Reduce Nose Studio Monitor

So much comfort. And my nose is far less squished against the LCD. Does not reduce magnification like EP-EX15 II Eyepiece Extender. It fit my 20D. Secure attachment, unlike the standard eyepiece that came with the camera.

Love these. Keeps my nose off the back monitor. I buy one for every fuji body I get.

I don’t use this on an AKG. For me, this little clown nose is perfect for my Sennheiser 416 microphone. I work this microphone close-up. A conventional nylon stocking-type enormous circular windscreen doesn’t allow me to have a proper view of the script I am performing. This little pop filter is expensive but superbly addresses my need. A studio in Hollywood has been successfully using this on the Sennheiser 416 for three decades. When I must record in another studio I have this in my pocket.

Fits just right an cuts back on the nose

The perfect monitor for the Mac Studio.

Now my rolling studio monitor can be placed anywhere.

Best speaker cables on the market! A little expensive but well worth it if you want to reduce the noise in your home studio!

I call them pigeon plates because that is what my theater friends always called them. I have several on my studio walls. Anything that will reduce clutter on the floor is a welcome addition. Great build, heavy gauge steel, tight joints.

I use this in a studio setting to reduce the glare when photographing furniture. The filter effectively cuts glare and sharpens contrast. No issues with fit or function - appears to be made very well.

Long wall mounted boom arm, reduce the number of tripods you have standing on your studio floor. It is very long, suitable for large studios but not small ones.