Receiver To Speaker Positive And Negative Matter

This mp3 player does what it is supposed to do. It was smaller than I thought it would be, but that was not a negative, but more a positive.

I use it for direct positive, for negative paper and film, love it

After my recent move up to the D610 FX I decided I wasn't going to put possibly inferior filters in from of my sensor, so opted for the Nikon CP II. I use it primarily for landscape shooting and have only had one opportunity to use it so far, but it's all I hoped it would be. I'm still getting use to the thin profile of it because it's so thin, it's easy to turn the whole thing rather than just the outer ring. The threading quality is excellent...with is both a positive and negative. It's a positive because it doesn't get stuck on the lens, it's a negative because it doesn't get stuck on the lens. More specifically...it's easy if you're not paying attention to turn the whole thing, loosening it on the lens, rather than just the outer ring. As far as image quality...it's a perfect, distortion free piece of glass.

Positive results with 4x5 paper negative... First time using this process. Nice sharp contrast. Next batch I will flash the paper to see softer image.

My experience with Watson batteries has always been positive. Matter of fact, they may be better than the Nikon OEM supplied batteries, and at half the price. I've used both (Nikon and Watson) for years in my D810 bodies and the Nikon versions seemed to indicate deterioration well before the Watson version. Only time will tell how these will perform in my D850's

I use this paper in a pinhole camera. Easy to get chemicals and process. Since it is positive paper you do not need to process a negative and then do a print, it comes out the first time. I have never had problems with the paper, processing or the results. It's a great way to get down to the basics of photography and see how it was done a long time ago. Once you get used to the low ISO rating the rest is a pice of cake.

on the positive side: Product is excellent, it the best, change cables and it works with other camera makes. on the negative side: The instructions are poorly written although the product is easy to use. It is somewhat difficult to find the the cables which are not included with the product.

I could write a very long review about all the positive attributes of this lens. It's much easier just to say that I have nothing negative to report. It's an oustanding lens.

These reflectors are great for positive fill (white side) or negative fill (black side) for our photo studio. It keeps the color of our walls from being a factor in our headshots.

Negative-- heavy and big. Positive-- great build quality. I also have a Tamaron 24-70 for the D4s and 24-70 f4 for Sony a7ii. The new NIKON 24-70 consistently delivers more pleasing shots. The VR is the best and opens up new opportunities. Again this is a heavy package, but the best. If I need to go light I use the SONY mirrorless and am usually content with the results.