The Shure Fur Windjammer for VP83 and VP83F LensHopper Microphones is designed to fit snugly over the foam windscreen of a VP83 or VP83F LensHopper shotgun mic. It is made of synthetic fur and provides up to 25 dB of additional wind noise reduction. The Fur Windjammer was developed by Shure with Rycote.

Synthetic Fur Cover    Up to 25 dB of Wind-Noise Reduction    Developed by Shure with Rycote    Fits VP83 or VP83F Model Mic

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this mic block the EVF on an Eos M50?

A: I havent tried it by it clears more lenses than the rode

Q: 2. Is there anyway it will hear the autofocus in my dslr?

A: It is specifically designed for HDSLR use. To date I have not had a single customer comment referring to this issue. I have not experienced this problem while using it at all.

Q: 3. what type head phones to use with the shure lens hopper ?

A: The Shure VP83 features a standard 1/8 headphone jack compatible with most headphones. A popular monitoring headphone is the Sony MDR 7506 and will connect to this unit. a href= http://bhpho.to/1cf5xp0 target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1cf5xp0/a

Q: 4. Will the Shure vp 83 work with a LUMIX g9? I see the mike comes with a TRS cable to input to the camera and the G9 has a TRRS audio input.

A: Yes, the Shure VP83 is compatible for use with the Lumix G9. The mic input on the camera is a standard 3.5mm TRS connection. It is TRS and not TRRS, which is the common connector for most mobile devices. So the VP83 will connect directly to the mic input on the camera with no adapters needed.

Q: 5. Does this Mic offer Level adjustments?? Looking to use this Mic as a Pass-thru Mic, but utilze it's Levels (if available) to monitor audio, etc. Thanks!

A: Input gain, and headphone output are available and variably adjustable. Camera Out level is available as a High, Med, Low setting. Please see the manual for more detailed information. http://bit.ly/1TyeQGA

Q: 6. I have a Nikon d3400, will this be compatible ?

A: Yes it will work. Any camera with a hot shoe and a microphone jack will work with this mic.

Q: 7. Can I use this for any DSLR or mirrorless caemra which doesn't provide headphone output jack?

A: It will connect to any camera equipped with an external microphone port.

Q: 8. I shoot live rock and blues in a small club. What I'm looking for is a mic that will produce accurate sound without a lot of audience noise. I have a Canon D5 M2. Is this for me? or should I look at others?

A: It's a nice mic but possibly not the best option for your purpose. First, it's a mono mic. It is directional so you will cut out some surrounding noise but if the club forces you to be quite close you you may overemphasize one performer or instrument and if you are further back you may have audience in front of you defeating your purpose. Also, it won't help with audience noise reflecting back from the stage area.Be aware that you will need to turn off IS or risk picking up noise from the IS motors despite the shock mounting. It is very noticeable and distracting if the IS is on on the 24-105 on my 5D3.I now use a Zoom H6 and sync in post. It has flexibility to position it away from the camera but can be hot-shoe mounted and fed straight to the camera as needed. It is stereo with the option to bring in up to four more tracks from a mix-board, etc.

Q: 9. I have a Canon D5 M2. I shoot a lot of loud live rock and blues in a small club. I need a mic that will give me accurate sound. Is this the one I'm looking for?

A: Yes, it is. Just manually set your camera's audio to a low setting, and set the mic to a -10 db, and sound check accordingly. The mic records nice, crisp, clean sound, great mic for the price.

Q: 10. Is there an auto gain option?

A: This microphone offers manual gain controls from its MENU only.