Use Eastwind Audio 23mm Round Sticky Discs to attach lavalier microphones on talent in creative ways (e.g. directly on skin, hidden within clothing, or on the surface of clothing). Sticky Discs are double-sided, hypoallergenic adhesive pads. They feature a soft-fabric, padded core located between the two adhesive pads to protect the adhered lav mic from movement crackling and noise.

Sticky Discs should be applied to a dry surface and will remain secure until removed and discarded. This package contains 30 Sticky Discs.

Attach Lav Mic on Talent, Skin, Clothing    23mm Round Pads    Double-Sided Adhesive Design    Padded Fabric Core    30-Pack    Made in USA

• Super sticky adhesive on both sides
• Hypoallergenic
• Padded core to eliminate creaking sounds from movement
• 23mm Round Pad, ideal for use with Concealers, e.g. DPA, Voice Technologies
• Combine with Eastwind Audio Fur COVERS discs for wind protection outdoors
• Combine with moleskin for preventing under-clothing rustle sounds
• Combine with Rycote Undercovers/Overcovers, URSA Soft Circles
• The discs can also be used on static surfaces for “plant-mics”.
• Sheets are 10-per and perforated between each 2 set of discs to tear-off
• Made in USA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How can I best fit this lens to my Fuji GFX 100s? Is there way (or alternative lens to add tilt / shift functionality?

A: While I believe the Rodenstock 23mm f/5.6 HR Digaron-S Lens may be slightly too wide for your usage needs to maintain infinity focus, if you wish to try this lens on the FUJIFILM GFX 100S Medium Format Mirrorless Camera, I would recommend purchasing the Cambo ACTUS-GFX View Camera Body with Fujifilm GFX Bayonet Mount (Black), B&H # CAACBGFXMBLK • MFR # 99010882, along with the Cambo ACB-0 Lensplate with Copal #0 Mount (Black), B&H # CALP0HB • MFR # 99070710, for your usage needs.

Q: 2. How strong are the detents at the f-stops? I like a nice firm click.

A: FUJIFILM XF 23mm f/2 R WR Lens has 3 incremental clicks per f-stops. Is recomended to slow down when changing aperture since it doesnt take much pressure to turn the ring.

Q: 3. How is this eyepiece for eyeglass wearers?

A: The Celestron Luminos 23mm Eyepiece (2") has an eye relief of 20mm, so it is good for use with eyeglasses. In general, 16mm or more of eye relief is needed for eyeglasses.

Q: 4. Which size infrared filter fits this lens?

A: 43mm filter thread

Q: 5. Not sure the answer given is what the customer intended, or maybe it was... Anyway, I was wondering if the other person wanted to know if the Tokina (electric contact points on the lens mount) communicates with the camera internals on the Fuji. Fuji is noted for holding lens communication protocols close to the vest. Has that changed?

A: Yes. In this particular case, Kenko-Tokina has licensed the communication/AF protocols from Fujifilm. This is information sourced through the web, from an interview by DPReview with Fujifilm's general manager of their Optical Device and Electronic Imaging Products Division. See those articles here: https://bit.ly/3azG1Tl https://bit.ly/3j1DmFL

Q: 6. International warranty

A: Unfortunately no, this includes a Limited 1-Year USA manufacturer warranty from Fujifilm.

Q: 7. Can I use this lens in wedding photography?

A: Yes, you can certainly use the XF 23mm lens for wedding photography, especially if youre using it like you would for street photography where youre trying to capture part of the environment surrounding the subject(s) that youre taking pictures of. The 23mm can indeed be used for portraits, provided that you avoid getting too close to whoever youre trying to photograph, since even modest wide angle lenses can cause some unflattering facial distortions to occur.

Q: 8. Is the manual focus a "wire focus"? I mean, what actually rotates the focusing mechanism: a motor or your hand?

A: This lens is focus by wire.

Q: 9. what does "23mm (35mm Equivalent)" means?

A: All Fujifilm cameras have a smaller sensor than a frame of 35mm film. For this reason all lenses have a 1.5X crop factor. So a 23mm lens on a Fujifilm camera will have the angle of view of a 35mm lens on a 35mm film camera.

Q: 10. Are there click stops for aperture?

A: Yes - click stops at 1/3 f/stops.