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Just checked Whois - www.craftcamera.com is registered to: E.Saawadi, Mansoura, Egypt
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Just checked Whois - www.craftcamera.com is registered to: E.Saawadi, Mansoura, Egypt
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Just checked Whois - www.craftcamera.com is registered to: E.Saawadi, Mansoura, Egypt
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Just checked Whois - www.craftcamera.com is registered to: E.Saawadi, Mansoura, Egypt
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Thanks guys for the suggestions & info. The Bayers are good to know about. I think if I ever want to replace my Sony's I'll look into them further. Because what I need is something smallish/portable for location shooting to replace my earbuds the HD25's are the way to go. Even the DT250's are 100g heavier (240g vs 140g) and bigger than the Sennys. The HD25's seem like the best available trade-off between size, price and quality. The Plus kit comes with velour pads and extra wire, etc, and all the parts are replaceable, so I think they're going to be good for bashing around in my kit bag. I know they're really popular with DJ's but they do get a lot of use in broadcast too so they must be decent for that. They're in the "neutral" ballpark in terms of sound, which is good enough for me. 
Thanks. Those Panny's are cheap! However they're nearly 900g so out of the equation for me.
I too have the MEE M6 Pro buds, and they're great (cheap too!). They've been my location monitors for a while now. But as I say buds are pretty faffy to get untangled etc on a busy shoot when there's a hundred other things to think about. I'll keep them in my bag as backup and will still use them with my XC10. When I'm using a C100 and shotgun, keeping the kit really compact is out the window anyway. The HD25's seem like a good middle ground ...
Yeah I keep wondering about trying a bluetooth transmitter/receiver. I actually started a thread on this topic here a while back. Now the iPhone has wireless buds as standard I'm sure it will become much more common in the market. No need to get a special set of cans for that though - I'll probably buy a Taotronics set to plug them into in the near future as they're not expensive.

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My over ear phones are the Panasonic RP-HTF600, bought them as a cheap knock around set of phones. I like them so much I've sold my 7506's. They're lighter, have a straight cord and sound great. But I mostly use phones while shooting, I get ear fatigue while editing with headphones, so I prefer studio monitors when working on a computer.
For monitoring with earbuds I use the MEE audio M6 Pro. I personally like shooting with earbuds, keeps my kit more compact.
As always, YMMV.

Thought I'd chime in because I am looking for a simple solution as well. I hate that most headphones have long cords, especially when plugging into the camera when I am the solo operator. But lately I have been using small Olympus field recorders in my actors pockets and a 3rd on my shoe for ambient sound. The Olympus recorders are great because they are balanced nicely for dictation and nature recordings. But I digress, the new Olympus model has built in Bluetooth for headphones, so since I am also looking for a simple monitoring solution I am considering this recorder and wireless headphones. Maybe a Bluetooth transmitter could be useful for you Lintel?

Have the HD25s for a few years now. They're light but sturdy. Would highly recommend.

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Always for radio and sit down video interviews. For run-n-gun I occasionally use ear buds, but that's when Im going as light as possible.
Like squig said, lots of headphones are bassy and perfect for hiphop, etc. The Beyerdynamics are great for speech. Very comfortable as well with soft velour like pads.
(the mke600 is sweet, have one as well)

I cant think of a TV-, Radio- or editing studio that I've worked in and didn't have Beyer Dynamic 7xx series headphones.
Honestly, never seen anything else being used. All the way from the university, student radio to the big national stations and production houses.
Currently I have the 770 Pro 250ohm in the studio and editing suite at work and at home as well.
Not saying they are the best, but popular enough to be considered
Remember an old episode of Film Riot where they recorded gun sounds and hired an audio technician. And guess what
So I take it they are popular over there as well.

I use Sennheiser HD-600 (when editing) but not on location (been thinking upgrading them to HD-650, HD-800 would be even better but those I can not afford). On location I use Sennheiser earplugs like these: https://www.verkkokauppa.com/fi/product/1703/fbmrk/Sennheiser-Momentum-In-Ear-Android-tulppakuulokkeet. They provide good sound isolation and are tiny, but still have quite amazing sound quality, does not feel so much a downgrade vs. the HD600 at home. I have used the pair of HD-600s already for over 10 years and I am very happy with them still today (except because they are open, they are not suitable to location because they do not block outside noises at all). The closed around ear headphones tend to sound quite disappointing so I do not own those, I just use either the high end Sennheisers or the little plugs. 

Oh the usual internet stuff: I'm right, you're wrong. I need to make sure you and all the other users here know that. I will not give up responding to your responses until it is clear to everyone here that you are an awful human being and my powers of intellect are superior to yours. This conversation is so important it'll occupy a good portion of my day. There are children getting bombed in Syria right now but someone with a random name on a very specialist hobbyist forum about something completely meaningless has a different opinion to me about it and he dared to answer back when I pointed out he was WRONG. Oh so wrong. Everyone is wrong. Listen to me I'm the best. My camera is best. No wait actually let's make this personal - your films are rubbish mine are great. Your existence is less valid than mine. Give up filmmaking! You know nothing! Hang your head in shame, fiend! Be gone! Actually no please stay I regret my outburst you are lovely. I love you. I love everyone here. I love everything. I love pretend film grain. I even love video without grain!

I forget everything and get caught up, and then I start wondering if Escobar's belly is real or prosthetic ;-)

I believe there's a thing called Instagram that's quite popular with one or two iPhone users. It's popularity is partly due to the "film look" it allows. 

I believe there's a thing called Instagram that's quite popular with one or two iPhone users. It's popularity is partly due to the "film look" it allows. 

It's not an STM lens but it's still very quiet. Only noticeable in a quiet room. You can feel a slight vibration whenever the focus changes, which I actually found quite reassuring of focus confirmation when I was using it.

Oh the usual internet stuff: I'm right, you're wrong. I need to make sure you and all the other users here know that. I will not give up responding to your responses until it is clear to everyone here that you are an awful human being and my powers of intellect are superior to yours. This conversation is so important it'll occupy a good portion of my day. There are children getting bombed in Syria right now but someone with a random name on a very specialist hobbyist forum about something completely meaningless has a different opinion to me about it and he dared to answer back when I pointed out he was WRONG. Oh so wrong. Everyone is wrong. Listen to me I'm the best. My camera is best. No wait actually let's make this personal - your films are rubbish mine are great. Your existence is less valid than mine. Give up filmmaking! You know nothing! Hang your head in shame, fiend! Be gone! Actually no please stay I regret my outburst you are lovely. I love you. I love everyone here. I love everything. I love pretend film grain. I even love video without grain!

DPAF works really great with the Sigma ART zooms - Sigma have now optimised them specifically for it (I don't know if the 17-50mm 2.8 is though - the 18-35mm didn't used to be optimised but they updated the firmware). However unlike the STM lenses they focus very quickly and are quite noisy. If you're looking to invest in Canon for the DPAF I suggest sticking with Canon lenses mainly. 
@Inazuma how noisy is the Canon 17-55 2.8 with DPAF on the C100MKII?

I believe there's a thing called Instagram that's quite popular with one or two iPhone users. It's popularity is partly due to the "film look" it allows. 

This is the story of canon. They come out with cameras, people bash the specs. But they are GREAT to use in the REAL world... Just saying....

Oh the usual internet stuff: I'm right, you're wrong. I need to make sure you and all the other users here know that. I will not give up responding to your responses until it is clear to everyone here that you are an awful human being and my powers of intellect are superior to yours. This conversation is so important it'll occupy a good portion of my day. There are children getting bombed in Syria right now but someone with a random name on a very specialist hobbyist forum about something completely meaningless has a different opinion to me about it and he dared to answer back when I pointed out he was WRONG. Oh so wrong. Everyone is wrong. Listen to me I'm the best. My camera is best. No wait actually let's make this personal - your films are rubbish mine are great. Your existence is less valid than mine. Give up filmmaking! You know nothing! Hang your head in shame, fiend! Be gone! Actually no please stay I regret my outburst you are lovely. I love you. I love everyone here. I love everything. I love pretend film grain. I even love video without grain!