String Instruments Size Compared To A 5Ft Human

I use this mic to record string and wind (brass mostly) instruments.  The different patterns make it effective in a variety of spaces depending on whether you want to reject other sounds or include reflections.  Versatile and great sound quality.

This mic sounds very nice for vocals, plucked string instruments, and woodwind instruments (at least that's what I've tried it on). I highly recommend it!

At 5ft 2in I appreciate being able to adjust the torso size as well as buy the women's specific should straps. Not only it this way more comfortable than by Peak Design bags (I have a few) its way more durable and water resistant.

Great price and just the right size. After buying the 3ft. It was to small so I went to the 5ft. Just the right size and bright color.

These binoculars, simply stated are superb optical instruments that are equivalent to many binoculars of much higher prices that I've compared them to. To that end, one can feel confident in their investment in GPO Passion ED binoculars. I have and extensively used my Passion ED 10x42mm and compared them to binoculars costing 3x as much and saw no differences in optical performance or mechanical construction. A truly finely crafted, high precision instrument which I use for birding and nature observations. Buy them with confidence. Their warranty is also one of the best in the industry!!

I'm happy to now own a couple of these double baby pins because they enable me to mount small lighting instruments (e.g. 300 watt fresnels) in a wider variety of places compared to just using straight standing light stands by putting the baby pin on the end of a grip arm on a C-stand. Now, I can put lighting instruments down low or way up high, hanging over a subject. These open up a lot of possibilities, and, compared to clamping things to furniture or hanging them from drop ceilings, this is a lot more secure.

This backpack is the perfect size. It's on the smaller end, and as a smaller human I find it to fit just right. The pads are where they should be for optimum comfort. I like that you can access the top compartment through the back via zipper and it's made of solid fabrics.

A few years ago manufacturers were charging north of $80 for one of these gear rings. Now for $2 you get a ring that works perfectly with your follow focus unit that can be split down further into two separate rings. It's the perfect choice for turning your photo lenses into perfectly compatible cinema like lenses for your AKS system. I am using it for my Mamiya 645 glass which was the 72-74mm size. Super easy to measure what size is for your particular lens. Take a string and wrap it around the focus barrel of your lens. Where the string touches itself, straighten the string out from that point mildly taut and measure with a ruler.

Power of light compared to size is awesome!!

A quick way to not string cables across the stage.