Parabolic Dish Microphone

[Single-Mode] I am using my own Saramonic SR-M1 Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone. So, I will focus on my review of the dish. It works! Does it work as well as the big ones know? But does it work? Yes! You can hear a bird up to 20, 30, or 40 feet away. This will also depend on how much gain the microphone can be provided. The microphone I'm using requires plug-in power, which makes it very sensitive. A microphone that uses phantom power would be much more sensitive. A microphone with phantom power would increase the effectiveness of this diss. With my microphone, I am happy with the performance of this dish. The range is more than 40 feet, however. I was able to pick up sounds that were at least five blocks away from me. They weren't very loud, but they were all audible. It is super Director, but not as direction or as a shotgun microphone. This is more sensitive than a shotgun microphone. Its pick-up pattern is cardioid. If you're trying to record birds or other far-away animals like that, this is the only real option, and it works brilliantly. I'm thrilled with it. It's like being able to have the hearing of a dog. Two more things to note: it is slightly sensitive from behind the diss The recorder I'm using to capture the sound is a TASCAM DR-05X 2-Input / 2-Track Portable Audio Recorder with Onboard Stereo Microphone (Black)

I am using my own Saramonic SR-M1 Omnidirectional Lavalier Microphone. So, I will focus on my review of the dish. It works! Does it work as well as the big ones know? But does it work? Yes! You can hear a bird up to 20, 30, or 40 feet away. This will also depend on how much gain the microphone can be provided. The microphone I'm using requires plug-in power, which makes it very sensitive. A microphone that uses phantom power would be much more sensitive. A microphone with phantom power would increase the effectiveness of this diss. With my microphone, I am happy with the performance of this dish. The range is more than 40 feet, however. I was able to pick up sounds that were at least five blocks away from me. They weren't very loud, but they were all audible. It is super Director, but not as direction or as a shotgun microphone. This is more sensitive than a shotgun microphone. Its pick-up pattern is cardioid. If you're trying to record birds or other far-away animals like that, this is the only real option, and it works brilliantly. I'm thrilled with it. It's like being able to have the hearing of a dog. Two more things to note: it is slightly sensitive from behind the diss The recorder I'm using to capture the sound is a TASCAM DR-05X 2-Input / 2-Track Portable Audio Recorder with Onboard Stereo Microphone (Black)

[Aluminum] As described, fits my 7' Parabolic Umbrella

[0.37 lb] if u have a westcott parabolic umbrella this is just the best combo

[45 x 9 x 2"] This parabolic umbrella delivered everything it promised and more!

[0.995 lb] Very simple, meets my needs to hold a parabolic mic.

[Yes] First time using a Beauty Dish of any kind, wow! I compared off camera flash with pictures of the same model, my dogs ,with the Westcott Switch Beauty Dish ( 24' ), night and day, pardon the pun. I'm using speed lites with mine and the quick switch makes going from one dish to another smooth and easy. So excited to dive into the world of flash photography with these beauty dish's.

[30.3 x 8.1 x 8"] I am very pleased to have this Beauty Dish in my collection of light modifiers. I purchased this dish with a grid and the scrim sock that goes over the front. The light is harde than a medium softbox as you would expect but I can seel many uses for this item in the future. Attached to a Profoto B1 i found that I had to overexpose by two stops when set on TTL

[Silver] beautiful umbrella adapter. i use to hold a Multiblitz MiniLight with 7' parabolic

[4.4 lb / 2 kg] works great for fast height adjustments with my 7' parabolic umbrella