Genuine Spinosaurus Fossil Tooth Teeth HUGE!!! Five And 3/4 Inches Long!!!
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18 Mar, 2017
Oddly proportioned Wolverine Claws
2 of 3 found this helpful Much smaller than anticipated. That's not too bad of a thing, except that the gap between the handle, (which is only about 60% of the size I was anticipating), and where the body of the claws starts is proportionally gigantic. Like fit for a Norwegian bodybuilder. I do not have small hands for a grown man. People have commented on how large my hands are before, and the gap leaves a full half-inch at least between my knuckles and the blades when holding the handles comfortably. Is it a deal breaker? No. Would I have ordered them knowing what I know now? Nope. Will I be sending them back? Nah. Maybe something a big batch of Sugru can fix, but dang--just not very well thought out.
27 Oct, 2015
Alright. Not fantastic. Go for a Full-frame camera instead.
17 of 119 found this helpful The image quality leaves a lot to be desired. Camera is prone to very high levels of noise and chromatic aboration, which fortunately can be compensated for with software like Adobe Lightroom or Photoshop in less-than-ideal lighting. Coming from a Nikon D90 to this wasn't as huge of a step up as I was expecting. I would have been better off saving a few hundred more dollars and going with a full-frame sensor camera. The D7200 has pretty much all of the bells and whistles that Nikon offers, including built-in HDR, WiFi and NFC. In the end though, having to make up for it's shortcomings in image quality with multiple exposures or software leave me with a bittersweet taste in my mouth. It's an alright camera in the end, but for the price, I'd expect superior image quality than this partial-sensor camera delivers.