• Modular Mic and Input System
• Includes XY Microphone Module
• Four Simultaneous Inputs
• Uses SD Memory Cards
• Compatible with H6 Mic Modules

Not available yet at :-)

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1026852-REG/zoom_h5_handy_recorder.html

I have a Marantz PDM661 solid state audio field recoder and a 35mm Minolta MC W. Rokkor - HH f1.8 lens for sale.

1) Marantz PMD661:

The quality of the internal electronics is so high, that you don't need a preamp (see an input noise ranking of many field recorders here: http://www.audiotranskription.de/mikrofoneingangsrauschen , scroll down to about the middle of the page).

Its a 2 channel recorder with phantom powered XLR inputs. For more info try the internet (or ask me via PM). Its a very solid built (e.g. metal housing) and it is in "like new" condition.

Included is the recorder, DC adapter, 2GB SD card (not in the picture), shoulder strap, manual, software CD, original box.

Asking 400 EUR (or best offer) + shipping from Germany.

2) 35mm Minolta MC Rokkor f1.8:

This was one of the best lensen available at its time. Its fast and renders a beautyfull boke. Its sharp and gets rid of the "electronic look" on all digital cameras. It really shines when used for portrait and beauty shots. And because of its metall body and smooth mechanics, the lens has a very nice feel when used.

The lens has a Minolta standart mount and a 55mm filter thread. Its focal length is 35mm and the iris can be opend up to f1.8. Focus distance is marked in meters and feet and close focus limit is about 30cm/1.0ft. (angle of view: 64° , optics: 8 lenses in 6 groups)

The lens is in nearly mint conditions (see picture, can send more just PM me). The only flaw it has, is a painting scratch on the bajonet mount, which was caused by an adapter. This scratch has no influence on functionallity and can't be seen when the lens is mounted to a camera. All lenses are scratch and dust(!) free. The iris is free of oil, all mechanical parts are working smooth and precise and the iris ring snapps in firmly. At all time the lens was handled with great care and stored accordingly.

Included is the lens and front+rear caps.

Asking 250 EUR (or best offer) + shipping from Germany.

To do some live streaming I’ve looked at many solutions and this one seems (at this point) the most ideal for my multi camera setup : hook up 3 gh3’s to 3 Ultrastudio mini recorders with thunderbolt and use wirecast to do the streaming and encoding on the mac pro/hackintosh.

I’ve seen however some conflicting messages on forums where it seems that the GH3 signal will not pass through the mini recorder, so does any one have experience with this? Can anyone confirm the mini recorder works with the GH3 and wirecast?

I believe the GH3 has 4:2:0 out and the codecs supported by the mini recorder are:   AVC-Intra, AVCHD, Canon XF MPEG2, Digital SLR, DV-NTSC, DV-PAL, DVCPRO50, DVCPROHD, DPX, HDV, XDCAM EX, XDCAM HD, XDCAM HD422, Apple ProRes 4444, Apple ProRes 422 (HQ), Apple ProRes 422, Apple ProRes (LT), Apple ProRes 422 (Proxy), Uncompressed 8-bit 4:2:2, Uncompressed 10-bit 4:2:2.

So perhaps the GH3 might not work due to different colorspace?

 Here a post where you see a setup using to minirecorders thunderbolt + usb camera to stream live with wirecast: htttp://forum.telestream.net/forum/messageview.aspx?catid=45&threadid=13444 The guy doesn't use a dslr but dedicated camera but you can use the mini recorders with wirecast, only question is, will it work with the GH3?!

Hope one of you can shed some light on this matter

Update:

Interesting links for this thread: Setup using mini recorders: http://forum.telestream.net/forum/messageview.aspx?catid=45&threadid=13444 How to setup GH3 for HDMI output: http://provideocoalition.com/atepper/story/how-to-make-the-lumix-gh3-camera-deliver-proper-recordable-1080p-over-

Comes with lapel mike. usually such recorders are used by wedding guys and other people who place them in pocket of person you intend to record.
In other words, using them instead of wireless audio systems.

Price - $28 shipped

http://www.ebay.com/itm/VS2-Professional-LCD-Screen-Stereo-Digital-Voice-Recorder-Dictaphone-4GB-Black-/400618740673

Metal one, but this one record only MP3, not PCM

Price - $18 shipped

http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-2GB-540-Hours-Digital-Voice-Recorder-Pen-Dictaphone-MP3-Player-Claret-red-HK-/221386225165

VP83/VP83F LensHopper™ are camera-mount condenser microphones and the VP83F with integrated flash recording/ playback (MicroSDHC) that enables WAV file capture at 24-bit / 48kHz sampling rate.

• Highly directional supercardioid / lobar polar pattern
• Isolation suspension system to mount via standard-size shoe mount with a 1/4" threaded base
• Dedicated headphone audio output for real-time headphone monitoring
• Micro SD card slot allows “pop-out” card access
• Back-lit LCD screen features activity monitoring from home screen, including indicators for audio and battery metering, track information, headphone volume, mic gain, low-cut filter, and remaining recording time
• Five-position joystick provides controls for headphone monitoring, low-cut filter and mic gain adjustments, track management, and playback support (Play, Pause, Forward, and Rewind)
• One-touch Record button
• Adjustable user gain (up to 60 dB in 1dB increments)
• 10 Hours of battery life from 2 AA alkaline batteries
• Price is $350 (see, for example, B&H and Amazon)

http://www.shure.com/americas/products/microphones/vp/vp83f

VP83 Users Guide - PDF

== Preview: ==

• Records PCM, DSD, MP3 Formats
• Up to 192kHz/24-Bit PCM, 2.8224MHz DSD
• 32GB Internal Memory & SD-XC Card Slot
• Stereo Mics with Multiple Positions
• Separate 2-channel record level adjustments
• Works on four AA alkaline batteries, up to 25 hours
• Aluminum Construction
• 32-Bit D/A Converters
• Includes Remote, Furry Windscreen
• Includes Batteries & Carry Case
• Includes Sound Forge Studio LE Software

Available at:

• http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1008089-REG/sony_pcm_d100_portable_stereo_field.html

Is there a decent recorder out there that can handle true line in from the mix pre and has a low enough noise floor to create hiss free recordings when tethered to the Rode lav and can easily fit into someones pocket?

The Sony PCM-M10 has fairly good reviews and is my top choice at the moment, just wondered if there was something same size or possibly slightly smaller that has similar audio quality ? it would need to be a decent step up in quality from the Zoom h1

Any help would be gratefully received.....

Here is a video link of a concert I recorded using the PCM-D50

Asking $330 firm price & free shipping (Paypal Payment Only) (US Shipping Only)

Thanks for any help

I used this when I had my Gh2, but have moved to a Canon C100 these days, so don't have much of a need for it. I am tempted to keep it and feed the signal into the c100 when recording audio, but i would rather have the cash free. The preamps on this are definitely better than the c100 ones.

I am selling for $785+15 shipping to CONUS/Canada. I can ship international, but please contact me beforehand so I can get a quote of how much shipping would be.

There is a fair amount of wear on the unit, the finish seems to chip fairly easily, but it is made out of a really solid metal type finish, not plastic like a zoom h4n, so this thing can take a serious beating and never flinch.

Everything is fully functional, and works like a charm. Here are some pictures of the unit:

EDIT: Also, I have 100% ratings on eBay you can find my feedback at mattrobertson7

• 24bit/96kHz recording
• micro SDHC support
• 2GB build in
• MSRP - $249

• Handheld SD/SDHC Recorder
• Affordable, high-quality stereo recording for any application
• Two condenser microphones in XY configuration for superb spatial imaging
• Simple controls and backlit LCD for use in low-light situations
• Auto-gain option keeps levels consistent and virtually eliminates distortion
• Record in uncompressed 16-bit PCM wav
• Easy file transfer to computer via high-speed USB 2.0 interface
• Low power consumption for hours of recording with just one AA battery
• Stand or tripod-mountable

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Alesis-TwoTrack-Handheld-SD-SDHC-Recorder-with-Built-in-XY-Stereo-Microphones-/300878282497

Specifications:

• 24 Bit WAVE / MP3 Recorder
• Recording Media: SD/ SDHC memory card (64MB~16GB)
• Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz / 48 kHz
• MIC Select: 2 MICS / 4 MICS
• Effects: 5 types ( Delay, Chorus, Room, Hall, Pitch Shift)
• Record Format: WAV 16 bit, WAV 24 bit , MP3 64 kbps, MP3 96 kbps, MP3 128 kbps, MP3 196 kbps, MP3 224 kbps, MP3 320 kbps
• Built-in Speaker
• Display: 128 x 64 dots OLED
• Input: 1/8" Stereo Line Input, 1/8" External MIC input, Built-in Stereo MIC
• Output: 1/8" Headphones.
• USB Interface: Mini-B type
• Power Requirements: AC adaptor (DC 3V) or AA size (LR6) battery x 2
• Dimensions: 67(W) x 29(D) x 107(H)mm

More info: http://medeli.com.hk/products/dr/dr-2.html

Price: below $90

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Alesis-Palm-Track-Handheld-SD-Digital-Stereo-Recorder-24-bit-Audio-/170932733029

• The 664 has six ultra-low noise, high-dynamic-range analog inputs.
• The 664 can send its main left/right outputs to three cameras simultaneously.
• The 664 can record each of its inputs and its four output buses, for 10 record tracks. Recordings are saved to CompactFlash and SD cards. Recordings are either 16- or 24-bit Broadcast WAV files with extensive metadata.
• With the mixer's built-in, rock-steady Ambient time code generator, multiple devices can operate in synchronization.

See more - http://www.sounddevices.com/products/664/key-features/

All equipment listed is in good working order and actually surplus or rarely used, actual pics (note some items sold):

1. Canon Vixia HF200 HD camcorder with battery and charger - SOLD

2. Genus Wide Matte Box Deluxe with 15mm rails and 77mm adapter (original box) - $400

3. Sony PCM-M10 Recorder (original box) - SOLD

4. Sekonic L 758 Cine Light Meter L758 - SOLD

5. Panasonic Lumix GH2 Body, battery and charger (original box) - SOLD

6. Fostex FR2-LE with Porta Brace - SOLD

7. Nikon AI-S 24mm f2.0 - SOLD

8. Nikon Ai-S 35mm f1.4 - SOLD

9. Nikon Ai-S 105mm f2.8 Micro / Macro - SOLD

Would prefer to sell locally in NY for cash but willing to ship if buyers pays via Paypal plus shipping. Feel free to send questions or offers to me at ikoniq gmail com. This is all surplus equipment for me so looking for new homes for them.

Thanks, Kevin

With $345 announced price.

Something tells me that selling old facioned cameras like AF100 for 200% profit will be tougher and tougher.

Bad thing is that BlackMagic is famous for paper announcments, like their H.264 recorder that had been postponed for almost a year.

Good thing is that making uncompressed recorder is not so complicated as proper H.264 encoder, contrary to common beliefs spreaded by camera manufacturers.

Modular cameras are real future.

See more details at :

http://www.blackmagic-design.com/products/hyperdeckshuttle/