Gestalt Theory In Art

I've used this for night photography and was blown away by the quality. It's manual everything which I like, it has improved my skills and theory. Just wish I could use filters on it. Overall I'm very impressed. I need to test it out on architecture to see how much warp there is, but I'm sure this could be corrected in post processing. A great lens for the price and my friends all want it!

In theory, magnificent! Only problem is, yet to materialise. It's a long way to Bonza Ballina in the land of Oz from photographic heaven

In theory, a plastic bag could be transformed into something similar to this, but for the price-you really can't go wrong. I feel like this rainsleeve is good to keep in your gearbag for one of those just in case moments, but if you're into serious rainy weather photography/videography then I'd invest in something a lot more substantial. Overall, I'm happy with the sleeve. Cheers.

I got this mic because I wanted to test a theory cheaply, and I don't regret it. Been using this exclusively for MS Teams calls for the past 6 months, so my theory was correct. Several of my coworkers have told me that the audio quality is great, which makes sense compared to the standard-issue USB headsets, but and I've been told on a couple occasions that I should use it for podcasting. Not happening. Either way, for the price, you can't go wrong.

The Travel Pack sounded good in theory and decided to purchase this after much research. it proved to work optimally, it was useful and delivered on all its claims. I packed the laptop, it's cables, plugs, external hard drive, etc that I needed for work. Every pocket is well thought out and positioned. I used every pocket for it's intended purpose which eliminated lots of individual organizing bags/containers and left enough room for clothes and toiletries for a one week work/pleasure trip to Hawaii. On the way back, I extended the pack to accommodate gifts. This is the only bag I took on the trip. I didn't need to take another bag. The Travel Pack is aesthetically pleasing as well.

Particularly for the price point, this paper is as good as any other luster paper. Theory has it that almost all luster papers come from the same Mitsubishi plant and are just rebranded, sometimes with a much higher price point.

If you're in the need of a laptop that can handle multimedia needs with portability, look no further. All motivational quotes aside, it's a pricey laptop that can in theory be found in much affordable alternatives in windows equivalents. But for its app/OS integration, portability, and proprietary adoption for creatives in video production, photo and graphic design, and content creation, its an all in one package that few can compete with well. It's left my wallet light, but I know for my loader and video production needs, I can tote this in the field without any issues.

The UI to access the settings of the router is a step up from my really old one that I upgraded. It's nice to have a router that should, in theory, keep up better with future internet speeds, and ASUS's supposed updates for old routers give me some peace of mind, whether it pans out to be true or not. The only thing I wish it could do is stand vertically. The space where my router lives requires this, so it's currently sitting awkwardly on its edge. From all my comparisons, this one looked to be the best ASUS router for the money, and I think I'll be very satisfied with it for a long time.

This thing is a piece of art. It does not get better than this.

Epson Velvet Fine Art is my go-to paper for fine-art printing.