Opera Web Browser Developers

House of Worship - We were using the web browser to control the camera while we waited for this to come off backorder. After a few weeks the unit came in. I can say this is definitely worth the purchase. It makes controling the camera so much easier and everyone can operate it. It was super simple to set up. We are still finding things out about it's operation that make it even better than we imagined. B&H always does a great job with customer service. Thanks so much!

The ability to control this from a phone, tablet, web browser or API make this the Ultimate All-In-One. No longer are you stuck tapping your YoloBox for every little scene change or video roll. Overall the UI and features are really nicely done. It's intuitive and simple to use. The community forum on FB has been great for sharing tips and tricks. If you're hesitating, don't. This box is a game changer.

For a non-technical person the software and web browser access to navigate the controls were very clear and easy to understand. I had a moderately complicated setup and this router pulled it off perfectly - while connected to a switch, into another router, etc. etc. The internal firmware was very well designed. I appreciate that TP-Link put so much time into making it clear for this layman who doesn't understand much more than 2.4, 5G, 6G, SSID, and password.

I use this sound shield to record my friend's opera samples for her web site, and for voice overs for online and classroom training.Pros:- Saves money by not requiring a sound booth- Vastly enriches the quality of sound by allowing higher volume without noise- Eliminates echoes- Prevents feedback when speakers are in front of the mic

Great product thanks to the developers.

one of Kodaks best overall B&W film developers.

Perfect laptop for developers!

very good quality and easy to configure through the browser

Developers come and developers go (sometimes), but Kodak D-76 has been around since the 1930s and is still one of the most bullet-proof approaches to developing black and white film. I've been using it for my photography classes for eons: mix the stock solution, dilute 1:1 and do T-Max400 for 11.5 minutes at 70 deg. F. Discard after each use, which is both easier and more predictable than reusing stock solution and increasing development times with use. The other important thing about D-76 is that it lasts practically forever once mixed. I think Kodak says to use it within a month or two, but I've used it after a year and it still works. Also, almost no matter what film you are using, you will find a time recommendation for D-76.

I like that way this particular film scans when processed in Ilford developers.