Windows Forms Control X Box

It forms to whatever windows flat (home) curved (cars&planes) filters, globes, it also make a nice cushion in the camera bag

but it does exactly what it is supposed to. I used it to solve some lighting issues I had on set and it forms well and holds shape. It is thick enough that you can make a box with it or even a snoot. does as expected.

I have used these cards in various forms, never fails for me.

Copy Documents and Forms

Love this stuff. Forms well, good quality and I can do anything with it.

This light is approaching a Diva 400 in output. In any situation where you can control the ambient light, this will get the job done beautifully. This isn't going to compete with sunlight... i.e. don't expect this to be a key outdoors on a sunny day, but in any indoor situation with 1-2 people, like an interview, when you're going to block out windows or otherwise have control of the ambient light, this will make you really happy. Even when there's some ambient light (of any color) you can still work with it within reason. You can't put a person in front of a window, on a sunny day, and bring them up enough to not blow out the windows, but in almost any other indoor situation, this will get you what you want. Had I known I would like this light so much I would have bought a 2nd during a previous B&H promotion. This is a good size and weight, and the light quality is exceptional. I've worked on national shows/news and I'd have been proud to offer this light for various ways to flatter talent. Even in lower power situations, like filling in a face from below while HMI or something more powerful provides key... this would be an exceptional tool. My point is... many times this can be a wonderful key... and when you need more punch it can still provide other functions. It's a good light... versatile... and impressive in use.

Fits the box well and it does what its supposed to...control the spread of light.

Fantastic box, Fantastic easy to use, Fantastic control, Fantastic sound, Fantastic, Fantastic, Fantastic. As you may guess by now I think this is Fantastic.

With regards to enabling HDR in Windows while on desktop. All you have to do is if using an Nvidia card, go into the control panel and manually adjust the contrast, gamma and digital vibrance. This makes the desktop come alive. Thank me later.

I use this as a desktop mic for narrating screencasts. It also works well with Windows 7 speech recognition for dictation and PC control. The Go Mic records clear, strong audio signal. It has some capability to serve as a playback speaker, which is a feature I don't use. When first plugged in, the driver set the Go Mic as my default playback speaker, which silenced my normal PC speakers. It was confusing at first, but easy to correct in Windows through the Sound control panel.