Sharper Image Wired Headsets And Headphones Black White

I like the black border rather than the white. It sets the image off better.

Yes it's sharper than a Bayer color sensor. Yes it's high ISO noise is much much better. But the only reason for its being is the tones are accurate and what they should be. It's the difference between REAL black and white and a computer simulation of black and white, literally. It's digital black and white film. Worth every penny if you can appreciate what it is. And Pentax ergonomics are the best in the business. This UI is so good, I never have to go into the Q menu for anything. I wish the playback button was in the same place as the K1 and that Live view was a button like the K1, but those are minor quibbles in a brilliant camera interface. The SLR viewfinder is wonderful after 5 years shooting mostly EVF's. I didn't realize how much better it really is.

This is my favorite paper for any image, color or black & white. Black and white produces a warm tone that fit my images perfectly!

sometimes, the white frame takes away from the image. Using a black frame emphasize the contrast of the image.

Still like my wired headphones

This was exactly what I was looking for, the headphones suck, but they work perfectly once I brought new headsets.

It's been almost two years since I have been using these headphones. I have used many flagship headsets and this one remains my favourite one out of all the other headsets.

It makes the image sharper. It seems to be very high quality optically.

Bought a dozen of these in white and a dozen in black and found these to be great sounding - clean highs for voice intelligibility, good bass for music and voice. So far, after about two months of use, NONE have broken, NONE were DOA (all purchased from B&HPhoto at the same time). These are used in a very busy TV Newsroom where they get used about 16 hours a day by Producers, Anchors and Reporters who need to track stories to write to. A few of them are used 24/7 and are holding up very well. No sign of fabric/cushion/frame wear. I've also had to buy extension cords for some of them as the cord is only 4' long. I chose to buy these for the folks that need to use these every day and it has thus far proven to be a wise choice. Everyone LOVES them, so I take their word for it. We used to buy really cheap headphones, like those under $10, and it was simply wasted money as those broke quickly and sounded tinny and were uncomfortable. These are On Ear headphones. I debated over this style or completely Over the ear headphones and people prefer these as they have ample volume and DO NOT mess up your hair! Well, that's important when you need to go from a desk to in front of a camera with little time for grooming. The only con I can think of is I would prefer to see these in single wire versus left and right wire. Another great feature is the red band that comes with either the white or black style, which is to indicate Right channel.

Hearing about this lens and its image rendering I decided to try it. Words fail me. I am primarily a black and white user. Seeing the very first image I looked at after converting B&W in Lightroom Made me feel as though I had been teleported back to the 70's when I had an M3 loaded with Tri-x. If you are looking for a lens with crispy contrast and razor sharpness this isn't the lens for you. But if you visualize black and white images with creamy, liquid, cinematic tonal values and transitions like the classic street photographs from the 60's and 70's - well this lens is what you want. I am not a collector of objects. Cameras and lenses are tools to me. However, having said that, the silver version of this lens is industrial design taken to the level of museum quality art.