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Comic books from 70's - what was on the inside cover (back or front)?
I know this is a wierd question, but here's the back story. I grew up in another country and didn't speak any English at the time. My aunt would occasionally send us care packages including comics. I didn't know any of the characters then, so I have no idea which characters or which company (Marvel or something else) they were. I remember being intrigued not so much by the comics themselves, but on the inside cover there were pictures of various items, like lantern, tent, duffle bag, etc. Looking back it seemed like they were prizes for doing something (possibly selling comics or for some other contest). I don't personally know anyone who collects comics to ask them, so can anyone here tell me what the point of those things on the inside cover were? I know it's not much information, but that's all I can remember.
it was an ad for a company (American Specialty or GRIT magazine) that gave out prizes (presumably to kids) instead of financial reward for selling their products...
Smart Photography Tips #2
On my last trip to Europe, I knew that I wanted to photograph landscapes and other subjects that would require a tripod. But I needed to travel light, because I was taking only a midsize duffle and my camera bag to store all of my belongings. A key piece of equipment for this adventure turned out to be a unique travel tripod called the Magic 2.
Unlike other tripods that have a large circumference even when collapsed, the Cullman's legs fold flat, forming a compact rectangle that is only 1.5 inches thick and 13.75 inches long. It fits almost anywhere. And even though it's constructed of anodized metal for durability, the Magic 2 weighs only 2.5 pounds.
You can extend this marvel of engineering to 57 inches, but I don't recommend it. Instead, resist extending the center post to maximum height and keep the tripod to about 50 inches for better stability. I also recommend you hang your camera bag over one of the legs or around the center post for a more stable shooting surface.
One of the reasons this unit is called Magic is that it also converts to a better-than-decent monopod. That's right, one of the legs detaches from the main unit and screws into the center post to create a walking stick with a ball-head mount on top. This is really nice for day hikes when you want to leave the rest of the unit back in the hotel room.
The legs extend to full height via four collapsible sections. They twist one way to loosen and the other to tighten, which works well most of the time. An important tip to remember is not to tighten the legs when you collapse the tripod. You'll have a hard time getting a good grip.
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