've been using a MacAlly keyboard for a few years but recently switched to PC so no longer needed the same keys. Then the MacAlly started having major issues. I use an older version of the KM5221W keyboard at work and I've replaced the battery once in 4 years, so It seemed like a good option for the home office. As a bonus, I got rid of a dongle as the mouse uses the same one as the keyboard. It's nothing special, but works as expected and the price was right. Happy with the purchase!

I have easily switched from keyboard to SpaceMouse. The software helps you to adapt just like 2-3 days. And then you realize it was the missing piece of your work environment. I recommend everyone using modeling software.

Using this to spot arrows out to 90 meters .Watching birds and other animals.

nice looking bay on my corsair 330R case

I did some photos for my friend with this film, and she has been posting some of the photos on her Instagram. Everyone seems to be loving the effect and asking her what filters she used to get it. This film has a more traditional emulsion with a very different grain structure from something like TMax or Acros. It stands out and really gives photos from this film a lot of character. One thing of note. If you're using this film for the first time, make sure to wind the film until you see the start arrows. Not the word start, but the familiar arrows. That was one of the mistakes I made the very first time I used it (facepalm), and if the internet is to be believed, it appears that it's not that uncommon to make this mistake the first time you use it. You will lose one frame if you make this mistake, so it's not the end of the world, but it's good to be aware of. If you want ultimate sharpness and resolving power, this is not the film you are looking for. This is a film that gives you feelings and a look you can't find anywhere else. At first when I started using it, I wasn't sure about it. It's fairly inexpensive compared to the other films I regularly use, but when I developed it, I fell in love with the results. I've been buying it ever since and using it for those special projects where nothing else will give you that look this film has. The effect is very distinct and special, and flipping through my medium format negatives, I can often pick out my Fomapan negatives without even looking at the markings on the edge, and the photos leave me feeling warm and happy.

- magnification is good enough to distinguish between arrows at 90m - the view is clear enough to distinguish between similar colours (black and blue, red and orange) - good value for money