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After three days of struggling unsuccessfully with the software for the Canon TS202 printer, I gave up and ordered a HP “Envy Pro 6455”, on the advice of a “chat expert” at B&H Photo, NYC. Within three hours of that compulsive decision, I went back, also compulsively, to the Canon software and found the problem in the third shell of their program: here where you enter margins, paper size, color controls, etc, etc, there is also a list of the all the formats included with the printer and all those you have created and saved. For that list there is a seemingly useless control to change the order of the items on the list (no explanation of why you’d want to do so). That’s where I discovered that if you want your paper/page definition to apply, you must move it to the top of the list. What a rabbit tunnel! Once this is done, this printer prints envelopes and all sorts of cards very well.

This should be on your must-buy list if you retouch photos. If you're debating between small or large, I would definitely go with the large. After using it for a few weeks I feel like I need more working space, and the smaller size doesn't cut it. It gets the job done but I like to have the tablet on my lap when working and would prefer a larger size.

I saw a review of this filter and loved it. After having it on my wish list for months I finally decided to give it a try and it is great! I love the colors on it and the look that it gives is subtle and not overbearing. I had better results with it using it on a well lit day versus and overcast day but it looked good both ways. Just better on a well lit day or with lighting nearby what you're shooting.

This lens was the first that I purchased for my Sony A7S III. It made a short list as the reviews were all very positive. After receiving my unit i understood why. This wide and fast lens is versatile, clean while not being sterile. It has character while producing excellent image quality. It’s a must have for any full frame Sony shooter.

The battery drains faster when watching movies, but it still lasts several hours. I used it for Microsoft Office, Python programing and surfing -- it worked smoothly for all my needs.

We love it. We recently had a storm come thru town and we lost power for around 24 hours . We were the only one on the street watching movies all evening by powering our modem and roku and also flat screen and DVD player. . I bought this to power my cargo trailer camper conversion. It runs my dorm fridge and 5000 btu air conditioner. . My next purchase will be the next bigger size. I have the River pro. Great product. ?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So after hours of listening to movies and music on these the sound quality is amazimg crisp clear vocals and surprisingly punchy base in a small package. I like that it came with two types of ear tips as the original ones hurt my ears but swithed and they are very comfortable the case is awesome as well skipping tracks answering calls all from the case is amazing.

I burn movies that are more than 2 hours and have yet to have any problems. Playback seems fine as well. However, I do recommend burn at lowest speed possible when burning video and stay with Verbatim.

For a small speaker it produces good sound. I use it mostly for streaming movies on my laptop and it easily fills my 12x14 living room with sound without getting distorted at higher volume levels. Decent bass response, highs are a little tinny though. Battery life is very close to the 20 hours advertised. USB-C charging takes about 4 hours from empty with an 18 watt charger.

I love love love it! After hours of researching the different options for compact, lightweight pocket jibs, I opted for the slightly heavier Kessler because it seems to be built best, carry a heavier camera load, have minimal flex, etc, etc. it does not disappoint. I was able to set it up without following any instructions, and it sets up in close to a minute. Word to the wise, go get a 5lb dumbbell free weight from @ ($) - this jib comes with a cling to hold the weight. 5lbs should do the trick for most cameras... Especially with the adjustability Kessler provides... Sliding the weight back/forth until it's just right, then lock 'er in. Enjoy!