Sony H3 Headphones

[0.0" / 0.9 mm] Fit perfect for my Sony headphones

[0.05 lb] My Sony headphones look like new! AMAZING!!!

[20 Hours (BT)] Greeeeeeeat headphones yay thank you sony for making these

[0.065 lb] A funky fit, but they do work. You really don't want to shoot ANY outdoor audio with the H3-VR recorder, without this!

[5.7 lb] I tried Tetra and H3-VR. Even Zylia. Each has their strength. But I find best balance of quality and ease of use with Voyage Mic. It works charmingly well with my Galaxy Note 8 and N-Track app. Audio separation is clear with this 2nd order mic.

[4 ms] The Zoom H3-VR Ambisonics mic system is an easy but powerful way to add another dimension to your audio or audio-for-video toolkit.  The system (and yes, it is a complete system) comprises four excellent microphones, a four-track recorder, and Ambisonics decoding for mono, stereo, binaural, Ambix, or FuMa output.  All of this functionality is housed in a unit that can easily be mounted on top of your video camera or tripod.  Rarely do you find a product that does so many things so well; the Zoom H3-VR is one such product.  Excellent value and usability . . . highly recommended.

[67 mm] Nostalgia kick. Shooting B&W on an early Pentax H3 SLR with a factory f1.4 that I want to protect. The lens has the atomic glass that I've cleared with some sunlight, and this filter (with a step-up ring) will help keep off any dust and abrasion. I've had problems on other lenses with declining quality in filters from B+W and Hoya. One had loose glass right out of the box, the other had poorly-machined threads (a burr that nearly jammed onto the lens). Tiffen are still good, but seem to scratch easily. Heliopan of Germany may have chosen to raise prices to cover the cost of maintaining quality, which shows. A hat tip to the workers at Gräfelfing for putting pride in product. Recommended.

[1.2" / 3 cm] The extended legs were just the right amount to clear the gimbal once I upgraded from the H3-2D to the H3-3D. I had already cut out the larger hole in the body for the top of the new gimbal so I didn't need the additional adapter but that would have worked well without having to do surgery. The legs are just enough additional length and the quad still fits in the case without being too tall. I was able to make the switch without having to take the Phantom 2 apart again. All wires and connectors will fit through the holes for the change if you fold the connector in parallel to the wires. It's good to have my old Phantom 2 back in business as my backup quad.

[0.25 lb] Learn from my mistake. I bought a Phantom 2 with the zenmuse h3-3d gimbal, and after a few hard landings it wasn't pointing straight or level, and finally I broke one of the motor shafts... All because the stock Landing legs are to short! Stock legs let the gimbal touch the ground so if you land hard, the gimbal takes the brunt of the force which is not good. These new legs are just, and I mean just by a few millimeters, tall enough so that the gimbal is off the ground. Buy these and save yourself the 350 of a replacement gimbal.

[Aluminum, Wood] I'm using this as a cage for the Zoom H3-VR, which fits perfectly inside, mounts a 360 camera on top, and fits on a light weight aluminum tripod. The entire rig weighs less than 5 lbs thanks to the aluminum Camvate cage. Great fit and finish, all threads are smooth, no flex in the cage, and the anodized black with white lettering is sharp.