Time Capsule Classroom Research Unit World War Ii

I'm putting together a book about my father's exploits during World War II, and as a civilian test pilot of military jet aircraft immediately after the war. In the process of doing the research for the book, I've acquired numerous small, old photos in black and white. They range in size from 2 x 3 wallet-sized prints to small, postcard-sized 3 x 5s, and these print protectors are perfect for preserving them.

I'm putting together a book about my father's exploits during World War II, and as a civilian test pilot of military jet aircraft immediately after the war. In the process of doing the research for the book, I've acquired numerous old 8 x 10 photos in black and white, as well as a number of original documents, which I've copied to acid-free paper. These print protectors are perfect for the preservation of both letter-sized text pages and 8 x 10 prints.

I'm putting together a book about my father's exploits during World War II, and as a civilian test pilot of military jet aircraft immediately after the war. In the process of doing the research for the book, I've acquired several old 5 x 7 photos in black and white. These print protectors are perfect for the preservation of both letter-sized text pages and 8 x 10 prints. As it happens, the 5 x 7 photo sleeves are also just the right size to hold the small pilot log books that my father kept, so they see double duty.

I'm putting together a book about my father's exploits during World War II, and as a civilian test pilot of military jet aircraft immediately after the war. In the process of doing the research for the book, I've acquired several old 5 x 7 photos in black and white.These print protectors are perfect for the preservation of both letter-sized text pages and 8 x 10 prints. As it happens, the 5 x 7 photo sleeves are also just the right size to hold the small pilot log books that my father kept, so they see double duty.

We were looking for acid-free paper for long-term storage of family World War II letters. What we found with B&H was a quality product in greater quantity for less money than we could find anywhere else. Having bought photographic equipment in the past from B&H, we felt comfortable buying here - and we weren't disappointed with a quick, smooth, trouble-free transaction.

Let me start with the one small negative. The new control joystick feels very flimsy. It is the only part of the recorder that does not feel solid. Ok one other negative. Be nice to have a cap for the unit when the capsule is off. I also wish that they had kept the folder button that they had on the H4N. You now have to go menu diving to change folders. Something that I personally change fairly frequently; for example so that I can randomly pick up ambient sound and put it in it's own folder then switch right back to main audio etc. Aside from those few niggles the recorder is not only amazing but it managed to improve on the already historically good H4N. Love the dials as opposed to the lever of the H4N. Also love the removeable capsule option as well as the over all shape and feel of the unit in hand. The passthrough charging via USB/NiMetal batteries is also a nice addition. The capsule itself is also a nice imporvment. It's vibration dampening is a no brainer since most people using these recorders are likely to use them hand held from time to time if not most of the time. I can say with 100% confidence that the new capsule does result in less handling noise. Other improvents are the battery life as reported and here is the big one. Remarkably faster start up and shut down times even with a 32gig SD card. It's virutally instant even with a fresh card chagne. I have not yet done a head to head recording comparison between the H5 and the H4N but I would like to. My friend also has the H6 so who knows it may be a 3 way battle. My guess is they are all so close that it would be hard to say that one is better but who knows.

Great ergonomics and price for this item. I mainly use the flight stick controller for DCS World and War Thunder. I highly recommend it for someone who wants get into it.

The Sennheiser SKM5200-II Handheld Transmitter with the Neumann Capsule had a clarity that was indescribable. There are only a few mics that would make you just drop everything. I would say this Neumann-Sennheiser configuratio is most definitely one of those few.

I have been needing to upgrade my lighting equipment for a long time, and after some research, I was pointed in the direction of this unit. I couldn't be happier. At just over 5lbs, it isn't too heavy at all, and it's easy to move around to get the proper lighting for a shot. The ability to blend the color temperatures (between 3200 and 5600 Kelvins) means I can get the exact tones I need showing up on my camera. It covers any needs I have, and answers all complaints I've had on OTHER units. Truly worth any price, and a steal at its current.

We like the sound of this capsule!