Samsung Microwave Won T Close

I like how it can be regenerated using a microwave oven.

What can I say, other than it's the battery made for the T% Canon Camera with the Canon label.

Hard to beat Samsung in this type of products. WD comes close, but not quite.

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If you accept that these aren't for making really far away things closer, but rather making reasonably close things frame filling, then its a fantastic bit of kit. If it's too far to get a clean shot of with the 600mm straight out, this won't magically make that possible. Atmospheric interference, stray light, micro tremors... yeah, turning your rig into a telescope with a camera on it isn't optimal for long long distance. But if you're in that good range for the 600 and just want the subject bigger? Insanely good. Negligible IQ loss which is more than compensated for by the reduction, if not elimination, of cropping. On the 100-400, it is just pure magic all around. Yes, it makes it an f11, but... you have an 800 mil lens in a shockingly compact form. Just keep expectations where they should be and this won't disappoint.

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Compared SONY vs Samsung. Sony won out because of the picture and sound without the need of a sound bar). Still tweaking picture, but the quality is outstanding!

i love this tv. this tv. the picture is great and the picture is bright sharp. i have 2 other samsung and i won't buy other brands.

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