Samsung Level U Headphones Manual

This is a very good MANUAL flash offering alot if fine level control on power. This however is a con when using manual mode as you will keep trying a lot of combos. The optical slave part works well and unless you need the wireless mode, it is an overkill. One could get 2 manual flashes in same price.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's as good and on the level expected from Samsung

This cable works with all types of U.2 drives when connected to a slim line SAS connector on the motherboard, HBA, or RAID card. It is universally compatible with Highpoint HBAs, other HBAs, or direct connection to the CPU. Speeds on the drives I have connected using this cable meet their full advertised speed.

Absolutely love this NAS. Quiet, fast, and did I say quiet and fast!? I configured this 64GB memory model with 5x 7.68 TB Samsung U.2 drives in a RAID 5 array. The U.2 drives are fast like M.2 drives, but they have huge, finned heat sinks (same size as 2.5 drives but with NVMe connectors instead of SATA) and they fit nicely in the 12 available drive bays. I'm not new to fast video editing RAIDs, but I've come from servers and workstations with 5 to 16 rotating drives and 8x 2.5 SSDs arrays. I have been using 4GB cache Areca controller cards and 10Gbe copper ethernet. Now, this NAS is so much more convenient, soooo much quieter, and soooo much faster! I read good things about QuTS hero (ZTFS), so that is the operating system that I chose to use (it is included with the purchase). I have absolutely no buyer's remorse. Yes, this NAS is not cheap, but I didn't really run across any other solutions that were this fast, quiet, and scalable.

very good entry level follow focus. good conception, smooth, ... all you need for a basic manual follow focus

This DVR has the best sound from any I have heard. Easy to use, read the manual but really didn't need to. When you listen to what you've recorded it's really hard to believe that a device this small was able to capture sound so good. Very high quality sound! When you have it set to monitor, and you plug in and wear head phones, it's like you're using some sort of spy enhanced hearing, could hear my wife breathing from several rooms away (she was in line of sight but would never have heard her at all without). Pretty much any mode you use will produce fantastic sound quality but I mostly use the 2channel surround mode and then play it back in my home theater (Bose), headphones or computer and wow words just don't express just how much this device is able to capture. There are two really nice features I use. The auto record (where you can set the db level for start and stop) and the manual recording with auto gain. What I like about the auto gain is for situations where sound level is at normal volume level, it sets itself to just the right sound level of recording so as not to distort but maximized gain for a lowest noise signal. In situations where the sound level is mostly louder, there are two other auto gain settings that will start at and keep lower gain levels so it doesn't have to react as quickly to bring down the gain to prevent distortion. Buy it, you wont regret what this recorder can do and results it produces for the price level (in fact I'd day more expensive models would be hard pressed to produce results that are perceivably better).

Audio-Technica his well know for it's turntables. This is an excellent next level turntable. It looks beautiful and is completely manual. Sounds awesome with my Denon amp and B&W speakers.

This camera has been a nice transition from my Nikon entry level DSLR. It takes great photos, provides enough manual control, and is small enough to easily carry around. The menu functions are good once you get the hang of them, but I'm not sure I'll ever get used to the digital viewfinder. Although, that shouldn't really be a criticism. The autofocus and manual focus controls are good and quick. Overall this is a great camera with excellent photo quality due to the large sensor.

Having been a Canon photographer for years, I was not suprised when I opened the box and began reading the manual. This little powerhouse delivers digital SLR level amenities in a handheld package. From full manual settings to very intuitive auto programs, it seems to cover the full range of photographer needs. The flash is more than adequate for this level of camera. The IS really works! I love that this camera can get down to the sub-4.0f range. This happens in no small part because of the oversized lens opening, which is unique for a handheld of this size. My only wish is that the HD video might produce a slightly larger output, but if I really need that, I'll go to an HD Camcorder. Shutter recovery is fast and it's ready to shoot again quickly. All in all, very happy with this new powerhouse from Canon.

i own an AC130 for weddings and wanted personal pocket camcorder that i can use as a backup wedding camcorder in case something happens during the shoot. i went with this primarily because of: -dual card recording!!! -joystick!!! -XLR plus with separate channel controls!!!! -you'll know xlr mics are on or off, depending on audio level display -manual controls (via ring and joystick. i hate touch screen)!!!! -red manual focus peak. i prefer this over the zoom in focus. -3.5 lcd screen helps with manual focus -manual iris, gain, and aperture control WHILE recording, via small knob and selection button. -removable xlr and hood. to look like consumer camcorder -the stock battery life is over 200 mins for recording. that's 3 hours of recording. yes this is my baby!!! mostly for family and fun. Con: -only dislike for a pro camera is that you have to remove the camera from the tripod to change battery. must be canon's trademark. -no ND control. only off or auto. which is kinda weird. -No button for photo. to take a photo while recording or not, is done via touchscreen button. but i don't use it so no biggie. compared to the HFG20 which i was looking at, the XA20 is thicker widthwise by maybe almost half an inch. HFG20 has no XLR and no joystick. and the HFG30 has no XLR. this is why i went with XA20. i have yet to compare this with the AC130. the AC130 has usable gain at 9db. i'm not sure what the XA20's usable gain is. it goes up to 24db. also, the audio level has a single bar when using the onboard or minijack mic. you'll know the xlr is on when the audio level has 2 bars for input 1 and 2. being canon, i'm sure this will last for years to come.