Steelseries Keyboard Change Default Color

Worked as I expected. I did have to change a default setting to get it to function during a FaceTime.

The white fabric for the Angler Catchligth Reflector provides a subtle change to the default silver reflection. I think it will end up being a personal choice and that there is not clear winner here; just an alternative look. One that I prefer - so, happy that it was included with the purchase of the Reflector.

Easy to use to change the color of your lighting.

This has become my default lens. It is relatively light and small and is quite sharp. The color saturation is great as is the sharpness.

Very good webcam high quality video.. Great color by default. great price. You do not need more for a online video camera.. DONT OVER THINK IT! You will spin out and crash and burn.. Just buy this. I ROBOT.. I KNOW.

Best of the ND filters, with zero color change.

I love it, the best keyboard I have ever owned. I prefer the wired one, that way I never change batteries.

When shooting color, this is my default film. Great skin tones and latitude. It scans very well too.

I love this monitor! My previous monitor was a Dell Ultrasharp and I can tell the huge difference in quality. I also tried out an Asus Pro Art (PA278Q) and this is still way better. I'm sooo happy with it! This monitor has amazing uniformity in brightness and color plus all the features I need. Perfect for photo editing for web (in srbg color mode)! One thing I want to point out is to set your DV Mode to Standard. When I first turned on the monitor I noticed the brightness kept changing by going up and down. All the auto and sensor setting were off by default but I couldn't figure out what was causing it. Turns out the default DV Mode is Dynamic (which changes the brightness), change that to Standard and then it's all good. I really recommend that NEC sets Standard to default, it just makes better sense lol.

I use this as a matter of course for pretty much every shoot. The color clarity is so much better than using any of the default Adobe or camera-matching profiles. I only shoot raw so can't comment on any kind of JPEG workflow [you need to shoot the targets raw anyhow]. I use an Expodisc for WB so can't comment on it's usefulness for in-the-field WB, though the skin and scenery WB patches are very good for post-processing refinements. I recommend this to everyone I know who is making the leap from cameraphone to digital camera.