Paper Shredding North Seattle

Used in Seattle, great for neon signs.

I got this paper while in my college class, and printed some scenes I captured of Minnesota's North Shore. Warmtone really looks different from the normal pearl paper, so I'd suggest thinking about the subject before printing. In my case it helped to warm up a series taken on foggy days-I figured my grandma didn't want gloomy pictures in her living room haha.

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Our Eartec earpads were shredding and leaving black leather all over our faces and necks. B&H was recommended to us for replacement parts. Prices were fair and ordering was easy. Delivery was fast and accurate. The new earpads are soft and clean and we are happy!

Amazing for any pov, I use it for skiing and got amazing footage of shredding the pow, 110% recommend getting this lense. Super easy to install as well.

I have been scanning tax and other documents and then shredding them to free up space in our safe. I've been using an Epson flatbed scanner until I purchased the DS-410. I would have taken me at least 30 minutes to scan what I've just finished but with the DS-410, less than 5 minutes. And the DS-410 can do both sides at the same time and save as .pdf file.

You can buy a cheaper one, but you will end up tear or shredding something important. How much are you photos worth? Very happy with my purchase.

waterfall photos in north carolina

Visited a hospital in SEattle and chuckled at how all the workstations are set up with 2 monitors stacked on top of each other, using monster swing arms! Would be less cluttered and more aesthetic if they had known of these DualUp! Trust me, whatever you do, except gaming, get one

I've owned this bag for a few months, but I waited until now to write a review because I wanted to thoroughly use it before offering an opinion. Bags are rather personal, and I had a specific intent for this backpack -- carrying it onto a flight from my hometown to Seattle, where I would be doing a lot of street and nature photography. First, this bag is sized correctly to be carried onto a domestic flight as a personal item. I stowed it under the seat in front of me with room to spare, which surprised me, because -- and this leads me to my second point -- I packed a lot of stuff in there. I had a Nikon D500 with a battery grip, a Tamron 150-600mm G2, a Sony NEX-5T with a 16-70mm lens, spare batteries, cables chargers, an Anker USB battery, my 13-inch MacBook Pro, an external hard drive, bags of almonds and peanuts, and sunglasses. Everything fit, and I surely could have fit even more in there, had I tried. Of course, all of this is for naught if it were uncomfortable and unwieldy. Thankfully, I found the shoulder straps and padding along the back to be just fine, considering all the weight I was carrying. I configured everything inside so I could have easy access to what I needed without completely unzipping the bag (I later found I could keep the Sony kit in the side pocket for even quicker access). My only wish is that there were some way of adding straps inside so camera gear doesn't spill out onto the ground if the main compartment were completely unzipped. Seeing as how I was in Seattle, yes, it did rain quite a bit. I only felt the need to use the rain cover once, but I probably didn't need to. I never once found any water inside the bag, even after a heavier-than-usual downpour. If you're looking for a great bag, and you need it to go on an airplane with you, this is a great choice!