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...for anybody with a video camera. Any shooter that's ever had fried audio knows you can't trust meters alone and these cans will help you here what's really going on. I bought a pair in 2003 and they are still working great, I use them on every shoot, got through film school with them and I also use them in the editing bay every week.

A MUST FOR ANY STUDIO

All you need to use your NI software or Any DAW out there , Mind is Studio One 4

In the studio for green screen portraits

Heart my record studio. Good Mac!

This was my first experience with a green screen. Did some video research online and purchased this screen. It’s a nice matte finish which works much better than reflective ones when keying. It’s quite big and will cover a nice area. I highly recommend this screen!

I used to do high-end studio photography and loved it! Lighting was always the most important criterion for producing a great image. Same with video. We bought five GVM 800D-RGB LED Studio 3-Video Lights to shoot short videos in our tiny home studio. While they were not suitable for lighting a green screen (power output too low), we found them perfect for lighting people and product. These are easy to set up and use and adjust, and easy to store. I recommend the GVM 800D-RGB LED Studio 3-Video Lights for shooting people and product up close (less than 10 feet away). I do NOT recommend them for lighting large green screens, as the lights are too small and the power output is too low. We tried every way possible to light a 10-foot-wide x 12-foot-high green muslin, but it gave us hot spots where the lights hit, and would not diffuse radially far enough to create a smoothly lit green screen.

I've used these to record a university orchestra from the first balcony--about 100' from center stage. Did an excellent job with a crisp and well defined sound. Also have used these to record solo violin with good results. I'm not a pro--I recorded either to a Panasonic HVX-200a camcorder or Tascam digital recorder. So I don't know how these compare with the expensive small-diaphragm mics made for acoustic instruments. But I can't complain about my results.

Did my first shoot with this & found it very important for zoom & record. Focus function a little too quick. Will Easley go by focus point with my Canon XH A1S. Over all I am pleased.

Use with camcorders for 5+ hours record time. Did a horse show recently, no need for battery or memory card change. I use the batteries that came with the Sony camcorders I use with external video monitors (like Elvid and Aputure) and LED video panels (VidPro).