Steve Miller Band Fly Like An Eagle Instrumental

I buy about 20 of these Flash Drives every year. I shoot the video at the Glenn Miller Festival in Clarinda, Iowa. Every band that gets recorded receives a Flash drive from me at no charge to them so that they can promote their band on their websites. These really fit the need, and can easily hold an hour and a half of 4K or 1080p video converted to H.265.

Great tripod. Light. Secure lock. Could not ask for better. Like it better than Sachlers since I hate the spreader. Used big Manfrotto's in the past. No comparison. Own a Gitzo as well, which is close to Miller but still like Miller. Will buy Miller again if I need another one.

I just used this to fly to a one-man-band video shoot. It contained an led panel, stand, radio mic kit and cam-mounted hypercardioid, cables, two lenses, and small accessories. Perfect. (Camera body and batteries carried on board) Fits in car trunk. Fits in overhead rack on Amtrak. This is an ideal size for a small field shooting situation.

Great little addition to any instrumental setting

Like neat installations? Keep a roll of this stuff handy so you can bundle up those cables on the fly. Easy to cut to length, handle, and wrap. Note that this is not the hook-and-loop kind of tape -- a strip holds well for about twenty uses.

Like many others, I've been using Rode for on camera shotgun mike. �It finally fell apart on me and I came upon this Azden. �Most importantly, I think it has terrific audio capabilities, certainly on par or better than the Rode. �But it surpasses the Rode in build quality. �No more rubber band stabilizers that snap and/or wear out. �This is a solid stabilizer system. �Also - it turns on/off when the camera does - a feature not available on the Rode I had, only the more expensive model. �And it takes AA batteries, not 9 volt, another improvement. �It also has a low band filter and good gain settings. �All in all, it has everything the "advanced" Rode mike has - for less money than the cheaper Rode, that has none of those features. �It comes with a windshield, it doesn't seem to be appreciatively heavier or larger than the old Rode, either - unlike the upgraded Rode which is kind of huge for mirrorless cameras. �So, yes, I strongly recommend this camera.

Received my light and used it next day for my big band gig, then following Saturday for my Latin six piece Like the 2 modes of full and half dim. Easy to use and the light is well designed to hold unto stand without obstructing my view of music.

it's soo awesome, even Steve Jobs got blinded by this idea!

B&H is my go to source...You can rely that any purchase will be exactly as expected. Steve

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