White Personal Blender

I use this film for personal black and white photography. It is very clear when used in an enlarger. Great overall.

I am using this paper mostly for my own personal work, black and white portraits. The contrast and tones are beautiful, it doesn't feel quite as significant as a gloss darkroom paper, but it does have the same surface look and feel. I've had a test piece on my desk getting thrown around, touched and handled for a week and the image has stayed pristine and the paper itself hasn't bent or torn.

I use it for personal purpose when take pictures of my family and friends and I need accurate white balance on my pictures. This is the product to own. For me is the right size and good quality comes with it. The price was a little bit higher for a small product like this one, but it does the job.

This product gets used for printing my photography for customers and personal use. The paper has amazing contrast when printing in either black and white or color.

I use the Multitone paper for printing my personal Fine Art photography for exhibitions. The black & white tones are excellent and the prints look beautiful. I have no complaints to report.

I switched from a color printer to a Brother black & white laser a few years ago. The printer is for my personal use and doesn't get excessive use. The print quality is great and the toner lasts a long time.

White, Red LEDs are most useful. I fear the personal Alarm! White is noticeably brighter than Nitecore Tube and all keychain white LEDs I have. Red on all sides flashing reminds me of a rechargeable bike tail-light that would cost $59 from Canondale or $149 from Garmin. Lanyard is about 20? Very good product, solid all over!!

I have not used a mouse since 1995 and love the 3Dconnexion mouse. I am learning Blender and got comfortable with it within 1/2 an hour. B&H got it from NY to Santa Cruz, Ca. in a couple of days.

i played cyberpunk 2077 at max settings without any lags And Blender rendering was super fast. good laptop for 3d artist and gamers.

Just a pleasant experience. I don’t think I’ve seen it hit 70C yet under loads like blender cycles and unreal 5.