Digital Camera And Video Recorder

[18 AWG] Feeding Audio from A recorder to a Video camera.

[0.1 lb] The battery is for my son's digital video recorder. It was used extensively for only about 10 days and worked very well, no complains. What will happen later we don't know but hope for best.

[Cable] connects my digital recorder to computer for digital transfer

[1] I'm using this with a DJI Mic Compact Digital Wireless Microphone System/Recorder for Camera & Smartphone. They work great together.

[0.1 lb] Bought this cable to go from my Nikon D4 DSLR camera and the off-camera digital recorder. So far it works perfectly and seems to provide good strain relief. It's a nice short length so it doesn't get in the way of anything!

[24 AWG] Excellent packaging and fast shipment of the product. The product will be used with digital video camera.

[15.5 lb (7 kg)] The Datavido HDR-80 is a compact video recorder for up to four SDI 1080p60 camera feeds at once. It records to a pair of SSD carts, in a tag-team (serial) fashion. You can hot-swap a filled drive for continuous operation. Setup is straight forward, with a touch screen. Recordings are in Apple ProRes422, including standard, HQ, LT, and Proxie compression. It can also record one channel of 4K60, via HDMI or SDI. As a real plus, the HDR-80 writes file headers continually, so that you lose only a few seconds of video if the power fails.

[40 x 15 x 4"] I use this primarily for sending video from a camera operator with a steadicam rig to a tomos monitor/recorder. I also have used for feeding HDMI from a laptop to a projector in crowded public meeting setting. Worked great. Not one glitch.

[1x 1/4"-20 Male] This replaces one that I lost. I use it mostly to mount an audio recorder or a small b-roll video camera. It's fine for lightweight video camera that is stationary. Not ideal for panning to tilting while shooting. Small profile when folded making it easy to carry. Extremely well made and I'd buy another Slik product based on build quality and design.

[MP4] I can connect my audio recorder (LINE OUT) to my video camera (MIC IN) and no need to record audio unless using as a backup on the original audio recorder. Using a ZOOM H8 your able to adjust the settings and you are good to go.