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Goal Sporting Goods Field Marking Machine
Make your soccer field look professional with this durable and convenient field marking machine. Heavy-duty all metal construction. 10\
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Shoot in the dark. That’s essentially what you can do with the Canon 5D Mark III — with a top sensitivity of ISO 102,400, what was once unfathomable could soon become an acceptable standard. While point-and-shoot manufacturers are adding WiFi and GPS, and tweaking algorithms in an effort to boost sensitivity beyond the 6400 mark, Canon and Nikon are making clear cases for a DSLR upgrade, by drastically improving image quality. The 5D Mark II had an excellent three-year run, but with its 22.3-megapixel sensor, 1.04M-dot 3.2-inch LCD, improved autofocus and high-performance video capabilities, Canon’s latest full-frame DSLR is an entirely different beast, and a very compelling successor. We spent two glorious weeks with a pre-production 5D Mark III before reluctantly shipping it back to Canon. The biggest benefit (for us, at least) has been high-ISO shooting. While the former 5D could theoretically handle ISO 25,600 captures as well, its native range topped out at 6400 — venturing beyond that territory meant taking a hit on image quality, making it a seldom-used feature that benefited the camera’s spec sheet far more than our low-light snap collection. With this latest iteration, we were able to capture sharp images in environments where there was far too little light to make out details with the naked eye, just as we have with the larger (and pricier) Nikon D3S. Our resulting scenes look like they were lit with sophisticated rigs, or in an environment that allotted far more natural light than was actually available. Low-light shooting is but one benefit of the Mark III, however, so join us past the break for a closer look in our field review.
Football Field Marking Kit
All the necessary tools and products to establish permanent reference points for a regulation Football field. Each Kit includes: 50 Sockets with plugs 8 Lining pegs 638 ft. of #30 heavy duty twine 1 Pilot hole punch 1 Socket setter
ProLine 12 Piece Field Layout System for Baseball
The ProLine™ Field Layout System features: Safe – Unlike others, ProLine™ locators have no open holes to catch players’ shoe cleats or fill with debris. Easy to Install – Simply locate your field corners and other key layout points. Use starter tool to make hole and insert the ProLine™ locators. Your field is now ready to be quickly relined year after year. Easy to use – Just attach the guide cord between the locators and start striping you field. Unlike other locators, the ProLine’s™ unique one-piece design eliminates any additional pegs or plugs to loose or forget. Indestructible – Made from super tough nylon the ProLine™ layout system will last for years. Quality – Proudly made in the USA, Newstripe ProLine™ products are backed by a 18 month limited warranty. Convenient – Kits for All Sports: Football, Soccer, Baseball… They come complete with starting tool and 600 feet of high-grade cord. Inexpensive – Compared to other available products you will save 40 percent or more. Set Includes: 12 Markers, installation starter tool, and 600 feet of layout twine.
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Shoot in the dark. That’s essentially what you can do with the Canon 5D Mark III — with a top sensitivity of ISO 102,400, what was once unfathomable could soon become an acceptable standard. While point-and-shoot m
anufacturers are adding WiFi and GPS, and tweaking algorithms in an effort to boost sensitivity beyond the 6400 mark, Canon and Nikon are making clear cases for a DSLR upgrade, by drastically improving image quality. The 5D Mark II had an excellent three-year run, but with its 22.3-megapixel sensor, 1.04M-dot 3.2-inch LCD, improved autofocus and high-performance video capabilities, Canon’s latest full-frame DSLR is an entirely different beast, and a very compelling successor. We spent two glorious weeks with a pre-production 5D Mark III before reluctantly shipping it back to Canon. The biggest benefit (for us, at least) has been high-ISO shooting. While the former 5D could theoretically handle ISO 25,600 captures as well, its native range topped out at 6400 — venturing beyond that territory meant taking a hit on image quality, making it a seldom-used feature that benefited the camera’s spec sheet far more than our low-light snap collection. With this latest iteration, we were able to capture sharp images in environments where there was far too little light to make out details with the naked eye, just as we have with the larger (and pricier) Nikon D3S. Our resulting scenes look like they were lit with sophisticated rigs, or in an environment that allotted far more natural light than was actually available. Low-light shooting is but one benefit of the Mark III, however, so join us past the break for a closer look in our field review.
