A Quiet Place Part Iii

I happened to be one of those people with really tiny ears ... and the Quiet Comfort Earbuds III Alternate Sizing Kit is just PERFECT for me! ... I use the x-small tips which make the earbuds fit perfectly and COMFORTABLY! The sound quality of the Earbuds II are without question amazing ... so, increasing the comfort level when I wear them was the only thing I needed to take them over the top. I LOVE these earbuds!

I use this tripod to hold a 5d Mark III and some heavy lenses. It has been quiet sturdy and its not too heavy to carry around.

Very good, no problem with my canon 5d Mark III and eaqsy to use in all place

The grip was easy to place, stays on well so far, and fits my RX100-iii perfectly. It does make you wonder why the stock camera doesn't come with it already. As I've used the camera without it for so long, I wouldn't say I handled it any worse before adding this -- it is still a small camera, and you still have to be careful with it. But it does feel easier to hold with one hand now, and moreover, I feel less nervous about someone else holding it to take a shot. Yes, it's expensive for a piece of rubber, but the fit is very precise.

Works as advertised on a Nikon D800e in the place of a wired remote shutter release. Used with 2 PocketWizard Plus III's, the button half-push for focusing IS available. However, most of the time I use it with a FlexTT5 on the camera and remote speedlight, and trigger with a Plus III. In this case, there is no half-push. Pressing the button focuses and shoots in one push.

I purchased 6 of these to place in my Synology NAS. All work well, no failures. They are reasonably quiet drives, just humming along 7X24.

So far I have loved this kit for my uses. I use it in a small home studio and have had no issue with the low power. If your shooting in a small low light room they are fine. I can shoot with the blinds on the windows closed and have plenty of power. I have not needed to go above half power with any of my shoots thus far. The accessories it comes with are nice. One of my light stands is a bit sticky and hard to release. Make sure you tighten the non-adjustable end on each of the links on the light stands. One of mine was quiet loose. I do not care for the bag that came with them. But then again it does protect against them being bumped around alot. I wish it had foam inserts with cutouts for where to place everything but that is ok. It is basically just a large duffle bag with their logo. Also I don't like that I have to remove the modeling light everytime I want to install the bulb cover. Some people may leave the reflector in place for protection but I prefer the full cover just in case. I bought these to decide if I like studio strobes. You can't go wrong with the price. I use the popup flash to fire these. Just set the pop up to manual and the lowest power and it should not affect your exposure. I also use a speedlight for added light which is fired with an optical slave adapter you can pick up quiet cheap.

There is nothing exciting about an attenuator, but when you need one nothing else takes its place. This is about the best on the market. Dead quiet, switchable attenuation, it just works as it is suppose to. Every studio should have a handful of these!

Of all the Logitech keyboards I've used over the years, from cheap to expensive, I like this one the best. It's heavy enough to say in one place. I like the rounded, fairly quiet keys. It has just enough media buttons.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Works very well is smooth and quiet much better than the old one