Open Broadcaster Weather Underground

Best hard case of all the most popular all weather cases. Latches open and close easily. Sides are rigid and solid. Handles fold and snap out of the way!

Had the older AF lens and traded it at B&H for the Nikon 200-5000 mm F5.6 and was very happy. After a while I had times when I wished it was weather sealed or at least not fearful of using wet hands on it. It is bulky and heave but takes outstanding images even shooting wide open. I decided that the newer AFS Nikkor 80-400 was worth a look. I find it ultra sharp even wide open, Also it is not all plastic like the Nikkor 200-500 mm. and is lighter. So I bought it. Completely pleased with it giving fantastic results on either my D7100 or D4. It is well balanced and the focus is extremely fast.The VR is fantastic. If you're looking for a zoom that will produce great images, is easy to carry and is usable in difficult weather then this is the lens for YOU!

I've been a broadcaster since '74, used many mics over the years, and the Snowball is by far the coolest (mine is white). Am going on Live365 in about a month & doing pre-production now. The Snowball is exactly what I need: it sounds fantastic, especially for the price. With the addition of a pop filter to take care of those pesky plosives, there's nothing I would change about it. My Windows XP OS recognized it right away & I'm using it in Adobe Audition w. great results. Solid, well built & a perfect 10 on the cool meter, you can't do better for anywhere near the money.

When running solo as a broadcaster, engineer and doing live broadcasts; one needs the assurances of minimal disruption to services. Unlike HDMI cables, this gamble is worth the investment. Fits nice and snug and delivers a perfect picture!

Due to its USB slot this state of the art sound card is the one you would choose if you are a broadcaster or professionally record sound on journey. B and H sells these at a budget price. Seen same for twice as much at some retailers.

I am a retired broadcaster but still do voiceover work, with the recordings being done at professional studios. One client asked if I could do something at my home in front of my PC. After much research and with advice from people I've worked with I chose the Snowball. It was easily within my budget and clear in capturing sounds and voice. This is a durable microphone and with its USB output easily plugs in my PC for great performance and versatility.

Being an ex-broadcaster, I prefer the foam-sock windscreen to the off-mic pop-filter as it allows close work for commercial V/O reading. As robust as we ever had in the radio studios and seems to not hinder the sound quality.

There is a reason why almost every broadcaster uses PortaBrace gear on all field assignments. It's simply the best. I ,add a big investment in my field mic, and only Portabrace fills the requirements for protection.

Great vest. I'm using it in an underground coal mine. It's like having an extra pair of hands. It distributes weight evenly. I use it for batteries, flashes, all sorts of accessories. There are no pockets for big lenses, but that's O.K. It would make the vest too heavy and cumbersome. It's pretty good at repelling lime and coal dust and water and is not likely to tear easily. Pockets are lined with soft material, which is easy on lenses. These vests are a little pricey, but worth it. They're professional gear and are made for rugged use.

Solid takes abuse perfect for poking the gopro into strange places underwater and underground.