Bendable Detachable In Ear Monitor Ee

If you need in ear monitor and and don't want to spend over $ Then this is your solution.

I purchased these headphones to monitor audio tracks for videos. They pack easily, have detachable cables (two are supplied), and are very comfortable.

Good quality. Nice heavy material that is easily bendable.

Smooth operation. Handle is detachable.

This pop filter works well. I like that it snaps onto the mic directly instead of having a bendable arm warped around it.

I shot one roll of this as a camera test of an Olympus Pen EE half frame camera, so I have no baseline to compare it to, but I was pleased with the results. I developed with cinestill D96 mono bath. It's the first roll of B&W film I've processed in 17 years and it could not have been easier. I would highly recommend this film for practice, camera tests, and possibly general use if you are on a budget.

I've always loved Olympus. From my Pen EE to my OM-2 film cameras and now this OM-D E-M5 Mark III, Olympus has always been my preference. This camera is light and easy to handle. It's packed with features that make it easy to use. In my opinion this is the best camera for non-professionals at an intermediate to advanced level.

Sturdy, all metal construction allows you to use any red-dot sight on your camera. Olympus ee-1 is all plastic an goes out of zero with the slightest bump. Plus, this is a much less expensive alternative. Great for tracking moving objects at 1 to 1.

WIth my Olympus 300mm f/4 Pro, there is no loss in observed AF accuracy or sharpness. It never comes off my camera! I do often use the EE-1 Red Dot to help me find my bird subjects!

Like another reviewer, I am disabled and can only shoot from the driver’s seat (using Nikon 200-500mm and gimbal head). The Eckla Eagle is very well made and designed. My only quibble is that the vertical edge that slides down into the door window slot is not very “deep,” only about ¾  inch. That allows the entire platform to slip out if lifting the lens upward, or if driving slowly over a bump or curve (slow speeds on deserted roads only, of course). I glued a 2” sheet metal “extension” to that edge for a “deeper” penetration into the window slot. I also added a bungee cord attached to the bottom of the door to exert a downward pull on the EE. Another reviewer described being able to raise the window while the EE is in place. That means that only the interior plastic door panel, (fairly flexible on most modern vehicles), and not the window glass, is supporting his EE. To me, this is not nearly rigid enough. I hook the EE edge OVER the window glass, in its lowered position, for the most rigidity possible. Car window glass is easily strong enough for this. In fact, the EE is designed so that one can reverse the window slot edge piece so that it grips only the window glass, when raised 2+ inches.