School Supply Catalogue

I am linked to spotify and listen to much more music than just my own catalogue which is extensive.

My first look at a glyph was in a music catalogue a few years back; I just had to give one a go sometime. It's my time machine, and so far all is well. B & H is becoming a go to place for me .

I run the play:5 via the iPhone app, it works very well and I can stream the whole music catalogue on my phone and via Amazon Music. The sound is fantastic and after about 6 weeks of owning it, I'm yet to dare to try it at max volume. It's quite astonishing really.

call Pelican customer service in Torrance, Ca. if your don't already have the catalogue; they are very helpful at finding the correct size case for your gear. For valuable photo equipment being carried in a harsh environment, i.e. aboard a sailboat at sea, the Pelican case provides absolute 100% protection. Your gear will be safe from any knocks or drops, and the water-tight lid latches- down almost as securely as a submarine's hatch. There are two steel-reinforced attachment points for small padlocks, and I would recommend ordering from the Pelican the custom-made nameplate which you can superglue under the handle.

I take a lot of catalogue photographs, and this thing really helps me get the white balance right. It's more expensive than the cheap white balance lens caps, but it does a much better job.

I almost paid 40% more for this bench at our local music shop, but having seen some music accessories in the B&H catalogue, I decided to wait. ... I am now a loyal B&H customer.

I saw this in the B&H catalogue. I'm not a harness guy, but use a Petrol bag for a sound package that weighs at least 10 pounds. and I wanted an improved strap. This is PERFECT. Very comfortable and it has a big pocket for small cables and whatever else. It really distributes the weight of any bag. Anything this can't support should be on an audio cart anyway. So if you want a nice robust strap upgrade (I believe the Petrol strap for their Decca' series, is really the only aspect of those bags that are not all that nice), this is the one. It is BIG and thick, they make a smaller version that maybe be a little less chunky. But this one is a nice length for all the ways one could sling the bag/strap around a shoulder of torso while recording. Nice PortaBrace design, well sewn, and strong materials. If you need it, get it.

Wondering if the CS-DV4 would look as good as it is pictured in the latest Porta Brace catalogue, I couldn't wait to receive mine from BHP&V. The product offers exactly what the name stands for: excellent build quality and A-class protection for your gear, all of the zips, belts and pouches have a pretty indestructible appearance / feel. Now, all of these features can be found with the regular PB cases, why should anyone choose the Director's Cut edition? I did it because I wanted something different and something more stylish to transport my JVC HM100. In other words, trs chic. Inside the case there's a cradle which, thanks to velcro, can be moved inside the bag and adjusted for perfect fit for your camcorder. The inside is extremely well padded. Along with the case came a small utility pouch and a white balance card, and my Macbook Pro 13 fits in the outer pocket for on-site editing, what more can you ask for? Here comes the 5-star rating, well done, Porta Brace

Been using this drive for almost a year now. Initially was difficult to setup as Raid 1, but after a 30 minute phone call, OWC tech support helped me switch it to Raid 1. It's kind of a manual process and if I was to buy another I'd likely need to be walked through it again. Nice that it has usb C to USB A, allows me to use this on my 2014 iMac. Works great with my 2021 M1 Pro MacBook Pro. Export speeds from a Lightroom catalogue saved on the OWC drive with about 4,000 raw photos in the catalogue is fast. I don't do any direct editing off the drive as I use smart preview catalogues on my M1 Pro MacBook so I can't speak to that. But it writes the exported jpegs very quickly to both of its drives when exporting Jpegs from Lightroom's. I didn't want to over pay on drives and I felt like this was a good value and sounds compromise. Would buy again if this one is still in working order in a few years.

I am storing current photos, linked to my Lightroom catalogue with this small drive. It is so tiny it sits under my iMac screen so it can plug directly into a USB port without it joining the spaghetti at the back of my desk. The only negative thing is that it's a two step process to delete photos from Lightroom. It's faster than my previous hard drive set up. Too soon to know about long term reliability.