The Voice Technologies VT500WATER Waterproof Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone is IPX-7 certified waterproof for temporary submergence of up to 3.3' (1m) of water without damage. Its omnidirectional capsule yields a flat, wide frequency response that is designed for crucial reproduction of vocals.

Simply a waterproof version of the coveted VT500, the VT500WATER yields outstanding performance in broadcast, theatrical, and sound-reinforcement applications. The capsule's frequency response delivers exceptionally transparent audio reproduction with minimal noise. Noise caused by radio frequency interference is also minimized with an internal RF filter. The 5' (1.5 meter) cable is rugged and also waterproof with excellent isolation from handling noise.

IPX7 Certified Waterproof    TA4F Connector    For Shure & Sabine Transmitters    Miniature Profile for Performances    Flat, Smooth Frequency Response    Omnidirectional Polar Pattern

The VT500WATER is available in a variety of connections, this model features a TA4F connector for use with Shure and Sabine wireless transmitters

The omnidirectional polar pattern is ideal for vocal capturing and maximizes placement flexibility.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will a filter fit on the lens with the hood attached? Thanks!

A: Though a filter will fit on the lens with the hood attached, the Leica hoods are designed specifically for each lens to have the auto stop in the proper position and orientation for shooting. So though a filter and the hood would technically mount and fit on the lens, the hood may not stop in the right position.

Q: 2. Does this take the round hoods ? How well does this sense deal with flare from sun ?Chris

A: Chris - I am not a big fan of lens hoods on ultra-wide lens as there is a risk of vignetting. A lens hood would only provide a very minor shade covering for a 21mm anyway. Besides a Leica, I also shoot with a Nikon 800e with an ultra-wide angle...I just do not bother with the useless hood that came with the lens. If sun flare may be an issue, I usually just use my hand to shade the lens (obviously keeping my hand out of the photo!). Otherwise, use a tripod and something like a card, your hand, a hat, etc to shade the lens from the flare. Great lens for wide landscapes. Cheers, Kent

Q: 3. Can the AirCross 2 break down into separate smaller parts for travel like the Ronin SC?

A: This gimbal is not broken down in the same way as the Ronin-SC. It is for the most part one larger piece.

Q: 4. Is it possible to transfer pictures from the camera to iPhone?

A: You may download the Canon Camera Connect from the Apple App Store to communicate and wirelessly transfer images from the Canon PowerShot SX740 HS Digital Camera to a compatible iPhone.

Q: 5. Will this work with a Lumix FZ300?

A: According to Moza's Compatibility List, this is not compatible with the Panasonic LUMIX FZ300.

Q: 6. I have read a couple of reviews complaining about chromatic aberration while using drone cameras. Is this an issue affecting its use on Olympus cameras as well?

A: This has not been an issue for me over 4 different olympus cameras.

Q: 7. Can a use this gimbal with a gopro or a celular de same Way i cam use on the mini p?

A: You can use the Moza AirCross 2 3-Axis Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer Professional Kit with a Gopro or cellular device but you will not be able to take advantage of the included Moza iFocus-M Wireless Lens Motor.

Q: 8. I want to purchase the panasonic gh4 mainly for documentary purposes but also for some occasional photography. I wanted to get an opinion about which lens I should buy first. I am debating between the Olympus 25mm f1.8 and the 17mm 71.8? I am not so worry about the price diference. I just want to make sure that I get a great lens that I can use for everyday use.

A: I have the Olympus 17mm f/1.8 as well as a Panasonic (Leica) 25mm f/1.4. The 17mm is my social lens. I use it for family gatherings, vacations, parties, and just hanging out. I have always liked the 35mm equivalent focal length for this kind of shooting. The 25mm gets more use when I am out intentionally looking for art. The 25mm contributes more pictures to my portfolio; the 17mm gets me more of my favorite snapshots. Buts that's just the way I shoot. Both lenses make fine pictures.

Q: 9. My 32L holds a 600mm. Will this new version 30L hold my Canon 600mm 4.0 III?

A: The Gura Gear Kiboko 2.0 30L Backpack is not going to hold the Canon 600mm f4 III . The length of the bag pack would work, but the width of the separate sides is too narrow.

Q: 10. Where was this 45mm olympus lens manufactured ??

A: According to our current information, this lens' country of origin is China. Please be aware this information can change over the course of the product's lifetime.