The gray 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 4-pin LEMO connector wired for use with select Comtek 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 (included). 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, cable reel, and carrying case are also included.

For Film/Video, Broadcast & Presentation    Omnidirectional for Consistent Levels    For Comtek LEMO 4-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    Powered by 1.5 VDC, 48V, or Battery    Includes Windscreen, Mounts, and Clips    Includes TR79+ Power Supply

• Comtek: Works with select Comtek bodypack transmitters equipped with a LEMO 4-pin connector.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the Fujifilm X-T3 compatible?

A: While it is not listed as compatible for controls, the X-T3 will balance and shoot on this gimbal. Page 51 of this compatibility chart goes over the lenses that have been tested with the X-T3 on this gimbal. https://bhpho.to/39Ojpg3

Q: 2. How long does it power the BMPCC Pro for?

A: The Universal Power Grip should run the BMPCC Pro for approximately 4 hours depending if you are powering any additional devices from the power grip.

Q: 3. can we be able to balance canon m50 in weebill s?

A: Yes, you will be able to balance a Canon M50 Mark II with the Weebill Lab S.

Q: 4. Can I use this to power the Godox Ving V860II(sony) flash? What cable should I use?

A: Yes

Q: 5. Does this system have a time lapse function with a Sony camera?

A: Yes, this gimbal does offer a Time Lapse function through the ZY Play App.

Q: 6. The spec sheet for A7S2 says no electronic focus control, but later lists servo motor for focus and zoom control can be on either side. So is that mechanical focus control rather than focus by wire? And does the gimbal automatically rebalance when zooming in? The 24-70 FE ZA lens extends when zooming in.

A: That would be when using the Zhiyun-Tech TransMount Max Servo Zoom/Focus Controller BH #ZHGMBC528E which gives you a focus motor. However for a lens that telescopes as it zooms in and out you will not be able to zoom in and out as it will change the balance on the gimbal.

Q: 7. Will this work with canon m6 mark ii

A: Yes, you will be able to balance and shoot with an M6 Mark II on this gimbal.

Q: 8. Will this be able to support the Blackmagic Pocket 4k or 6k?

A: Yes, it will be able to support both the Pocket Cinema Camera 4K or 6K. However the TransMount Multi-functional Extension Plate will be required.

Q: 9. will this gimbal works with nikon z6 ?

A: Yes, the Weebill-S will work with the Nikon Z6.

Q: 10. I have a Sony a6400 and a Canon 90D with 18-55 mm lens. Will this gimbal work?

A: WEEBILL-S Camera Compatibility List on B&H page lists the Sony a6400 The Canon 80D (phisically similar to the 90D) Find the list here https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/558156.pdf