The SB-BLRA Spacebar Right Angle Blumlien Microphone Bar from Grace Designs is ideal for precise mounting of RCA 44 type ribbon microphones in a vertical Blumlien configuration. This microphone bar has engraved scales for angle and distance, making setting capsule spacing, angle of incidence, and X axis rotation easy and repeatable.

Fabricated from machined aircraft aluminum, brass, and stainless steel

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Q: 1. Will the this short handle fit and operate with the TVC-34L at its lowest (on the ground) leg position? Im seeing mixed details about it. It says its a 2.5 handle which should work but, the specs say its 3 which from what I calculate, wouldn't work.

A: The TVC-34L at it's lowest gets the top of the plate down to 4 / 10.16 cm. The Really Right Stuff TA-3 Leveling Base with Short Handle and Platform with 3/8 -16 Stud B&H # RETA3LB MFR # TA-3-LB has a total height (excluding stud): 4.9 / 124mm. The handle on it comes with no hook and is 2.5 / 63.50mm. RRS states these handles do not significantly impact your ability to drop the tripod to ground level. If you are still concerned, RRS has the Really Right Stuff TA-3 Leveling Base with Low-Profile Knob and Platform with 3/8 -16 Stud B&H # RETA3LBLP MFR # TA-3-LB-LP just for you. Its total height (excluding stud): 3.4 / 86mm. Get down baby.

Q: 2. Hi - another fitment question: Will this fit a Gitzo GT3541LS?

A: Yes, the Really Right Stuff TA-3 Leveling Base with Short Handle and Platform with 3/8"-16 Stud can be used with the Gitzo GT3541LS Systematic 6X Carbon Fiber Tripod Legs with the use of the Gitzo SYSTEMATIC 75mm Bowl Head Adapter for Series 2, 3, and 4 Tripods, BH #GIGS3321V75 (https://bhpho.to/2G78CBq).

Q: 3. It this compatible with Nikon D60? thanks

A: The Nikon SB-R200 is would be compatible with D60 with the use of a Nikon SU-800 Commander, B&H # NISU800.

Q: 4. I see that this is lens-mounted or off-camera flash for macro. what is the right hot-shoe mounted flash for a D-80 for general photography? Or what are the options--the models I should be looking at? Thanks.

A: If you are looking for the Nikon Speedlight flashes designed for hot shoe usage, the options that are available would be the Nikon SB-300 Speedlight, B&H # NISB300, the Nikon SB-500 AF Speedlight, B&H # NISB500, the Nikon SB-700 AF Speedlight, B&H # NISB700, or the Nikon SB-5000 AF Speedlight, B&H # NISB5000. The Nikon SB-R200 Wireless Remote Speedlight is not designed for hot shoe usage. It is designed for macro photography and either connects to the front of your lens using the Nikon SX-1 Attachment Ring and a lens adapter ring, or it connects to the Nikon AS-20 Speedlight Stand.

Q: 5. is there a timelapse present?

A: The camera does have the Interval Shoot Func. that will allow you to manually make your own timelapse. If you're looking for a way to make Timelapses (and not have to convert images to a video) alternatively you can use S&Q mode to make short timelapses in camera.

Q: 6. I was tossing up between this and the BC-18. I find the BPC-16 more appealing due to the ability to pan and rotate it 90 degrees. But I read a review that said in practice the 90 degree rotation does not work on larger cameras as the small size of the ballhead does not leave enough room for the camera to rotate. The tripod body get in the road. He recommends the BC-18 as a much better ballhead. I was interested whether others have had difficulty in rotating the head 90 degrees to portrait mode?

A: The BPC-16 can only hold up to 5 lbs, so using it with a larger camera may cause some issues with rotating the head to portrait mode. This would make the BC-18 a better head if you don't need the panning function and are using a heavier camera.

Q: 7. Does it come with the lens mount?

A: No, but it does come with platform mount. If you buy the kit with two flashes it comes with everything you need for micro photography.

Q: 8. RRS mentions the use of both anodized aluminum and hardened steel. Is the ball (and the integrated stem) made of aluminum or steel?

A: The ball and its stem are one solid piece of steel that has been treated with a FNC (ferritic nitrocarburizing) finish.

Q: 9. Will this fit on a Nisson Di700A?

A: I can not help you. I use Nikon equipment.

Q: 10. Can rechargeable batteries be safely used in this flash?

A: Yes.