Nasa Mechanical Pencil Flown On Shuttle

I began video editing in the waning days of tape-to-tape editing when we used huge (by today's standards) mechanical editing systems. I don't miss those days at all... with one exception.The mechanical systems I used all included something called a jog-shuttle wheel that enabled you to easily move forward and backward in your footage either frame-by-frame, or at user-controlled continuously-variable speeds. I've used several digital video editing programs that attempt to simulate the function of a jog-shuttle wheel using mouse controls to manipulate an on-screen representation of the jog-shuttle. The effect is NOTHING like an actual jog-shuttle control.I cannot begin to describe how much of a productivity boost this device gives you. The five-button layout (buttons can either be custom programmed by you, or you can choose a default set of button behaviors), great design, and heavy, no-slip construction enable to sit it off to the side and use it without even looking at it.This device give you a degree of control when navigating your video timeline that you may never have experienced before.

Great lead supply for my mechanical pencil. These are very thick and so far, not a single has broken even when I extend a bit. Very happy with these lead refills.

5 stars! Stable and very easy to adjust level with slider on.

Fits nicely behind a flown screen.

I use this NASA-inspired product among my 3 camera bags.

As advertised. Works well with SSD shuttle.

Does just what it should. Have flown a few times with this now and it’s protected the gear and kept it nice and organized.

It’s already flown to Florida with me and wow I loved it on the beach what great sound!

Nice pencil.

The best mechanical hard drive I had ever used.