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Jan 28, 2016
Quality Dark Battery Operated Candles with timer feature
2 of 2 found this helpful These candles worked great. You do need some kind of candle holder or support. I used a small wood block with a hole drilled in it (a little smaller than the diameter so the taper fit into it and supported it nicely) to support the bottom of the candle. They sit right in the middle of my windows on the sills. You turn all of the candles on by screwing on the bottom until the bulb lights (do all candles at the same time). There is an internal timer that will keep it on for about 6 hours. It would be nice if the manufacturer made some with a 12 hour timer, but it is what it is. If you want it to stay on until turned off, you do not want this type of candle. Batteries seem to last at least 2 or 3 months; not as bad as I thought it would be, partly because they are only on for 6 hours per night. If used seasonally, remember to take the batteries out before storing. I've had them before and if you just put them away without loosening the bottom so they don't come on, or removing the bottom; they continue to cycle on and off until the batteries run down and then are very susceptible to leaking batteries (had to replace several because of battery leakage and corrosion).
Mar 11, 2010
Expodisc tool for setting White Balance
This is a great photography tool to take the guesswork out of setting white balance for photos taken under the same or similar lighting conditions. It is easy to use and takes little time to set. As with any photograph, offsetting to a slightly warmer tone for portraits or slightly cooler tone for winter scenes is easily accomplished. I am using this on a Nikon SLR camera (D300s).
Nov 30, 2017
Best Privacy shade on the market
1 of 1 found this helpful Purchased 2 of these for my travel trailer door windows, which were clear and easy to see into (especially at night). They are made from a quality grade of canvas, with snaps, and fit tight on the window; can be easily snapped on or removed (or just unsnap the top two and let it hang from the bottom. They couldn't be easier to install; just remove the four corner screws and put in the snap screws (snug but don't overtighten). It is a tight fit initially, but it will stretch and that is better than a really loose fit. I think they are the best on the market; though a little more expensive than many others. Sometimes you get what you pay for.