Jlab Studio Pro Manual

I've used a variety of wireless earbuds including the LG Tone series, the JLab JBuds Air, and the Anker Soundbuds Slim . The Pixel Buds A-Series are by far the best earbuds I've ever experienced. They have crisp and clear sound quality, and great Google Assistant integration. The hardware is very nice with the case being slim enough to carry in my pocket without feeling bulky. If you're hesitant to purchase any pair of earbuds as it's a costly investment, I definitely recommend these earbuds. One item I do wish these earbuds had would be some type of external audio bypass so that I wouldn't have to remove them for quick conversations, otherwise it's not that big of an inconvenience as they are easy to remove and place back in my ear.

I am 9 months with my first DSLR. I am not a pro. This Rokinon 85mm is Manual and has turned out to be a teacher in a lens. Solid construction and materials. Full manual and Full manual aperture range of 1.4 - 22 I have the POWER!!! The review in photography magazine was exact. I cannot stop taking pictures. Finally, something for my left hand to do while composing a shot. $60.00 in savings from buying the Bower 85mm (exact same maker). Develop the real photographer within yourself. Go to the Manual Side.

As a pro using strobes in the studio and on location, these Lume Cube Studio panels are an excellent alternative for small product work. And for location portraits at twilight, for instance, the battery power and easy adjustment of color temp and brightness is a game changer. Love them. A great purchase.

Have used only in the studio where they have worked perfectly, have not tested the max range. I have used both in ETTL mode and manual mode and been able to fine tune the flash head zoom. All have just worked, no issues. Use with a Canon 600 EX-RT and a Yongnuo YN622C-TX. Both the Transmitter/Controller and Receiver/Flash Trigger use AA batteries same as my SpeedLites. Only one kind of spare battery to carry!

The R1C1 is very easy to use. Reading the manual is not necessary to figure out most features. However, it comes with a very handy booklet with great suggestions for setting up studio lighting with Nikon Speedlights. The R1C1 can also be used in conjunction with other Nikon Speedlights, such as the SB800 or SB900 (up to 9 at once), enabling one to setup a pro-level portrait or product studio. The R1C1's flash heads also have LED spotter lights to assist with aiming the heads. The R1C1 is not heavy but it is a bit bulky and wielding it takes some practice. I use it with the Nikon D3 and F6 bodies.

Amazing product but its size and weight (9.5lb) demand that it is a studio strobe. The manual needs to be more detailed and more visual. Also, for its cost, it would have been great to have included a proper strobe speed ring for a Bowens-S mount.

I love all my Profoto products. They are phenomenal. I had a little difficulty at first with my D2 kit in the studio when using them with some of my older Norman and Photogenic lights in TTL mode, forgetting that once TTL with my Nikon Air remote, that i need to turn to manual when adding the other lights. Some of my other non-Profoto lights would misfire and the TTL exposures were all heavily underexposed. the other lights were not playing well with them in TTL modes. Once I thought about it, i remembered that I had to turn off the TTL setting on my remote after I had the balance that i wanted with just my Profotos firing before i added the non-TTL lights. The settings from my TTL exposures were held at the same levels once they were switched to manual. And these lights are powerful! I've been using my B1 kit and B2 kits on location for almost two years and have been waiting for the right time to get a studio kit as well. the D2 kit was worth the wait.

Bought this to use in the studio with a Hensel studio monolight and a Nikon SB-800 in MANUAL mode, works as advertised. Haven't tried it outside but at least they work amazing in the studio.

Coming from the days of Speedotrons, these lights are nearly idiot proof. The increments of power adjustments can be in full stops or smaller increments. There are obviously no power cords, power packs, or a real threat of being electrocuted. I found this system can literally be plugged in and used with only a glance of the manual. This isn't to say this system isn't sophisticated. There are manual controls, which I use, but the TTL is useful when one wants assistance with the exposure. All in all, they are a powerful light with portability like no other! I would recommend for indoor studio use and outdoor sessions. Also, I live in a tiny studio and these can pack away in a backpack for storage! Talk about convenience!

Love this tape. It is a must have in the studio. Pro Gaff is a great brand.