Olympus OM10 35mm SLR camera with Zuiko 50mm lens and Manual adapter.
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Reviews (7)
04 Oct, 2023
Good value light source for art pencil tracing or backlighting
The light from this board comes out in dots, perhaps 1mm apart, so if you need a very even light, such as for photographing antique film transparencies, you will need to overlay some semi-transparent foam sheet to diffuse the light a bit more more. I think it is otherwise great for pencil outline tracing.
The light is a nice white colour and has several brightness settings set sequentially by pushing the button on the front. The panel comes with a standard USB cable and gives a good light while not overloading the power output of my normal PC USB outlet.
It looks like the light emitting panel was designed for a small PC or TV and has been re-purposed in an artist's accessory. It is well done and looks very presentable.
This gadget is good value and does what it says in the product description.
29 Jul, 2020
Works well on my LINX 10" tablet
Replaced a previous LINX 10" tablet mains adapter that was chewed by the dog. Works well.
14 Sep, 2022
Nice little rack but there are 'Gotchas'
This is a useful little cabinet but measure your equipment carefully against the spec. Some of my equipment stuck out the back, so I can't put the rack back on.
Also, I had to dismantle and set back the front vertical frames to prevent equipment handles banging the glass, and that's a fiddly job which took over an hour and a few cusses.
Big gotcha - Sanus use a proprietary screw size to fix the equipment front panels and you have to buy these in advance. It's as if the rack was designed by a hot headed 'I want' person who insisted on getting their own way. The metalwork is punched for standard captive rack screws but you can't use them as the verticals have been rotated 90 degrees and cut off at the mounting points.
The width between the proprietary vertical front panel mounts is a few millimetres smaller than a regular 19-inch rack and some equipment fouled. I had to remove some panel handle mouning screws when using a standard rail set to bear some weight..
Finally, Sanus own rack shelves have a bent lip at the front, which is mechanically a good idea but means the vertical planning in "U" values gets messed up as things don't fit as you expect.