The Tram TR50 is a professional omnidirectional electret condenser lavalier microphone with a low-profile design resulting in low visibility. The TR50 features a frequency response that enhances the character and frequencies associated with speech.

The polar pattern provides a generous pick up response at the direct and off-axis sections of the microphone capsule. This enhances sensitivity and minimizes noise associated with movement, wind and clothing contact. The TR50 features minimum sound coloration and is available in a variety of connectors for direct integration with wireless transmitters. This version features the TA5-pin connection for use with Audio-Technica and Lectrosonics wireless transmitters.

TA5 for Audio-Technica and Lectrosonics    Includes TR79 Power Supply    Battery Powered Only    Negative Bias    Omnidirectional Polar Pattern    Tan

Minimum sound coloration for universal use

Easily combined with boom microphones

TA5-pin connector for use with Lectrosonics and Audio-Technica transmitters

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used with the FX6 to send a RAW signal from its SDI to a Ninja V recorder HDMI input?

A: It cannot. This will not process a RAW signal. There is no converter like this which would work for this function. You will need the Shogun 7 which processes a RAW SDI signal for use with the FX6.

Q: 2. Can this be used to improve the latency on an external monitor caused by using a camera with HDMI only outputs, such as the GH5?

A: No, this converter will not help improve the latency.

Q: 3. HDR metadata passthrough. Will this unit retain the HDR flag in the HDMI stream? I have a Decklink 4K Pro currently in my PC (SDI out). If my Resolve project is set up properly for HDR monitoring, will that HDR metadata make it's way from the PC to the TV? Decklink 4K Pro card SDI Micro Converter 12G HDMI 2.0 HDR TV (HDMI input).

A: The Blackmagic Design Micro Converter SDI to HDMI 12G (B&H# BLMCSDIHD12G) will convert the SDI video signal to HDMI (as well as pass-through the SDI) but does not translate HDR data to the HDMI 2.0 output.

Q: 4. Will this allow Raw codec recordings in Video Assist 12G HDR monitors? Connections would be BPMCC4K hdmi out to converter hdmi in- Converter SDI out to Video Assist SDI in. The VA will only record RAW format from an SDI signal, which is why I need a converter. Thanks to anyone who replies.

A: That is not possible. We are not aware of any converter that will turn a standard HDMI output to a RAW signal through SDI.

Q: 5. Hi - confirming that this can operate as a go-between for live camera SDI output to the ATEM mini pro video switcher? Thank you!

A: Yes.

Q: 6. Hi ther, the only setting i can change from this device is A or B Level, what do one or another does?

A: Normally you would leave the Blackmagic Design Micro Converter HDMI to SDI 3G (with Power Supply) on level A. At 3G rates of 50, 59.94 and 60 there are two supported SDI Protocols. You would set it based on the the equipment it is connected two. If you are unclear if you need A or B, set B. If you are not seeing an image, you can set it to A.

Q: 7. Good day, what are the notable differences with this 3G one compared to the previous HDMI to SDI Micro Converter model?

A: Newly designed with more video standards and timecode support.

Q: 8. Does the mini converter add any delay? Signal path is Camera to SDI output to mini converter to HDMI output to monitor. Will the hdmi output on my monitor be in sync with the real time action in front of the camera?

A: The Blackmagic Design Micro Converter SDI to HDMI 3G will add less than a frame of delay, but HDMI monitors will have it's own delay in processing and displaying. You can expect a delay of about a couple of frames. Delay more than 2-3 frames will be noticeable.

Q: 9. Does this work with GoPros?

A: It will work with GoPros as long as you have an HDMI output from the GoPro.

Q: 10. Does Blackmagic Representative's answer to my previous question on HDR metadata support on this unit refers to Dolby Vision only, or HDR10 and HLG general?

A: HDR video will be passed from SDI to HDMI in tact but there will not be any flags or metadata passed to the HDMI. You would need to set the monitor or display manually for the specific HDR mode.