Horribly inaccurate information on cheap photocopies - don't waste your money
934210
While these printouts have some nice graphics, that's about all they have going for them unfortunately.  The blueprints are just that - printouts.  On regular paper.  While the price wasn't much, about $17 for me including shipping, that's way way too expensive for what are essentially some photocopies on regular paper.

Regardless, I had the initial thought of laminating them myself so I could keep them preserved.  Then I actually read through them.  The information in here isn't even accurate to the show!  The 12 large radiator fins are mistakenly labeled as "communication arrays".  Starfury blueprints show air intakes in place of where the upper guns are, when the fighter is not even capable of atmospheric flight (it was a plot point multiple times in the show for crying out loud!).  The blueprints also claim the station has "pulse sensors" capable of scanning out to 3 lightyears - something the station is not remotely capable of (and wouldn't even be useful considering all ships come through the nearby jump gate).

Overall, I unfortunately have to conclude this is a ripoff.  Spend your money on the far superior (and more accurate) Babylon 5 Security Manual instead.
3124208
I just got these and opened the package  -- anticipating a useful tool for a wedding shoot the next weekend. Wow what a disappointment! The white card actually a very light blue-purple - see my photo- how can you do white balance with that? :P

First the description of the item :  The cards came promptly and were packed in a paper box.  The cards are thin plastic material, about the size of a CD case only a bit narrower, and there was one colored "white" (it's actually a very light blue-purple - see my photo) one black and one gray. The lanyard is a cheapish generic lanyard, black nylon.  The directions are plagiarized from a white balance tutorial/guide I found on the interrnet - they even copied the typos in the original. Whoever manufactures this item is obviously not trying very hard.  Optecka is a house brand fro 47th st photo- all the email and site information on the name/company leads back to 47th st photo.

As for the function of these cards:  I did a few test shots with my&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Canon-EOS-Rebel-T2i-18-MP-CMOS-APS-C-Digital-SLR-Camera-with-3-0-Inch-LCD-and-EF-S-18-55mm-f-3-5-5-6-IS-Lens/dp/B0035FZJHQ/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Canon EOS Rebel T2i 18 MP CMOS APS-C Digital SLR Camera with 3.0-Inch LCD and EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens</a>&nbsp;on raw and on jpeg and started looking at the results.  I noticed the shots I used the white card on were way off- but its easy to see why  - I compared the white card to a normal piece of white paper and it's not even close!  I emailed the company about this but I got only an automated response.  There is another brand of this size white balance card available - I would go with them not this one.
2176310
This is a book for the gullible. It has poor knowledge of stamp collecting and value. I'm a collector and not investor and I bought it just to read about another aspect of collecting for some. The advice is worse than late TV buying channels and a sure way to throw away your money. Avoid this one!!!
2421852
Plugged into Sony A7iii and can not record 4k or 1080p 120fps. Exact same cards of the same brand and "extreme Pro U3 10 rating work flawlessly at 100bits. This comes up with an error message after multiple reformat. Upon searching forums, there is a similar thing found. The "scandisk" logo does not look the same as pictured and the tab to lock the card is YELLOW and not grey. So it is also not the same card as pictured. DO NOT BUY. FAKE CARDS! I am printing return label as I type.
4513886
This product is pure garbage - don't waste your time or money. The print cartridges arrived in their sealed foil packets, but not in the cardboard retail packaging shown. When I installed them in my printer, neither one would print at all. After examining the cartridges more closely, I noticed that both of them had March 2008 expiration dates on them! What business with any integrity whatsoever would sell merchandise whose shelf life had run out SIX YEARS ago? Now I understand why they didn't arrive in the displayed retail packaging - it would have clearly shown the 2008 expiration dates. Save yourself some time, money and aggravation - DON'T BUY THIS ITEM.
4834112
Information is okay, but very poor quality photos.
97072
This product was a sad disappointment! The photo quality makes even the best 2D photos unviewable. After installing the included software, I was unable to convert my 3D photos to a format that was compatible with this photo viewer. (I have the Fuji Finepix Real 3D W3 camera). The native format of my photos did not display correctly on this viewer, and this format was unrecognized by the included software. This product automatically converts your 2D photos to what they say is "3D", but in fact, the result is just a blurry mess! Even the menus that display on the photo viewer are blurry! Don't waste your time or effort on this item.
3304561
Quaint and inaccurate  Reviewer: Eva Webster-Frizzell from Tennessee  I have read and am appalled at the first of many inaccuracies in this book. The first, most glaring to anyone from the area is the caption of the  two-page "homecoming" picture. The actual gathering is for a  baptism. Anyone not recognizing this has spent a year not learning. Very  disappointed in this book. I bought the book for my sister, a PHN working  with people in very poor circumstances in the Sequatchie Valley of  Tennessee. She had hoped to see the documentary but missed it. I hope she  can look over the problems with the book, we can forgive Yankees who try to  look at and into our lives and consistently get the wrong information. By  the way, our widowed mother reared twin daughters without ever resorting to  welfare.
2568132
The cover photo of Hepburn is gorgeous.  Some of the other photos in the book are also terrific including some that haven't been overexposed in other books.  However, the foreword by Charles Higham is full of errors that would be laughable if they weren't such an insult to Hepburn, one of the world's most famous women.  For example, her birthdate is erroneously listed as 1909 (it was 1907) and he states that she "succumbed to a coma in the 1990's" (Hepburn died in June 2003 at the age of 96.)  The information provided between her birth and death is also error-filled.
The photos also suffer from gross mislabelling from beginning to end.  Ex: page 14 a photo is labelled - Undated photograph Katharine Hepburn mid-dive. Anyone with a remote knowledge of Hepburn recognizes this as a still from the film "The Philadelphia Story."  The photo on page 35 bears the label: 1935 George Cukor and Katharine Hepburn on the set of the film "Sylvia Scarlett," the photo is actually from the set of the film "Mary of Scotland" with Katharine Hepburn and Frederic March being filmed as director John Ford and the rest of his crew watch the action. Page 73 -- the 1942 MGM Commemorative photo -- Lionel Barrymore is mis-identified as Red Skeleton!  The photos on pages 90 and 91 are labelled: Undated photographs of Hepburn.  Reality: both are stills of Hepburn in costumes from the 1957 film "Desk Set." The errors continue and one of the worst is the labelling of the photo on page 122 which states: 1959 Hepburn converses with a member of the crew on the set of "Suddenly, Last Summer."  The referenced photo is actually one of Katharine Hepburn walking with her niece Katharine Houghton outside the sound stage where they were filming the 1967 film "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner."  The sloppy manner in which this book was edited is insulting to the purchaser and the disclaimer on page 190 is not sufficient to cover for it.  The disclaimer reads: Every effort was made to ascertain the copyright holder of the photographs reproduced in this book.  Any errors were unintended by Editions Verlhac/Chronicle Books and will be corrected in the next printing.  This kind of sloppy publishing is inexcusable for a book that retails for $45.00.
2696564
The product description says printed on matted paper with a cut out for a picture and a "crystal clear presentation bag".  What arrived was a 1 inch diameter tube by slow mail from an address in China.  After a struggle to open it, I found a  tightly rolled photo on cheap glossy paper that would not lay flat.  The photo was of  poor quality, the text of the poem blurred with white flecks .  The "cut out" for a picture did not exist, it was only a photograph of a hole.  A customer review said "a 2x2 photo works perfectly" and the prints I made up in advance were too small.  After spending over an hour trying to doctor up this piece of junk, I can't understand the positive customer reviews.  I can't believe this is the same product.  Don't buy the cheaper version.
4831006
False Advertising!  Buyer Beware!  Do not buy from Cathy's Bargains - not postcards, just flimsy paper scored to cut into 4 pieces!

I ordered Avery postcards.  When they arrived, they were shrink-wrapped as a package of two.  That's not how they are sold by Avery.  When I opened them, the original package seal was removed - along with the ORIGINAL product.  It was replaced by a cheap imitation PAPER - NOT POSTCARDS AS DESCRIBED AND AS SOLD BY AVERY, not suitable for mailing in the USA.  I've been using Avery postcards for 6 years.  I know the company's quality.
2975676
This product is misleading. There aren't 3.5M images, fonts, photos, etc. not even close. It's a lure to get you to sign up for 1 year of their online service. The disc that comes in the box has a few hundred images on it at best.

The word "includes" means that it's in addition to, as in the disc had 3.5 million images, fonts, etc. Don't buy this product if you think you are getting 3.5 million files on a disc. You are really paying for 1 year of their online service. I expected better from IMSI. In the past their clip art collections were great. Now they settle for duplicitous practices to lure people into giving them repetative income.
3294251
This is not a real book, and it is not good for identification purposes.  It is simply a "recipe" collection of very generic, somewhat outdated "species accounts" which are packaged by the state.  It is a money making scheme.  If you want a field guide, get Sibley, Kaufman, Peterson, American Bird Conservancy... there are so many good ones.  Skip this.

As another drawback, this uses photography, rather than artwork.  Photographs are well-known to be poor for ID purposes.  Kaufman is the only photo guide that comes close to usable.
670338
Do not waste your time with this pamphlet, it is riddled with errors and missing information. You'll find more accurate information on Microsoft's website concerning VBScript.
354199
Worst product ever!! Bought 20 cameras to capture my guest perspectives that my photographer would possibly miss. Was so excited and set up an "I spy" game so each table at reception would have different focus points to capture on camera. The day after wedding I took all 20 cameras to a Walgreens and paid $170 for 20 cameras to be devolved to basically break down and cry at the results. I got maybe 12 pics TOTAL out of 20 cameras. Walgreens stated that cameras had "recycled film" and they did the best they could in developing what they did. The pics they did get developed were very poor quality. So since it was pic here and there off of each camera I still had to pay for the DVD which I requested compared to the prints. Charged me $115 instead of the $170....but was such a waste of money!! Do NOT buy these cameras!!! I would rate -5 if I could!!!
1874078
This ebook is not meant for reading or coloring. It's meant to trick you into signing up for a mailing list where content farms and desperate self-published authors hock their mediocre books in the hopes you'll increase their Amazon sale rankings through free purchases and reviews. It's super scammy and an insult to buyers.

As with every other ebook I've reviewed from this publisher, the text was outsourced to a content farm or freelancer who writes an essay-style intro about the topic, similar to what your 4th grader would write for Common Core. They use the exact same text in every one of their coloring books. The art they use is clipart, stock photos, and pieces they stole from other artists--none of which are ever credited. I've included samples of the coloring cutouts included in this "preview" which show that these are zentangle doodles and not actually Mendhi styles, and they are all obviously taken from multiple sources (I reverse image searched to find them) and is of varying image quality, most of which are VERY low quality.

Since the link to the coloring pages email list is broken, there's no way to tell if the full resolution images are any better quality, but the included images are low quality. While the coloring page link was suspended by the ISP (very telling), the link to the "I Just Read It" book club will in fact sign you up to receive even more discounted, poor-quality books from content farms and desperate authors. That's the goal of these scammy publishers: they create mediocre content to get you to sign up for more mediocre content which they use to sell their mailing list services to mediocre authors or other content farms. The actual content they produce is garbage, and it's completely unrelated to the book you found the link in.

***** AS OF THIS WRITING, YOU CANNOT ACTUALLY GET ANY "MENDHI PATTERNS" COLORING PAGES THROUGH THE PURCHASE OF THIS EBOOK *****

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1673536
I've never seen so much incorrect technical information in one book in my life.
In just 30 minutes of reading I found false technical information on pages 25, 26, 28, 29, 30, 32 and 44.
Incorrect information was found in numbers listed for displacements, bore diameters, strokes, rod bore diameters, valve lifts and rod lengths!
Another reviewer mentioned that you can't trust many of the part numbers, which I didn't check but I wouldn't be surprised!
Because of all the bad information I found, I don't trust the rest of the information in the book!
I don't even want to sell or return the book because someone else might trust the information and destroy an engine!
This book must be burned!