Compact Handheld Vacuum

Amazing little vacuum/blower!

makes dust and debris disappear. Can't vacuum.

Vacuum packed cartridges for the longest possible life.

If you have a few mics (wireless or wired) and need something light and compact to protect and carry them around, then this is a great value. I have 4 wireless handheld mics, a body pack and a headworn mic. It all fits nicely in the bag with room for a DI box or other small items. The pouch is handy for batteries or miscellaneous items.

The HX5 is a great little compact light. The clip is great for clipping it to the bill of my had for hands free use but it's also great handheld. I love the light weight when camping or backpacking.

I had been looking for a more compact camera to act as the b cam for my GH4 (the GH4 is small but I wouldn't call it compact). The GX85 totally fit the bill! I've been using it handheld and the IBIS does a much better job with smooth handheld camera work than just about every optically image stabilized lens I've used. The pans are smooth and you don't get that jerky motion so coming in stabilized lenses. Combined with one of the Dual IS compatible lenses and you have IMO the BEST image stabilization available.

This is an affordable and compact microphone for handheld camcorders. Much better stereo quality then the built in mic on the camcorder. Reasonably priced for a professional mic. Interesting and unique supplied furry windscreen. The XLR cables are somewhat long, and I had to use the cable tie. Since this was a special order item, it took four weeks for me to get it.

I really like the stand. It folds to be very compact. It has some weight to it so you don't worry putting a handheld on it stretched out that it might fall over. The boom arm is a single piece so I think that is the only functional downside. But it's $30 cheaper than the other option from K&M. I appreciate the discount for what I feel is a very small sacrifice. I did order 3 of them and 1 of them seems to have been cross threaded from the factory where the main shaft and boom arm screw together. It still feels very sturdy and the lock ring seems to grip well so I'm not bothering with an RMA.

Not just a studio camera, but a great compact camera for a handheld rig. I have it rigged with the XLCS Designs cage and am very pleased with the quality of the footage I am getting, even in low light with the dual gain/iso. Flies great on a gimbal also. Only downside to the camera is the placement of the function buttons. I think I have found the perfect budget cine camera which will cover all my needs,

Smaller, tighter arm for keeping a rig with attachment compact. Used for little Ninja on handheld rig to keep it close and unwieldy