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Sep 07, 2012
The best and clearest images available for anatomical study.
Netter flash cards are the ones to get, because they use illustrations by Frank Netter, who painted with real clarity and naturalism. I studied from plastic models, photos of cadavers and illustrations in a textbook, and it was often hard to identify a structure in one medium based on learning it from another. Netter really gets to the essence of forms, and when I learned something from a Netter illustration, I could find it in the other media.
For birders, Netter was the Roger Tory Peterson and JJ Audubon of human anatomy.
One drawback: the cards do not include brain structures.
Jun 10, 2017
Nice compact leg set.
Legs only. Simple and solid. I will use with a compatible tripod head.
Oct 07, 2012
The F3 is my choice for an excellent a manual focus 35mm film camera.
I love the Nikon F3HP. It's my choice for an excellent a manual focus 35mm film camera. The HP viewfinder is easy to use, even if you wear glasses. The controls are comfortable and straightforward. It's a durable camera. The metering system is very good, and doesn't need to be overridden all than much.
The main drawback is that the maximum flash sync is 1/80, so it's not the camera for outdoor fill flash.
I like the build quality, controls and viewfinder better than the Nikon FM2 and FE2, but those cameras sync to 1/250.