Nano Thermal Printer

[Monocular] great thermal

[Black] The above title says it all. Canon, please make a thermal 8x10 printer. This little guy is the best. Quality of prints is top notch and pretty good with acurate flesh tones. I will be using this in the studio to provide a quick gift print to my clients. Easy peasy set up too.

[3.565 lb] These print well in my Casio CW-50 Thermal Printer and I don't ever recall having a bad burn with one of them. Although they are rated at 16x, I usually burn at 8x and have never had a problem.

[7 lb] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I previously owned a different thermal printer model and had issues with the feeder and app. This Brother printer is perfect for my small business needs and fits my 4x6 shipping labels for packaging. It was fairly easy to set up and get started with the online and app features. So far I'm happy with the quality of the print and capabilities to make adjustments in app. I love not having to purchase ink for this thermal printer which saves me time and money!

[Black] I bought this cable to use to connect a thermal printer to my laptop. The cable works great and the extra length of the cable comes in handy, too. Great price and service from B&H.

[Yes] A really beautiful showcase CPU case. Thermal is good. But if you want better thermal get the ones with mesh front cover.

[34 mm] I had a chance to test out the Burris Thermal Riflescope at a range next to a pile of other thermal scopes (Pulsar, ATN, etc). The BTR outperformed all the other products in terms of refresh rate and ease of use. It was right at the top level of image quality and it had features that I wouldn't hunt without like HOT TRACK. I had my mindset on Burris and then I found out the price point, I can practically buy two of these for one of any other lower-performing competitor.

[90 mm] The Thor 4 is everything I hoped for in a thermal scope.

[Jaw] I bought a pair of these to compare with manfrotto's Nano clamps. As described in nano review, I use flashlights for macro setup along with a Giottos micro ball head, manfrotto flex arm and superclamp.I have also used them for precision balancing on my digiscoping setup.These clamps aren't as pretty as the Manfrotto, but they do the same job, cost less and are slightly more compact due to the sliding tightening handle. With their more industrial look, I won't feel too bad if they end up out in the wood shop with some of my other misused camera gear.

[0.055 lb] Useful 5-Pin for the Nucleus Nano.