Sweaty Hands Brass Instruments

Great tools for removing filters with gloved hands or sweaty fingers

I know I should have gotten gloves instead, but I have sweaty hands. So this is perfect because I don't have to worry about that. The only thing I wish it had different, is the soft loop part that the hooks dig into is not long enough. It makes it not so flexible in that sense. I use it on the KP10VCCR, so maybe because that is a 5 section boom (compared to the usual 6 section boom), the diameter is smaller? Either way, it works well for me and I really like it.

I have used LensCoat for all my Long lenses for years. I have really sweaty hands. The improved grip offered by the cover as well as the protection from the dust and grim of the locations I shoot (often while backpacking or on safari). is a GREAT asset. Protection from bumps and dings is also a plus as I am often clambering over rocks and brush or in and out of a vehicle and the cover are a little more shock absorption.

Where do I begin? I have been looking for Photography gloves for YEARS and tried to look among various platforms that could possibly house them. Thankfully, B&H doesn't disappoint and had what I was looking for. I chose a size bigger than what I originally guessed I would need and they fit 'like a glove' haha. My grip has most definitely improved, the velcro is easy to strap on, and since I suffer from the occasional sweaty palms, I never have to worry about my camera body being soaked during my sessions. One thing I would warn buyers would be that if you DO have sweaty hands while you focus/work for an extended period of time, there may be some fabric residue that lightly stains/rubs off on your hands. It is VERY easy to wash off, but just wanted to share for transparency. I highly recommend these gloves and will definitely buy again when it comes time for replacements. Thank you B&H for bringing valuable gear to photographers everywhere :)

Industrial strength case. Gummy rubber is easy to grab and hold with big sweaty hands. Fits (actually it sits) on my Telmex galaxy TelePrompTer. Feels like it’s Built till last. I Trust it so go for it. Thx BH and Hideaway

This is a work horse mic used by every sound engineer to record any type of instruments:brass, percussion, etc.

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.

We were able to find noisy instruments that we never heard because our old snake was so deteriorated, had lots of hands splicing into it, and subject to cross talk. Very easy out jacket to pull through a rough tunnel. Professional labeling. This enabled us to move the amps to the stage and future in ear projects.

Slid it into the flash mount and there was zero play, it's a great fit. I think it's brass - very ridgid. I have medium hands, and often sport a longer lens, it's great.

Super lightweight, after hours of use, no sweaty hand either.