I couldn't believe the quality of sound in BOTH ears. If I would have realized how wonderful they are I would have purchased them sooner.

I bought these as an upgrade to the plastic version, which I broke. And the metal construction and rubber finish and it makes all the difference in the world

Kodak's D-76 is widely know as the BW developer for 99% of your needs. It's my goto for almost every film, second only to Adonal or Dektol if I want more grain or more contrast. It's easy to mix up, I suggest you do it a day before you are going to use it since you have to get the water pretty warm to mix it, it needs time to cool and it needs time to meld and become one. Once mixed, it's super easy to use straight, 1:1, 1:3, etc to your preference, and works well for almost every BW film out there. I keep 6 or so packs of the powder on hand at all times and always keep a bottle mixed ready to go. I prefer using it 1:1 for the shorter developing times, but sometimes use it 1:3, and sometimes I'll mix in a little Dektol for contrast. You can't go wrong with D-76 IMHO. The grain quality is excellent depending on the film, and its nearly idiot proof, especially as you dilute it more, giving you more time to pour and rinse. The only other developer I'd suggest as an alternative is Kodak's HC-110, which makes smooth low grain images, but it comes in a huge jug in a syrup form, so its not as easy to store like the pouches of D-76. I highly recommend this developer, not just for Kodak films, but also for Adox, ORWO, Kentmere, Ilford and more.

makes using my iphone 7 + at the gym much easier than being wired. Simple to use

I've used this little guy for about 100 shoot days now and wow. Initially, I believed it was way too expensive for just being a bluetooth device, however, slating, monitoring and the metadata entry are unbelievably handy. I have never had so many sound reports receive so many good comments nor received so many glaring, thank yous, for generating a solid, clear sound report and track list. The producers and editors I've sent the metadata to actually use it! Wow! I can't recommend this enough. And for those sound recordists who don't like typing on a iPhone on set, or an iPad, that's ok. You can do everything after the shoot as well. It's all stored in the mixer until you tell it to go away.

These earphones are great overall. There's a bunch of different sized ear pieces to fit any sized ears. I chose not to use those wing tips. They're nice and soft and fit well, but it started to hurt the bump right above my ear canal when on for a long period of time. I don't know if it's because I have weird ears or not. But even without the wing tips, they still stay in my ears. I used them running and they don't jump around much and they never fell out. They sync with the iPhone very quickly and easily. The only problem I've had is with my Apple Watch. When listening to my music directly from my watch, the connection would go on and off very often and sporadically. If you're going to use it with your watch only, then I'd avoid buying this. The sound quality is pretty good. I'd say it's a good flat EQ. Not too heavy on the bass and treble which is good in my opinion. I take these everywhere. I just leave it around my neck. Charges very quickly. It's great.

How many times have you said, wait, before we go outside, I need to put on the blimp. Give me five minutes. Turn that five minutes into 12 seconds. Of course, it's not a full suspension system, but, if you do a lot of documentary like me, you're going to wish you always had this handy. I don't know that I've ever not used it on a professional shoot. Ever. It's as essential as the mic to me. Also, cinematographers love to have a camera mic... sometimes. They - many times - don't know anything about sound, and popping this on the camera mic during a documentary, has changed the way we capture audio as we're jumping around the world, in windy, non-windy outdoor environments. Few windscreens could be more essential.

at first the ear-tips bothered my ears after a day or 2 it adjusted and haven't had a problem since. i love it. the sound and portability is definitely worth the price. i did see some reviewers mention the wire sometimes stands out awkwardly and isnt round to the shape of your face as the pics suggested, in my experience after a couple of days i learned how to put it on right it should be in shape. (i did have the typical Bluetooth issues like cutting off now and then but i'd rather have that than untangling a wire :) )

These are wonderful!

I was looking for a pair of headphones for my iPhone 7, and these are even better than I expected! The sound is incredibly rich and clear - both the highs and lows are well-defined. The call quality is also very good - I use the headphones all the time for work.