Indiana University Vs Ohio State

Ohio University purchased the Yeti microphone for faculty to use at the their computers to produce great audio for their laptop and computer-based lectures. Great microphone!

Ultimate awesome and I am speechless when I use it for my Nikon Nature Photography at Ohio State Parks. Far better than rest of ballheads I have use. No exception, period.

I just took this on a 4-day backpacking trip in southern Ohio in Shawnee State Park. It performed flawlessly even in the dense forest. I was most impressed by the battery life. I never turned it off day or night for 5 days, and then put it in the trunk of my car without turning it off for another day and a half on my way home. When I unpacked it still had about 25% charge. We also used it for a critical weather report which we needed to determine if it was a good idea to stay out on the trail another day. Overall, I am very happy I decided to get it.

We use this lav for education purposes at Morgan State University and it's been a true workhorse. Dare I say, the students can drop them, pack gear on top of them, tug on the cables, and more and they just keep working. We've been using them for almost 5 years now and just ordered a bunch more as additions to our growing department. It's a rarity that one comes up with a short, and it's usually in either the capsule or the mic & cable itself which you can buy independently. Audio quality is superb in noisy situations and in the studio it's crystal clear. Windscreens minimize pops, cracks, ambient and of course modest breezes. The only MINOR downside to these mics are the lack of an internal battery. They do draw on phantom, so not having that battery means whatever we plug them into has to provide the power, but thats never an issue for the systems we use.

The Mississippi State University Libraries have been using this brand of paper for years and our patrons love it. We've also used it to create museum quality displays for the Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Library, our collection of Lincolniana, the Ragtime Museum, and other pop-up exhibits. The prints look great!

Ravenna, Ohio

It's been cloudy and cold since I got it. Sorry Indiana residents that want sunshine.

Great for taking outdoor pictures in this Ohio winter.

I went to a Bed and Breakfast in Nashville Indiana a few days ago,with my wife.The place is snugled in the deep hills of Brown County,rich with old trees....and wildlife.I love to take bird pictures.....this lens was perfect. I sat on an old rocking bench and watched two Carolina Wrens building nests,or at least one was....while the female was being picky. They flew all around me on the large porch I was sitting on....placing twigs on nick-nacks hanging on the walls behind me.All I had to do is aim....focus, and shoot.It was shaded,before noon...so the light was subdued,yet there were very few shots that were underexposed or blurry.I did have some...the Wren is quick.I was shooting with Nikons D-80 which I also purchased here.My greatest treat is that the Wren is in great close up....but then with the camera...after the shot....I can zoom and crop the picture even closer,without any loss of quality because of the VR feature.What a great investment.

Work great on trips to Texas and from Indiana. I have 3 Garmin one in each vehicle all are great