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Really fantastic big string sound in the VSL instrument family.

Dust cover, stretchy material, pull string to tighten around instrument base. Plenty of slack to fit just about any keyboard 49-61 keys.

What's to say about a white balance card? It's white, solid material with a string attachment...and it was free with my Portabrace CS-DV3R.

Comes with pulls-string cloth case (free), so you may not need hard case, and soft bag takes a drop less space. On the other hand, hard case, more protective. You choose. :)

The 18x50 binocular is a powerful and portable instrument. When coupled with the image-stabilization capability I was able to see galaxies, double stars and so much more than I had expected. It has been my main observing tool for several years. It continues to amaze me with it's power and portability.

The E-5 is a wonderful instrument to use and enjoy. The image quality is simply outstanding at low and at the reasonably high 1600ISO level. The tank like camera build is easily noticed when first handled, and I am certain the cameras ruggedness and weather resistance will be appreciated with harsh environment outdoor use. I also feel the 100% FOV viewfinder is one of the best and brightest viewfinders I've seen among the E-5 competitors, from any camera maker. A real joy to shoot with. The one area the E-5 will never be considered excellent at, is with the image noise levels at the very highest ISO's above 3200ISO, and that's fine by me, as long it can exceed the competition in IQ at reasonable levels. Which the E-5 certainly does...

For 45 years I have been using all kinds of binoculars for sightseeing, astronomy, and even professionally as a law enforcement officer (LEO) conducting surveillance for about seven years on a daily basis. I only buy and use the very best binoculars including eight Swarovski models starting with their Porros. The only type of binoculars missing from my collection was a compact, lightweight binoculars that would deliver a great image, are very sturdy, and economical. A very tall order indeed. My intention was to take it overseas to Third World countries where binoculars are seen as a potential theft target. Losing a $500 binoculars is not as painful as losing $1K or $2K. After many days of searching and comparing I decided for the Snypex Knight 8x32 D-ED. So far my experience with the Snypex has been extremely favorable and has exceeded my expectations. Since I am not an expert I will not go over the different terminology used in examining the optical quality of an instrument. Thanks to the internet you can read many excellent reviews conducted by knowledgeable experts. Suffice it to say, these Snypex binoculars have truly impressed me from the moment I got them out of the box. Compact, strong, super lightweight, smooth and positive controls, and an image rivaling the Swarovskis in clarity, brightness, and true colors. �As if the above is not impressive enough I am here to tell that Sam, the founder/owner of Snypex, is an amazing human being. He TRULY cares about us, the end-users, of his impressive line of products. His goal from the very beginning has been not only to create a world-class, first-rate optical company, but to put a smile on each and every owner of a Snypex product. He wishes all of his customers to be happy and proud owners every time they rely on a Snypex optical instrument. Sam’s attitude speaks volumes. Needless to say, I strongly and without any hesitations highly recommend these binoculars or any other Snypex product.

A quick way to not string cables across the stage.

Can’t beat this little instrument for the money!

Fine instrument, does what it should do and more. I recommend it.