Picture isn't so good...

I've tried to arrange them so you can get an idea of relative sizes. Of note is that the old 72s are pretty much the same size as the more recent 90s

太帅了 我喜欢那些彩色键帽 ~~~~

yab8433408 wrote:太帅了 我喜欢那些彩色键帽 ~~~~

We definitely need a chinese <-> english inline translator here ...


We will just have to cope with taiwanese , cantonese or mandarin idioms.

(I love those handsome coloured keycaps) - is that an accurate translation? Copying the characters into google seems to do the trick for me.

Assuming you mean the blue/green yellow ones... The best thing about them is that the keys are all the same profile - very handy for playing around with the layout.

The 2nd from the top left are cherry doubleshots. All of the others are made by signature plastics.

hoggy wrote:...
Picture isn't so good...
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Softness in the picture comes from the soft carpet.
A hard laminate floor would give better contrast.

Thanks for the tip! So the camera tries to focus on the texture of the carpet and ruins it for the keyboards?

hoggy wrote:Thanks for the tip! So the camera tries to focus on the texture of the carpet and ruins it for the keyboards?

Look at webwit's laminate-floor-photos. They are allways sharp! So it must be the carpet.

BTW: I like the one in the plastic bag most. Does it have Cherry key caps?

edit: Your theory is right! I can see the texture of the carpet, but not the texture of the key caps!

Doubt it. Focusing is about distance, and the distance between carpet and keycaps is minimal. The keyboards at the top of the photo actually have a much bigger distance from the camera than the ones at the bottom of the photo. The mid-right of the photo is especially blurry. I think the lens needs a good cleaning! Also it will help to take the photo with more light.

i think it was a joke from 7bit. Some kind of geek humour

Are these tipro keyboards really different from some other plate mounted KB ?

I love the black one too

The Tipros (not pictured) are much better!

Want some?

sordna wrote:Doubt it. Focusing is about distance, and the distance between carpet and keycaps is minimal. The keyboards at the top of the photo actually have a much bigger distance from the camera than the ones at the bottom of the photo. The mid-right of the photo is especially blurry. I think the lens needs a good cleaning! Also it will help to take the photo with more light.

The lens is alright!

Just a larger sensor would be fine.

Also, we need joke-tags.

7bit wrote:The Tipros (not pictured) are much better!

Like the cherries ?

I agree about the light. Tied up the nets, put all the lights on, but forgot to move to a country that actually gets any sun...

The one in the plastic bag is as bnib as I've seen in an Access board. SP caps I'm afraid. I've got another black one at work with round 3 caps on it - looks much better.

hoggy wrote:I agree about the light. Tied up the nets, put all the lights on, but forgot to move to a country that actually gets any sun...

The one in the plastic bag is as bnib as I've seen in an Access board. SP caps I'm afraid. I've got another black one at work with round 3 caps on it - looks much better.

The one in the bag has got SP key caps?

The lettering looks so thick!

Turns out the lens was a bit smeary.

Letters on the 127s are the same...



Already got tipro - must play with it more. The Access boards only have 2 layers - the tipros have 4, don't they?

From the preview picture on the front page I thought "oh wow, that's a pretty cool pedal board setup".

Thanks!

I will show Melissa the phote with the up-arrow on the Shift key.

Maybe we can save some money, does look OK to me.

Does anyone here have experience with the Genovation 681 / 682 ?
It has 35 keys, 2 layers. Seems like a good candidate for building a split keyboard.

sordna wrote:Does anyone here have experience with the Genovation 681 / 682 ?
It has 35 keys, 2 layers. Seems like a good candidate for building a split keyboard.

I have a Genovation 682 with white tactile/klicky ALPS switches.
It is awfully loud, as the whole unit resonates every time a switch is released after having been pressed.
And it is much too high.