Instrumental Progressive Band

Great little addition to any instrumental setting

The SM57 is an instrumental mic but it still works great as an interview mic as well for videos.

I know it costs more than it should. Bought it for a special reason. Progressive zoom starts. It gives such a smooth easy look. Especially good for crane shots. Last thing you want is stutter jump start while trying to show smooth style. The cord is lightweight and can be easily damage. I bought an extension cable so I can tie down the remotes wire. Build quality is lighter than I thought for the price. But it is worth the extra care because of the beautiful starts,

Sometimes you need to convert signals left and right and this product does just that! I record my feeds in progressive but have to send it other areas interlaced. Also works standalone as a great sdi to hdmi or vise versa.

I put buying this off due to the cost but was having problems focusing my M9 with my new progressive lens glasses. This lens does the job, now I am back to focusing even my 75mm summicron OK wide open. It is inconvenient to remove my glasses to focus however.

I moved from the Sony Z1 HDV to a Canon DSLR for progressive 1080HD quality and depth of field control. I missed the solid feeling of the Z1, the built in XLR audio inputs and zoom control of a video camera. The HC-X1 offers a 4K option with all of the controls I use, and then some. Solidly built with incredible picture quality.

This cable was instrumental in helping me to setup dual monitor without buying an hub.

I have a little studio, and I use the mics far all sorts of stuff... this mic set is my instrumental mic set it does a good job with all my applications on musical instruments.

for the band

This is great for instrumental recordings. The 32bit allows huge dynamic range and avoids clipping. User interface is easy to navigate and intuitive. I use it for instrumental videos and record brass, strings, and pianos and have had great results that require little processing.