Laptop Live Wallpaper Boston

I use this paper for printing dollhouse wallpaper and my customers love it.  It is the right thickness for gluing onto wood.

I use this for my laptop when I'm live streaming. It's a replacement because I left one at an event. Couldn't live without it!

Took fireworks photos in Boston. Worked well and very simple. Only used twice but very pleased.

What can you say about tape? It's black, just like the description says. It's cloth and easy to tear. The first time I used it on wallpaper, it didn't hurt the wallpaper, which is nice. Read the description: this is only 12 yards, it's a mini-spool about 4 inches in diameter. Great for traveling, but not going to tape down a lot of wires.

Can't really go wrong unless you can't control the lighting in room. Also Wallpaper Engine on steam and search HDR =p

This gaffer's tape is amazing. It is more durable than most tape and the adhesive is very strong, without taking off paint and wallpaper when you go to pull it off. And the price can't be beat.

Perfect for taping lightweight fixtures and diffusion to residential walls without ripping the wallpaper and paint off afterwards

I've had the pleasure of owning iMacs over the years, and this M3 is the best. From the start of its gorgeous opening wallpaper video of Sonoma, to the speed in which it works, to all the amazing things it can do, Apple with its innovation and technology has done it again. I love my new iMac m3.

Savage consistently delivers excellent paper qualityand value. We used this paper in a very unusualway, as wallpaper behind furniture, and it performed well.

Purchased for church live stream work in March (sending it switcher output with audio embedded from the switcher to combine at this device). It does get hot, and so to help keep hours down on the unit, I wait to connect it to the laptop until about 30 minutes before we go live each week. (For safest results to ensure the capture device is well-recognized by the computer, I shutdown the laptop if it was already on, then attach the capture device, and boot up again). How I use it: Church live streaming ... three cameras and a PC go into a Roland V1 HD video switcher (audio goes through a mixer and then is input to the closest camera -- which carries the mixed audio to the switcher via the camera's HDMI) ... switcher output is split to feed the live stream and in-room monitors...one split output goes to a field monitor with built-in waveform/vectorscope ... then loops through the monitor (HDMI out from the monitor) to the Magewell capture device...Magewell connected to laptop...Magewell is seen by OBS software (but not with Magewell name, just hunt for 'capture device'), which then sends to YouTube. I use OBS to add lower-thirds...essentially a downstream key. youtube.com/LovelyLaneChurchIowa