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A well-rounded baitcasting option for anglers diverse in their techniques, the Lew's Mach II Gen 3 Baitcasting Reels are a strong contender in the category for performance and price. Its lightweight graphite frame and side plate readily take the abuse of everyday fishing. Anodized aluminum alloy Speed Gears are precision cut with Hamai CNC machines and its 10 bearing system give this reel its smooth retrieve and durability for years to come. An externally adjustable Magnetic Control system allows for quick and easy adjustments, perfect for changing out several lures a day or adjusting to changing environments. Bowed anodized 95mm handles with Dri-Tec grips deliver sure grip and great comfort, while its Rulan Drag System truly allows you to set and winch in fish to the boat. For the angler looking for the best bang for the buck that's going to last for seasons to come, the Mach II Gen 3 Baitcasting Reel is truly a performance option.10-Bearing System Zirconia Line Guide Durable Rulon Drag System95mm Handle w/ Dri-Tac Grips Externally Adjustable Magnetic Control System Aluminum Spool One-Piece Graphite Frame and Sideplate Precision Cut Anodized Aluminum Alloy Speed Gears

Offering unparalleled experience right out of the box, the Lew's Team Lew's Pro-Ti Gen 2 Baitcasting Reels offer robust features with all the elevated qualities anglers demand out of a premium reel in its category. Unprecedented palming comfort and control, perfect cast and braking system, and remarkable retrieval smoothness for all day use is what Lew's desired for this reel to attain and deliver to the hardcore angler. Its hardened aluminum Speed Gears and P2 Super Pinion sit at the heart of this reel, delivering smoothness and durability simultaneously. A recessed break dial allows for easy and accessible adjustment without creating a hotspot or snagging gloved hands. For the tournament level or hardcore angler, the Pro-Ti Gen 2 takes the cake for a refined, compact and lightweight package, set to deliver years if not decades of performance to the angler looking to elevate their game. Speed Dial Line Indicator External Lube Port Carbon Fiber Drag System One Piece Aluminum Body and Side Cover Black Titanium Finish ACB Quiet Cast Braking System with Recessed External Control Dial Speed Knot Quick Line Attachment Spool95mm Bowed Carbon Handle JDM Styled Winn Dri-Tac Handle Grips SLP Low Profile Design Speed Keeper Hook Keeper Hardened Alloy Speed Gears P2 Super Pinion

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Chanel Shg Pochette Coco Mark Leather Grey Women's R10000a Condition: Good, but used. A good but used item will have been worn and potentially washed but will be in good condition and well taken care of. The item will have visible wear and tear but the defects will be minor. These have to be mentioned and visible in photos.

The ZUIKO DIGITAL ED 14-35mm f/2.0 SWD, which covers a zoom range equivalent to 28mm to 70mm on a 35mm camera lens is the world's first standard zoom lens to feature a large f/2.0 aperture. Boasting industry-leading imaging performance, this lens is a worthy addition to the Olympus Super High Grade (SHG) series of lenses. Together with the ED 7-14mm f/4.0, ED 35-100mm f/2.0 and ED 90-250mm f/2.8 lenses, this lens completes Olympus' series of professional zoom lenses with fixed F-values The flagship of the ZUIKO DIGITAL series, this lens was developed to meet the requirements of the most demanding professionals. It includes reliable splash- and dust-proofing, Olympus' exclusive SWD-driven ultra-fast AF system, a mechanically interlocked manual focusing mechanism and a large, petal-shaped hood with a polarization filter control window. With its unique f/2.0 aperture providing bright viewing with a sharp subject and a soft blurring of the background, this lens epitomizes the versatility, power and creative freedom made possible by the Four Thirds System and is ideal for almost any application - from landscapes and portraits to indoor shooting and photojournalism.

Second-harmonic generation (SHG) microscopy has shown great promise for imaging live cells and tissues, with applications in basic science, medical research, and tissue engineering. Second Harmonic Generation Imaging offers a complete guide to this optical modality, from basic principles, instrumentation, methods, and image analysis to biomedical applications. The book features contributions by experts in second-harmonic imaging, including many pioneering researchers in the field. Written for researchers at all levels, it takes an in-depth look at the current state of the art and possibilities of SHG microscopy. Organized into three sections, the book: Provides an introduction to the physics of the process, step-by-step instructions on how to build an SHG microscope, and comparisons with related imaging techniques Gives an overview of the capabilities of SHG microscopy for imaging tissues and cells―including cell membranes, muscle, collagen in tissues, and microtubules in live cells―by summarizing experimental and analytical methods Highlights representative biomedical and medical applications in imaging cancer, fibroses, autoimmune diseases, connective tissue disorders, eye pathologies, and cardiovascular disease Historically, clinical imaging at the cellular and tissue level has been performed by pathologists on ex vivo biopsies removed by the surgeon. While histology remains the "gold standard" for pathologists, its interpretation remains highly subjective. Much of SHG research has focused on developing more quantitative, objective metrics. A tutorial for newcomers and an up-to-date review for experts, this book explores how SHG may be used to more precisely image a wide range of pathological conditions and diseases.

Second-harmonic generation (SHG) microscopy has shown great promise for imaging live cells and tissues, with applications in basic science, medical research, and tissue engineering. Second Harmonic Generation Imaging offers a complete guide to this optical modality, from basic principles, instrumentation, methods, and image analysis to biomedical applications. The book features contributions by experts in second-harmonic imaging, including many pioneering researchers in the field. Written for researchers at all levels, it takes an in-depth look at the current state of the art and possibilities of SHG microscopy. Organized into three sections, the book: Provides an introduction to the physics of the process, step-by-step instructions on how to build an SHG microscope, and comparisons with related imaging techniques Gives an overview of the capabilities of SHG microscopy for imaging tissues and cells―including cell membranes, muscle, collagen in tissues, and microtubules in live cells―by summarizing experimental and analytical methods Highlights representative biomedical and medical applications in imaging cancer, fibroses, autoimmune diseases, connective tissue disorders, eye pathologies, and cardiovascular disease Historically, clinical imaging at the cellular and tissue level has been performed by pathologists on ex vivo biopsies removed by the surgeon. While histology remains the "gold standard" for pathologists, its interpretation remains highly subjective. Much of SHG research has focused on developing more quantitative, objective metrics. A tutorial for newcomers and an up-to-date review for experts, this book explores how SHG may be used to more precisely image a wide range of pathological conditions and diseases.

Ken M. Harrison's latest book is a complete guide for amateur astronomers who want to obtain detailed narrowband images of the Sun using a digital spectroheliograph (SHG). The SHG allows the safe imaging of the Sun without the expense of commercial ‘etalon’ solar filters. As the supporting software continues to be refined, the use of the digital spectroheliograph will become more and more mainstream and has the potential to replace the expensive solar filters currently in use. The early chapters briefly explain the concept of the SHG and how it can produce an image from the solar spectrum. A comparison of the currently available narrow band solar filters is followed by a detailed analysis of the critical design, construction and assembly features of the SHG. The design and optimum layout of the instrument is discussed to allow evaluation of performance. This information explains how to assemble a fully functional SHG using readily available components. The software required to process the images is explained and step by step examples provided, with various digital instruments around the world highlighted based on input from many experienced amateurs who have shared their experience in building and using their spectroheliographs. The final chapters provide a historical overview of the traditional spectroheliograph and the later spectrohelioscope, from the initial G.E.Hale and Deslandres concepts of the 1890’s through to the later work by Veio and others. The construction and performance of various instruments is covered in detail, and provides a unique opportunity to record and appreciate the groundbreaking researches carried out by amateurs in the 20th century. This is an absolutely up to date book which fully addresses the watershed, game changing influence of the digital imaging revolution on the traditional spectroheliograph.