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With this purchase this will give me five WD Passports. I won't use any other brand. When I bought my first one 4 years ago (500g) it was actually my second choice. I first got another brand which was all medal but no password-protect software included. I took that right back to @ and got WD and have been hooked ever since. I keep my photos and confidential records on that one and for the others I store all my videos without password-protect. The only problem that comes up iw when I can't safely remove. All the drives do that from time to time on both my computers. I shut the computer down. Never yank it out, you might lose everything. Buy one today and back up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Works as described. I plan on using it to store my passwords and then I have them in a safe place. There is a instructional pdf on usb when you first open the drive. And there was nothing complicated, just open the app up to setup a password and password hint. Can also add a user password in case you forget your password. It is 8gb, plenty of room for my needs.

Very bright and easily adjustable. You DO need to have WiFi to set it up (and it cannot be an open WiFi, must have a password), but once set up you can take it anywhere and plug it in and it remembers how it was set. Great illumination for festivals and such as long as you have a source of AC power.

I use it for presentation and trend boards. I love that if i make an error, i flip it over and use the other side!

I am very happy with my open move Mainly because it won’t damage my ears

It is well made and takes some effort to open, so it won't open accidentally. I don't know if the plastic will last for decades.

What can I say, other than it's the battery made for the T% Canon Camera with the Canon label.

Used with Panasonic and Olympus micro 4/3 lenses that take 72 mm filters, you open the door to creative photography. Graduated neutral density filters and big stoppers that are system based can be mounted on any lens that takes a 72mm filter.

I always have these wipes in the bag, along with zeiss spray and some micro fibre cloths. They will leave streaks if you pull them right out if the pack and wipe so I will usually clean with them and then immediately after use a micro fibre cloth to help remove streaks. I have also found that if you open up the wipe and let it dry out slightly then you have less chance of streaking. As for leaving behind particles, I find they do very well. I like to pull them out of the bag and use the folded edge to wipe any bigger debris from the lens or filter, I then open the wipe up and use a clean area for a more detailed clean, open more and continue. You'll figure it out. Definitely handy to have. IG @elladacanada

I purchased an 'open box' lens from B&H, which included a one-year warranty. The Micro-Nikkor AF 200mm f/4D IF-ED is remarkable. It's extremely sharp. Some people claim it is great up close but not good for distance. This is my sharpest long lens when focused at infinity. I get a better image if I use this 200 and crop it than if I use either of my 300mm lenses. Where it really shines is focused close. At 20 feet, it is noticeably (slightly) better than my Tokina 100mm f/2.8. When focused down to a magnification of 1:1, it is nearly on par with my best APO, 1:1 reproduction lens mounted on a bellows. Beyond sharpness, there is no distortion, and there is no lateral chromatic aberration (CA) under any conditions. This Micro-Nikkor 200 is as clean as my Rodagon APO lens. Still, it has two major flaws: price and handling. The high price ($1,800) is why I purchased an open box item. The autofocus is accurate, if a bit slow. Of course, AF is not useful for good macro photography. As an AF-D lens, it has a screw drive and won't autofocus on all Nikon bodies. Selecting AF or manual focus selection requires rotating a fragile collar; it lacks the AF override of AF-G lenses. However, manual focus is excellent, and the large, focus ring is easy to use. At 1185g (2.6lbs) and lacking VR, the weight can make it difficult to keep steady under low light conditions. This isn't a lens for day-long hikes. But the rotating, tripod collar is sturdy and works perfectly. Use it. While this lens isn't for everybody, if you need a macro lens with the greatest working distance possible, is extremely sharp, lacks any distortion or chromatic aberration, this is an excellent choice.