Only for the silver one, but they're all stupid pricy - https://www.royalmint.com/shop/limited-editions/star-trek/collection/
Shadow
People who talk excessively loudly and can be heard across the entire office.
Ah probably not voltage drop then. You can try the white balance correction - https://kno.wled.ge/features/cct/#white-balance-correction
Compare the beginning of the strip against the very end of it, are they the same color? How long are the runs?
Are you injecting power at more than just the start of the line? That might solve the color issue. Voltage drop tends to make leds shift a little.
This depends on how long your runs are though, I would expect 24v to be more resistant
Image quality difference is negligable. I've had a lens saved by the UV filter (tripod got knocked over, lens hit a rock head on). IMHO it's worth it. Lens hood is a good call too, cap only helps if you're not shooting when it falls.
Don't use a cheap UV filter and you won't notice it. https://photographylife.com/filters-affect-resolution-lenses
It looks like it comes with a uv filter, that would be my first suggestion. Not because you need uv protection, but because if you smash your lens it'll protect the lens itself from being broken.
Other than that its easy to spend money on accessories, and my suggestion is don't. Start taking pictures first and learn.
Five.
As in Cat 5
I'd use Canada Post, except they won't ship products internationally that contain a lipo. UPS wasn't my first choice =(
Yeah, this thread has me reconsidering and thinking I should just embed the cost in shipping.
Those 2% were covered by the 3rd party insurance, and I send out replacements right away instead of waiting for the insurance to do their thing.
Yep you're well within your right to do a chargeback and I'd probably have to eat the loss, but I'm not willing to ship a replacement in that case either. The insurance would ensure you get the product at the end.

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