Recorder Instrument Video

I use this SSD for video recorder and having no problem.

Feeding Audio from A recorder to a Video camera.

Most have recorder for anyone starting out in sound and video.

We connected this to an iXZ Mic & Instrument interface to attain professional sound during video recordings using an iPhone 4S. Simple setup. Works flawlessly. Audio is 10X better than using the iPhone's internal mic.

I bought this to use in my airplane to get video and audio of some of my flights. Had to mount the camera in an awkward place, at a difficult angle, and this mount performed perfectly, even on a four-hour, moderately turbulent flight. It attached to the windshield, just as it curved back toward the instrument panel, and it stuck solidly and resisted the pounding it got, with a 4.5 lb. camera attached (partially supported by the top of the instrument panel). Great solution to an impossible problem.

We're using this reflector on a 500 watt bulb for video interviews. It gets the job done, and secures to the instrument tightly. I don't have any attachments (gel frames and whatnot) but as a simple reflector, it's all you need.

Hey, I was SM57-less all along, then got me 3 of them (from BH Photo Video) for instrument miking (including drums), and now I'm placing an order for more of these. You-can't-go-wrong. Only thing though, I was wondering why the top head spun around freely. It does not come off as a result, but it just feels strange/cheap in this area.

We use these lights for product shots and for interviews, shooting in HD video. Arri makes a very rugged instrument. It is just a great lighting system. Can't think of anything negative.

This is my second A7Siii. I use the first exclusively for video of events and concerts. When you depend on an instrument like this, it's a good idea to have a backup. Plus a second camera gives you more options on the job. I continue to be impressed with the clarity and quality of video from this camera. I make frequent use of the picture profiles, including log gamma, and especially the cinema profile (PP11) recently added to the menu. I frequently work with poor lighting, which the A7Siii handles at high ISO with no noticeable noise. The full sized HDMI port is essential, as are unlimited clip lengths at 4,2,2 10-bit resolution.

This is a great instrument for those who shoot film and video and need something lightweight, compact, and sturdy. At 300 watts, it's not bright enough to serve as main light for medium or wide shots, but can provide fill light for those shots and serve as your main light for close-ups. A really great value.