Shred Paper To Stand Against Bullying Scholarship

I recently won a juried show and a scholarship...I couldn't have done that without having the proper paper needed, and B&H was the only place I could find this size and quality. So thank you very much

its works perect for my and my family we shred all the pictures

EASY TO INSTALL, COMFORTABLE AGAINST YOUR EYE

We record the local Miss_______Scholarship Pageant. Our current tripod head was in need of replacement and I began searching out a suitable new one. I read the previous reviews about the MVH500AH and found that it sounded like just the thing. Even though some reviews complained of it being stiff when panning, I found it to be a non-issue. The panning and tilting were smooth as can be. I want to get a second one for our other tripod!

If you just want to sit quietly in a house full of people who don't want to hear you shred get this.

Pleased with how two speakers sound when linked. Against the high cost (would like the SUB)

I bought the Celestron Ultima 80 for shooting out to 200 yards with a .223. I wanted to see the holes easily. I did a lot of research before picking this model. It came down to this or a Kronus of similar specifications. Against white paper background and with Shoot-N-C type targets it's easy to do with the Ultima 80. Against black backgrounds it is a little tougher. .30-cal holes show up much better. Still, for the price this is an exellent spotting scope. I find it to be well made. I would recommend a sturdy tripod though as it is front heavy but it is well made and is pretty much what I need for that application and the picture is very clear.

After 3 or 4 sets of Sony replacements that shred a year or two later all over my shirt, I finally have a solution! I still have several more pairs of v6 headphones so I'll probably buy a couple more sets but then I hope I'll be done buying these forever! Great product.

I thought my studio assistant was pulling a prank on me with an empty filter ring. Against my better judgment I extended a finger to poke the this filter, leaving an obvious fingerprint. Doh!

Against my better judgement, I blew on my sensor to try to blow-off a hair that was affecting my photos. I accidentally got some saliva dots on the sensor, making the situation much worse! I was worried that I had ruined my camera, so I quickly ordered the Sensor Swab ULTRA Kit. I really only needed the solution and the swabs, but the kit is a handy storage pack. After watching the video, I got up the nerve to try cleaning the sensor. I had to used more solution than recommended because of the now dried saliva, but after a few repeated cleanings with clean swabs each time, I was able to remove all of the dots and dust. This was a life saver.