Spirograph's are great.
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I had a sprograph when I was younger, and love this deluxe set.
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When I was younger, these films couldn't be seen on TV or in a theatre, I only could read about them in books where it often seemed that they were mentioned as lost or in poor condition.  Sometimes it was said they weren't that great anyway so no loss, right?  I am very pleased that Studio Canal and Lionsgate took these films out of the public domain where they were being neglected and brought them together in a restored DVD set where they can be viewed by many people.  I found each film to be enjoyable in their own way and very worthy of being seen.  The Ring is a great film with many Hitchcock touches in the cinematography.  The Manxman, Murder and The Skin Game are less like "Hitchcock" films because sound made them more static in movement but are very worthy films.  They were also stories taken from famous books and plays in which Hitchcock was trying to be faithful to the original creations.  The documentary is fascinating and narrated by wonderful people.  In it I learned that the sound tracks for films such as Murder were recorded right onto the film so no cuts or dubs were able to be made.  They show a scene from Murder where a character is talking to himself in the bathroom mirror as he shaves.  The scene required the actor to manage shaving and talking, without error and looking into the bathroom mirror while doing so.  In addition, since music couldn't be added later, there was an orchestra close by playing the background music.  Hitchcock was able to set the scene up and coordinate this.  He was seen as being creative in the silent cinema and then being able to do things with early sound other filmmakers wouldn't attempt.  The last film is Rich and Strange when sound was getting better in 1931.  It is a nice story about a young couple who lose their way when they come into some money and go on a trip around the world.  Of course some hard times crop up and they find their way back to their "roots."  I never really knew how good these films are from reading about them in books.  I wonder if the authors of those Hitchcock fan books had seen them.  I doubt it.  These films are not great masterpieces but tell an essential story about Hitchcock and can stand on their own as good films.
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Very interesting for a Spirograph.  Looks like it will be easy for kids to hold onto.
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These are great.  They are as functional as any other, but they are fun and have great colors.  The package to hold them in is great. They telescope well and are all as expected.
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Works as advertised. These things are great.
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Staedtler Mars Lumograph 2H Leads are required for the perfect lead holder.

I would purchase these again and I recommend to everyone.
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This is a great great product.  The sensitivity on the motion detector is perfect.
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Bought this in addition to my spirograph art kit, it works perfectly, and does not leak (so far). The colors are really pretty as well.
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The camera's are really nice, great pictures on the screen to. I'm glad I read the reviews before buying.
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I have this indoor one and an outdoor one. These give you great precise data and save that data and shows it to you in graphs. Love it
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It's a spirograph! It comes with the rings and circles just as they always were. My set had one circle missing, I emailed the company and they quickly mailed it to me. Kids can create so many different patterns and drawings. Most will find it fun and fascinating. I know I did.
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Oh what fun, a new Spirograph with all brand new Wheel shapes!  The shapes are not the same as the shapes in the Spirograph The Original Spirograph or the Original Retro Super Spirograph Over 75 Piece Jumbo Set - 50th Anniversary Commemorative Set which make this even better because there is no repeats, you get all new wheels. It even has new size and shape of rings, now that is a bonus. It is a challenge but who doesn't like a challenge? At first I was skeptical of the putty business, but it is much much better than the pins. If you do things right you can get the ring off without tearing your paper, I have had no problems and if part of the putty stays on the paper it comes right off. It is still as fun as when I had the original way back in the 60's. And it comes in this very cute box, well I think it is anyway..lol The paper is even a different shape, as the box. You get this cute little instruction book which is a half shape of the box with lots of designs and instructions in it. Of course you could always make your own designs, so get one and get creative... That is what I am going to do..
Not to sound repetitive but you get this cute hexagon shaped box with two tablets of paper shaped the same and a half shaped instruction book. You get 12 different shaped wheels, here comes the  challenge, folks they are not round..lol 3  different shaped rings, square, triangle, and round (different than the original Spirograph's rings).  All of the wheels and rings (stacked on top of each other in their own impression) come in a plastic tray. You also get some reusable putty and it is definitely reusable a whole lot of times I am still on my first little piece of putty that I have been using and it still works! There is also a cover which is a nice added detail so when you open the box the wheels don't just pop out. It fits tightly so they won't fall out even if you turn it upside down without the cover on it, I know I just tried it out. The box itself is very sturdy. My only complaint is the fact that the tray is of an inferior material but as long as you take care of it you should have no problems and it will last a lifetime.
This Spirograph set is very much interchangeable with the original Spirograph sets. If you have one of the other Spirograph sets you have endless design possibilities. So go get creative, oh did I say that already? well no time like now to get those creative juices flowing.
I would definitely recommend this product to some who has already got acquainted with the original Spirograph sets.
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My 6 year old and I have played with the colors a bit. There are 12 glitter pens and around 12 metallic ones and then the rest are pastels. They color smoothly and are quite enjoyable with the spirograph.
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We have several of the Kodak EasyShare cameras at our school.  It was time to replace the batteries and these are doing well.  An extra charger is always a good thing.
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I bought a case of these on sale at Sam's Club for gifts.  Everyone loved them, especially the attractive color display, the dual temperature and humidity, date and time, etc.  They are a really nice looking device and keep perfect time.  As I recall they also had a USB port that could be used to charge phones, etc. Batteries in the sensor seem to last a long time.
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My agency purchased two of these devices in order to do time-lapse photography and as a remote trigger for other purposes. The price for this item is extremely reasonable compared to brand name units, yet it does the same thing.

After spending just a few minutes looking over the manual and getting familiar with the controls, I pulled both units out of the box, inserted the batteries and began doing tests. Everything worked perfectly right out of the chute. No problems what-so-ever at this point.

These intervalometers are used with Canon Rebel Xti cameras. I've done several tests, all time-lapse shooting; the first was for about a half hour, the second and third were for several hours each, and the fourth test was for around 6 hours when we filled up the 8 GB card with 11,278 low-res images, triggered by the device at 2-second intervals. Each time the device worked flawlessly.

Yes, it doesn't have an On/Off switch - neither does my watch. Put the battery in and run it until it's drained. Or pull out the battery if it's going to sit for a long time without use. This is no big deal. You will have to recharge/replace the batteries on your camera far more often than on the intervalometer. If you're concerned about battery life, keep a spare with you just in case. This is no different than any other important device that runs on battery power.

The devices arrived very quickly. They were safe and secure in their boxes with no damage. I'm very, very happy with this purchase.

The only possible negative comment I could make is that they are made of light-weight plastic. If handled too roughly, I suppose there's a possibility that the case or control buttons could break. But I'm a firm believer in treating equipment with respect. Even the most expensive devices can be broken if not handled with care. So I recommend that these intervalometers be kept in their customized, padded boxes when not in use. And when they are being used, I plan on strapping them down somehow to the tripod or camera so they aren't left dangling in the wind, stretching the cord or left open to get accidentally getting stepped on or pulled off.

But with that being said, unless these units die in the near future, I highly recommend this intervalometer to any photographer and would certainly get more if needed.
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I sent them to my father after watching, an now am lending to my sister.  Lovely photography and imagery.  There was a small bit of repeated footage, and I wonder how many miles of unused footage still are waiting to be made public.  All in all I am quite happy with the DVDs and I am glad that the $$ went straight to a family that seems for all intents and purposes to be good small-scale, dedicated independent filmmakers.