The white Tram TR50 is a miniature omnidirectional lavalier microphone designed to deliver clear speech and dialog with a natural sound that mixes well with boom microphones, making it popular among professional sound recordists working in TV, film, broadcast, videography, and more.

The mic's omnidirectional polar pattern provides a generous 360° pickup response that helps to keep levels consistent, even if the talent turns and isn't speaking directly in the direction of the capsule. The flat, upward facing design allows the mic to be easily concealed while also helping it to resist clothing and rustling noises.

The TR50 features a 40 Hz to 16 kHz frequency response with a gentle 3 to 4 dB boost in the high frequencies for added clarity with minimum sound coloration, especially helpful if the mic is hidden behind clothing or fabric. Well suited to wireless applications, the mic features a 4.5' cable available in a variety of connectors for direct integration with bodypack transmitters. This model features a 6-pin LEMO connector wired for use with select Audio LTD transmitters.

This version of the TR50 is wired with a positive bias which means that, in addition to being powered by your wireless transmitter, it can also be used for wired XLR applications and powered via 48V or battery power by plugging into the TR79+ power supply (available separately). A tie bar, tie tac, clip-on holder, and tape-down holder are provided to help you mic up your subject. A windscreen, cable holder, and carrying case are also included.

For Film/Video, Broadcast & Presentation    Omnidirectional for Consistent Levels    For Audio LTD LEMO 6-Pin Transmitters    Headroom for Strong Vocals / 134 dB SPL    Easy to Conceal, Resists Clothing Noise    Mixes Well with Boom Mics for TV & Film    Positive Bias    Requires 1.5 VDC    Includes Windscreen, Mounts, and Clips

• Audio LTD: Works with select Audio LTD bodypack transmitters equipped with a LEMO 6-pin connector.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does it comes with a battery charger? It doesn't mention it, just curious.

A: Hello, it doesn't come with a battery charger, but the battery can be charged in camera with the supplied USB cable

Q: 2. Fuji MK lens to canon eos r mount it possible?

A: This is for MFT mount, it will not work with the EOS R mount.

Q: 3. What is the light loss through the adapter?

A: With The MTF Services Ltd B4 2/3" to Sony E-Mount Lens Adapter Package, this item BH #MTB4SEM has the 2x Extender. That is 2 stops of light loss.

Q: 4. Is this camera compatible with FDAEV1MK Electronic Viewfinder?

A: Hi Nijaz, the FDA-EVM1K is not compatible with the ZV-1.

Q: 5. How would i get power to the lens ?? I would like to use this combo on my Jib.Thanks

A: The most popular way to power the B4 2/3 lens with this adapter would be by using a V-Mount or Gold Mount Battery with a D-Tap port, such as batteries like B&H numbers WAVM95NE and WAAM95NE. From there we have a D-Tap to 12-Pin Hirose Cable from MTF to connect the battery to the lens, that part is B&H #MTB4DTAP. To power the lens on a jib B&H #LAABPWR207 is a 7' Laird Digital Cinema PowerTap Male to Female DC Power Extension Cable.

Q: 6. I have a Sony FS7 and own the Metabones Ultra 0,71x Speed Booster already. Can I use my Metabones adapter (instead of the MTF EF to e-mount) together with the MTF B4 2/3 to Canon EF optical adapter? If yes, do I then with the Metabones get one f-stop back of the two I miss because of the 2x extender?I have read in the one review here for this product that there is a slight gap between the 2 MTF adapters, and in addition that the image quality is not so good. The ENG zooms are quite heavy and need to be supported. I wonder if the e-mount is build strong enough and if I really can trust this solution and there are no gaps diminish the picture quality?I see there is a new MTF adapter only for B4 2/3 to e-mount S16. Is this a better solution? But I like the possibility to use the MTF with Canon C300 etc, and would prefer to use the 2 parts MTF adapter if the picture quality is good enough. I know that MTF produces high quality but for this B4 adapter I read quite varying reviews.In the small country Norway where I live there is no dealer, rental or collegue who has the MTF adapter available, so I can't try the adapter before buying it (I have tried to find an adapter in my country for about a year). I would appreciate to get an honest feedback of owners using the adapter already if the adapter is worth buying and if the picture quality is good enough to use for my clients as BBC or other European public broadcasters I work for.I really miss the possibility of using my HD ENG zooms for B-roll with my Fs7 and think about buying an additional camera just because of this issue. The MTF adapter would be a much cheaper solution, and I hope you can recommend it.

A: It is our experience that the fit and finish of MTF products is second to none. Of course, issues can arise and if so, please contact us as soon as possible if anything is not right.As far as substituting the Metabones EF to E mount Speedbooster for the MTF EF to E mount adapter, it is our opinion it cannot work. The Metabones Speed Booster (which makes the image smaller and brighter) would defeat the purpose of engaging the B4 lenss 2X extender (which makes the image larger but dimmer). This we feel would result in the image not covering the sensor and you would have severe vignetting.

Q: 7. Usable from E mount AND X mount Fujinon MK ?

A: This products allows you to change the native E-Mount on the Fujinon MK 18-55mm and 50-135mm lenses, B&H # FUMKSET, to an MFT mount. With this product you remove the E-Mount on that lens and replace it with MFT. It is not for X-Mount.

Q: 8. I have the E-Mount version. How could I change it to L mount? if Micro 4/3 Mount for Fuji MK Lens available why not to L mount? Micro 4/3 Flange focal distance 19.25 mm L mount Flange focal distance 20 mm

A: We are not aware of an option to check the E-mount lenses to L-Mount. This is only available to change to MFT mount.

Q: 9. is this adaptor crop the image from a 2/3 fujinon 4.8 lens?

A: Sorry, but we are not understanding what you are asking regarding a 4.8 lens. We can say that if you have a Fujinon 2/3 HD lens that has a 2x extender built in, you can now use it on a Canon or a Sony camera with a Super35 sensor. (It will not work on a full frame sensor for it will vignette.) Regarding field of view, I suggest forgetting crop factor and learn what is wide, normal and tele is for the format you are using rather than calculating the crop factor of a format you are not using. For example, in Super35, 18mm is very wide, 32mm normal and 60mm tele. If you use a typical Fujinon 8.0-128mm Quick Zoom ENG HD lens and engage the 2x extender, it now is a 16mm to 256mm lens. This will give you the focal lengths for what you need to do and much more.

Q: 10. Can I uses this adapter on FX 6 full frame sensor with out using x2 on the B4 lens?

A: With adapters you are going to want to work with B4 lenses that have a 2x extender. The MTF Services Ltd B4 2/3" to Sony E-Mount Lens Adapter Package can only be used on B4 2/3" lenses with built in 2X extender engaged. Also, HD B4 lenses are recommended.