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== '''Catalog'''==

=== '''Camera''' ===

==== '''Digital Camera''' ====
[[File:Rebel.png|frameless|400x400px|alt=Canon Rebel T6i DSLR Camera]]
* '''DSLR Camera'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Canon Rebel T6i
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Canon Rebel T5i/T6i/T7i Gear Guide]] · [[Camera Fundamentals]]
** '''Description:''' Used for photo and video. Our most popular camera—ideal for new users but with all the features a professional would need. Compatible with many lenses, stabilizers and flashes. We also have the Rebel T7i, T5i, T2i, and T1i

* '''Palmcorder'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Vixia HF M500
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Vixia HD Camcorder Gear Guide]]
** '''Description:''' A video-focused camcorder that is easy to use and gets good footage with minimal menu diving. We also have the HFM700, HFM400, HFM300, HFM200.

* '''Go Pro'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' GoPro Hero 4
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[GoPro Hero 4 Gear Guide]]
** '''Description:''' Used for action shots and timelapse. Comes with a waterproof case—our only waterproof camera.

* '''Point and Shoot'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Olympus Tough TG‑2
** '''Description:''' A simple camera requiring the least experience or camera knowledge to use.

==== '''Lens for Digital Camera''' ====
* '''Wide Angle Lens'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many EF and EF‑S mount models
** '''Description:''' Fixed and zoom lenses from 10mm to 75mm. Used to see more of a scene, making objects appear smaller.
*** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 20mm, 28mm, 35mm
*** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 8–15mm (fisheye), 11–18mm, 10–24mm

* '''Normal Angle Lens'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many EF and EF‑S mount models
** '''Description:''' Fixed and zoom lenses from 28mm to 100mm, designed to mimic human eye perspective.
*** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 50mm, 50mm (macro), 60mm (macro)
*** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 24–70mm, 28–75mm

* '''Telephoto Lens'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many EF and EF‑S mount models
** '''Description:''' Fixed and zoom lenses from 75mm to 300mm. Used to “zoom in” on distant subjects.
*** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 85mm (portrait), 100mm (macro), 105mm (macro)
*** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 28–105mm, 55–200mm, 55–250mm, 75–300mm

==== '''Film Camera''' ====
[[File:K1000front.png|frameless|400x400px|alt=Pentax K1000 35mm SLR Film Camera]]
*'''35mm SLR Camera'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Pentax K‑1000
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[35mm SLR Camera Gear Guide]] · [[Camera Fundamentals]]
** '''Description:''' Our most popular film camera. Uses K‑mount lenses listed under “Lens for 35mm SLR Camera.” Film can be developed at [https://sites.evergreen.edu/photoland/ Photoland]. Also available: Pentax ZX‑M, Promaster 2500PK, Vivitar 35mm.

* '''Medium Format'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Holga 120 GCFN
** '''Description:''' Simple medium format camera with minimal controls. Fixed 60mm lens; good for beginners.

==== '''Lens for 35mm SLR Camera''' ====
* '''Lens'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many K‑mount models
** '''Description:''' Fixed and zoom K‑mount lenses from 8mm to 210mm—these only work with 35mm film cameras like the K‑1000.
*** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 8mm (fisheye), 14mm (fisheye), 16mm (fisheye), 28mm, 100mm (macro), 135mm
*** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 28–80mm (macro), 35–80mm, 28–200mm, 70–200mm, 70–210mm (macro)

==== '''Light Meter''' ====
* '''Light Meter'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Sekonic L‑308s
** '''Description:''' Measures light to determine proper exposure for the camera. Most cameras have a light meter built in, but this gives more options

==== '''Lighting''' ====
* '''LED'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Genaray SP‑E‑240B 2‑Light Kit
** '''Gear Guide:''' [https://youtu.be/OJtJ_gPrXLw LED With 3 Point Lighting Gear Guide]
** '''Description:''' Kit with 2 adjustable lights, stands, and power. Other options include GVM 560AS, Dracast 500 S‑Series, Genaray Spectroled Studio 500, GVM Ring Light, Smallrig RM100 LED.

* '''Assorted Accessories'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many items
** '''Description:''' Tools for modifying light: gels, diffusers, scrim, bounce, grey card, lens hoods, filters, black flags, diffusion flags, scrim cookies, wood cookies, light control kit, and more.

* '''Camera Flash'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many Models
** '''Description:''' Adds more flash than a camera’s built‑in flash.

* '''Flash Kit'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Speedlite Kit
** '''Description:''' Kit with 2 flashes, transmitter, and modifiers (reflector, bounce, beauty dish, honeycomb, filters, etc).

* '''Studio Flash'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Elinchrom D‑lite 2‑Light Kit
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Elinchrom Studio Flash Kit Gear Guide]]
** '''Description:''' Strobe lights triggered by camera shutter. Includes stands and light modifiers.

==== '''Stabilizers''' ====
* '''Photo Tripod'''
** '''Description:''' Tripods for stabilizing shots.

* '''Video Tripod'''
** '''Description:''' Includes a fluid head for smooth camera movements.

* '''Gorillapod'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Joby Gorillapod
** '''Description:''' Small tripod with posable legs.

* '''Monopod'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Gitzo GM3350XL
** '''Description:''' Adjustable pole with a camera mount. Ideal for carrying to locations.

* '''Tripod Dolly (Spreader)'''
** '''Description:''' Collapsible wheeled base for moving a tripod.

* '''Pocket Skater'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Edelkrone Pocket Skater 2<br>

=== '''Audio''' ===
[[Audio Fundamentals]]

==== '''Recorder''' ====
[[File:H4N recorder.png|frameless|400x400px|alt=Zoom H4n Audio Field Recorder]]
* '''Field Recorder'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Zoom H4n
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Zoom H4n Audio Recorder Gear Guide]]
** '''Description:''' An audio recorder well suited for field recording or interviews. Has 2 built-in mics, but can also use any 2 mics like the ones listed above. We also have the H4essential.
* '''Field Recorder'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Olympus LS-100
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Olympus LS-100 Audio Recorder Gear Guide]]
** '''Description:''' An audio recorder well suited for field recording or interviews. Has 2 built-in mics, but can also use any 2 mics like the ones listed above.
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==== '''Dynamic Microphones''' ====
All mics in this section have XLR connectors and do not need phantom power.

===== '''Stage''' =====
* '''Shure SM58'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice

* '''Shure SM57'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Instruments

* '''Shure Beta 57A'''
** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments

* '''Sennheiser MD 421-II'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments

===== '''Broadcast''' =====
* '''Electrovoice RE-27 N/D'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice

* '''Sennheiser MD46'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice

* '''Beyerdynamic M58'''
** '''Pattern:''' Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice

* '''Electrovoice 635A'''
** '''Pattern:''' Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments

===== '''Isolating from noise''' =====
* '''Beyerdynamic M88 TG'''
** '''Pattern:''' Hypercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Vocals & instruments; excels at capturing lower frequencies

* '''Electrovoice RE18'''
** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments

* '''Electrovoice RE16'''
** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments

* '''Electrovoice RE15'''
** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments

==== '''Condenser Microphones''' ====
All mics in this sections have XLR connectors and need +48v Phantom Power unless otherwise noted.

===== '''All Purpose Studio''' =====
* '''Aston Origin'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' General purpose condenser for vocals & instruments

* '''Pacific Pro Audio LD1'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' General purpose condenser for vocals & instruments

* '''Marshall MXL2003'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' General purpose condenser for vocals & instruments

===== '''Stereo Pair''' =====
* '''Studio Projects C4'''
** '''Pattern:''' Variable — Cardioid, Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Instruments

===== '''Combo Kit''' =====
* '''Sennheiser K6'''
** '''Pattern:''' Variable — Cardioid, Omni, Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Versatile set for video, stage, and studio; 1 module + 3 capsules
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA battery or +48v Phantom Power

===== '''Shotgun''' =====
* '''Audio Technica 835B'''
** '''Pattern:''' Hypercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Video, broadcast, and field work
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA battery or +48v Phantom Power

* '''Rode NTG1'''
** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Video, broadcast, and field work

===== '''Lavalier''' =====
* '''Shure MX185'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Interview, broadcast, presentation

* '''Audio Technica 899'''
** '''Pattern:''' Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Interview, broadcast, presentation
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA Battery

* '''Sennheiser ME2'''
** '''Pattern:''' Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Interview, broadcast, presentation
** '''Power Source:''' 1/8" plug‑in power
** '''Connector:''' 1/8”

===== '''Stage (Condenser)''' =====
* '''Shure SM86'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice

===== '''Stereo''' =====
* '''Audio Technica AT825'''
** '''Pattern:''' X/Y Dual Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Instruments and video
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA battery or +48v Phantom Power

* '''Rode NT4'''
** '''Pattern:''' X/Y Dual Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Instruments and video
** '''Power Source:''' 1 × 9V battery or +48v Phantom Power

* '''Sony ECM‑MS907'''
** '''Pattern:''' Stereo
** '''Standard Usage:''' Video, broadcast, field work
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA Battery
** '''Connector:''' 1/8”

* '''Sony ECM‑MS957'''
** '''Pattern:''' Stereo
** '''Standard Usage:''' Live concerts, conferences, interviews, sound effects
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA Battery

===== '''Shotgun (Camera‑mounted)''' =====
* '''Rode VideoMic'''
** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Video, broadcast, field work
** '''Power Source:''' 1 × 9V Battery
** '''Connector:''' 1/8”

===== '''PZM (Pressure Zone Microphones)''' =====
* '''Crown Sound Grabber II'''
** '''Pattern:''' Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Conferences, interviews, lectures
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AAA Battery
** '''Connector:''' 1/8”

* '''Crown Optimus Sound Grabber'''
** '''Pattern:''' Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Conferences, interviews, lectures
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA Battery

===== '''Parabolic''' =====
*'''Parabolic Kits with Sennheiser K6 Combo kit'''
**'''Pattern:''' Cardioid amplified by Parabolic dish
**'''Description:''' Includes K6 power module, cardioid capsule, rollable dish, dish transport bag, pistol grip handle, tripod adapter, dish cover and duffle bag. Designed for distant low level sounds such as bird calls. This is the only General access equipment that has a Proficiency required.

==== '''USB Microphone''' ====
* '''Blue Yeti Pro'''
** '''Pattern:''' Multiple patterns
** '''Standard Usage:''' connecting directly to a computer without an audio interface. An audio interface like the Motu M2 would allow all other microphones to connect to a computer.
==== '''Mixer''' ====
* '''10 channel mixer'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Yamaha MG10XU
** '''Description:''' An audio device that can take in audio signals, mix them together and send them to speakers. The MG10XU is a 10‑channel mixer with 4 XLR inputs, built‑in effects, and USB interfacing for connecting to computers. We also have the Behringer Q1202USB.

==== '''Interface''' ====
* '''2 channel interface'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Motu M2
** '''Gear Guide:''' [https://youtu.be/HuU7OoR7InE Motu M2 Video Gear Guide]
** '''Description:''' An audio device built specifically for getting sounds in and out of a computer. This can be used for audio recording or video conferencing. We also have the Mackie BlackJack.

==== '''Headphones''' ====
* '''Over-Ear'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Behringer HPM1000
** '''Description:''' Good headphones that go around your ears.
* '''USB Headset'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Plantronics 628USB
** '''Description:''' A useful device for quickly and easily connecting a combined microphone and headphones to a computer over USB.

==== '''Speaker''' ====
* '''Small'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Mackie SRM150
** '''Description:''' A small speaker that you can use in various ways, like connecting microphones directly to it for a simple public address system.
* '''Other Speakers'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' JVC RCEX20 BoomBox
** '''Description:''' We have the CD BoomBox and a variety of other speakers including: Rogue MPM 504, and Electrovoice Sentry 100EL.

==== '''Keyboard''' ====
* '''Midi Keyboard'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Samson Graphite M32
** '''Description:''' A keyboard that can connect to a computer and be used with any audio program like Ableton, Protools, or VCV Rack.

==== '''Synthesizer''' ====
* '''Semi Modular Synth'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Moog Mother 32

==== '''Mic Stand''' ====
* '''Desk Stand'''
** '''Description:''' A small mic stand that is perfect for voice over, interviews, or audio projects that happen at a desk.
* '''Floor Stand'''
** '''Description:''' The most common kind of stand you see on stage and in studio. We have standard height and shorter stand.

==== '''Boom Pole''' ====
* '''Boom Pole'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Rode BoomPole
** '''Description:''' A pole that can hold a microphone on one end while a "boom operator" holds the other end; used to get good sound right next to a source without being in the camera frame.

==== '''Voice Recorder''' ====
*'''Small Voice Recorder'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Sony ICD-SX750
** '''Description:''' It has less control and audio quality than our field recorders listed above, but is great when you need a small quick device for interviews. We also have the Olympus DS30, Olympus WS-100.

==== '''Cables and Adapters''' ====
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7BAYs1-hq4 Cable Wrapping Video]
*'''XLR'''
** '''Most Common Use:''' Professional Microphones
** '''Description:''' The standard connector for professional audio.
* '''1/8"''' '''(aka mini or 3.5mm or "aux")'''
** '''Most Common Use:''' Headphone output of a device
** '''Description:''' smaller version of 1/4"
* '''1/4"'''
** '''Most Common Use:''' Guitar / Keyboards
** '''Description:''' cables for unbalanced audio or balanced audio.
* '''RCA'''
** '''Most Common Use:''' Home Audio
** '''Description:''' Standard stereo RCA cable for devices with RCA at both ends.
* '''DI Box'''
** '''Most Common Use:''' Guitar / Keyboards
** '''Description:''' Converts unbalanced 1/4" to balanced XLR; helps with ground loops, impedance matching, and noise; includes pad and ground lift switch

=== '''Presentation''' ===

==== '''Modern Projection''' ====
* '''Projector'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Vivitek Qumi Q6
** '''Description:''' A small portable projector that can use HDMI and a variety of other inputs. Can be set up quickly and easily. We also have the Sharp XG C435X-L.

* '''Screen for Projection'''
** '''Description:''' We have many projection screens that can be set up for locations that don't have screens installed or blank white walls.

* '''Display Adapters Assortment'''
** '''Description:''' We have many kinds of solutions available to connect equipment for video. See the [[Cables and Adapters Catalog]] for what is available.

==== '''Document Camera''' ====
* '''USB capable Doc Cam'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Epson DC‑21
** '''Description:''' A document camera that can connect over USB to project or act as a "2nd camera" as a "shared screen" while video conferencing. Can zoom and focus on documents and objects. We also have the DC‑20.

==== '''Video Player''' ====
* '''DVD & Blu-Ray Player'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Panasonic DMP‑BD85
** '''Description:''' A video player that can take both DVDs and Blu‑rays. It comes with a remote and can be connected to a projector or TV with a variety of cables.

* '''CD & DVD Player'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Sony DVP‑N557P
** '''Description:''' A player for CDs and DVDs that outputs audio and/or video.

* '''VHS Player'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Panasonic PV4561
** '''Description:''' A VHS player that outputs audio and video. Can be part of a complete setup with other Media Loan gear and cables.

==== '''Audio For Presentation''' ====
* '''Microphones'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Shure SM58
** '''Description:''' The most popular mic in the world. Just needs an XLR cable and something to connect it to, like a Mackie speaker.

* '''Speakers'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Mackie SRM150
** '''Description:''' A speaker that you can connect a microphone and an iPod into for simple presentation setups.
==== '''Cables and Adapters''' ====
* '''USB‑C Display Adapter'''
** '''Description:''' USB‑C adapter supporting HDMI and others
* '''HDMI'''
** '''Description:''' Standard video connector. comes in Mini and Micro options and adapts to many other formats
* '''RCA'''
** '''Description:''' RCA can carry audio, component video or composite video.

* '''VGA w/Audio'''
** '''Description:''' VGA cable bundled with Mini (1/8") audio.

* '''USB Cables'''
** '''Description:''' Universal computer cables for transferring data with A, B, and C connection in different sizes

* '''Card Reader'''
** '''Description:''' Transfers SD and other media card data to USB
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=== '''Camera''' ===

==== '''Digital Camera''' ====
[[File:Rebel.png|frameless|400x400px|alt=Canon Rebel T6i DSLR Camera]]
* '''DSLR Camera'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Canon Rebel T6i
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Canon Rebel T5i/T6i/T7i Gear Guide]] · [[Camera Fundamentals]]
** '''Description:''' Used for photo and video. Our most popular camera—ideal for new users but with all the features a professional would need. Compatible with many lenses, stabilizers and flashes. We also have the Rebel T7i, T5i, T2i, and T1i

* '''Palmcorder'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Vixia HF M500
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Vixia HD Camcorder Gear Guide]]
** '''Description:''' A video-focused camcorder that is easy to use and gets good footage with minimal menu diving. We also have the HFM700, HFM400, HFM300, HFM200.

* '''Go Pro'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' GoPro Hero 4
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[GoPro Hero 4 Gear Guide]]
** '''Description:''' Used for action shots and timelapse. Comes with a waterproof case—our only waterproof camera.

* '''Point and Shoot'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Olympus Tough TG‑2
** '''Description:''' A simple camera requiring the least experience or camera knowledge to use.

==== '''Lens for Digital Camera''' ====
* '''Wide Angle Lens'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many EF and EF‑S mount models
** '''Description:''' Fixed and zoom lenses from 10mm to 75mm. Used to see more of a scene, making objects appear smaller.
*** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 20mm, 28mm, 35mm
*** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 8–15mm (fisheye), 11–18mm, 10–24mm

* '''Normal Angle Lens'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many EF and EF‑S mount models
** '''Description:''' Fixed and zoom lenses from 28mm to 100mm, designed to mimic human eye perspective.
*** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 50mm, 50mm (macro), 60mm (macro)
*** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 24–70mm, 28–75mm

* '''Telephoto Lens'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many EF and EF‑S mount models
** '''Description:''' Fixed and zoom lenses from 75mm to 300mm. Used to “zoom in” on distant subjects.
*** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 85mm (portrait), 100mm (macro), 105mm (macro)
*** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 28–105mm, 55–200mm, 55–250mm, 75–300mm

==== '''Film Camera''' ====
[[File:K1000front.png|frameless|400x400px|alt=Pentax K1000 35mm SLR Film Camera]]
*'''35mm SLR Camera'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Pentax K‑1000
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[35mm SLR Camera Gear Guide]] · [[Camera Fundamentals]]
** '''Description:''' Our most popular film camera. Uses K‑mount lenses listed under “Lens for 35mm SLR Camera.” Film can be developed at [https://sites.evergreen.edu/photoland/ Photoland]. Also available: Pentax ZX‑M, Promaster 2500PK, Vivitar 35mm.

* '''Medium Format'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Holga 120 GCFN
** '''Description:''' Simple medium format camera with minimal controls. Fixed 60mm lens; good for beginners.

==== '''Lens for 35mm SLR Camera''' ====
* '''Lens'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many K‑mount models
** '''Description:''' Fixed and zoom K‑mount lenses from 8mm to 210mm—these only work with 35mm film cameras like the K‑1000.
*** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 8mm (fisheye), 14mm (fisheye), 16mm (fisheye), 28mm, 100mm (macro), 135mm
*** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 28–80mm (macro), 35–80mm, 28–200mm, 70–200mm, 70–210mm (macro)

==== '''Light Meter''' ====
* '''Light Meter'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Sekonic L‑308s
** '''Description:''' Measures light to determine proper exposure in film photography.

==== '''Lighting''' ====
* '''LED'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Genaray SP‑E‑240B 2‑Light Kit
** '''Gear Guide:''' [https://youtu.be/OJtJ_gPrXLw LED With 3 Point Lighting Gear Guide]
** '''Description:''' Kit with 2 adjustable lights, stands, and power. Other options include GVM 560AS, Dracast 500 S‑Series, Genaray Spectroled Studio 500, GVM Ring Light, Smallrig RM100 LED.

* '''Assorted Accessories'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many items
** '''Description:''' Tools for modifying light: gels, diffusers, scrim, bounce, grey card, lens hoods, filters, black flags, diffusion flags, scrim cookies, wood cookies, light control kit, and more.

* '''Camera Flash'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many Models
** '''Description:''' Adds more flash than a camera’s built‑in flash.

* '''Flash Kit'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Speedlite Kit
** '''Description:''' Kit with 2 flashes, transmitter, and modifiers (reflector, bounce, beauty dish, honeycomb, filters, etc).

* '''Studio Flash'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Elinchrom D‑lite 2‑Light Kit
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Elinchrom Studio Flash Kit Gear Guide]]
** '''Description:''' Strobe lights triggered by camera shutter. Includes stands and light modifiers.

==== '''Stabilizers''' ====
* '''Photo Tripod'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many models
** '''Description:''' Tripods for stabilizing shots.

* '''Video Tripod'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many models
** '''Description:''' Includes a fluid head for smooth camera movements.

* '''Gorillapod'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Joby Gorillapod
** '''Description:''' Small tripod with posable legs.

* '''Monopod'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Gitzo GM3350XL
** '''Description:''' Adjustable pole with a camera mount. Ideal for quick shots in the field.

* '''Tripod Dolly (Spreader)'''
** '''Description:''' Collapsible wheeled base for moving a tripod.

* '''Pocket Skater'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Edelkrone Pocket Skater 2<br>

=== '''Audio''' ===
[[Audio Fundamentals]]

==== '''Recorder''' ====
[[File:H4N recorder.png|frameless|400x400px|alt=Zoom H4n Audio Field Recorder]]
* '''Field Recorder'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Zoom H4n
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Zoom H4n Audio Recorder Gear Guide]]
** '''Description:''' An audio recorder well suited for field recording or interviews. Has 2 built-in mics, but can also use any 2 mics like the ones listed above. We also have the H4essential.
* '''Field Recorder'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Olympus LS-100
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Olympus LS-100 Audio Recorder Gear Guide]]
** '''Description:''' An audio recorder well suited for field recording or interviews. Has 2 built-in mics, but can also use any 2 mics like the ones listed above.
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==== '''Dynamic Microphones''' ====
All mics in this section have XLR connectors and do not need phantom power.

===== '''Stage''' =====
* '''Shure SM58'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice

* '''Shure SM57'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Instruments

* '''Shure Beta 57A'''
** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments

* '''Sennheiser MD 421-II'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments

===== '''Broadcast''' =====
* '''Electrovoice RE-27 N/D'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice

* '''Sennheiser MD46'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice

* '''Beyerdynamic M58'''
** '''Pattern:''' Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice

* '''Electrovoice 635A'''
** '''Pattern:''' Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments

===== '''Isolating from noise''' =====
* '''Beyerdynamic M88 TG'''
** '''Pattern:''' Hypercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Vocals & instruments; excels at capturing lower frequencies

* '''Electrovoice RE18'''
** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments

* '''Electrovoice RE16'''
** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments

* '''Electrovoice RE15'''
** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments

==== '''Condenser Microphones''' ====
All mics in this sections have XLR connectors and need +48v Phantom Power unless otherwise noted.

===== '''All Purpose Studio''' =====
* '''Aston Origin'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' General purpose condenser for vocals & instruments

* '''Pacific Pro Audio LD1'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' General purpose condenser for vocals & instruments

* '''Marshall MXL2003'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' General purpose condenser for vocals & instruments

===== '''Stereo Pair''' =====
* '''Studio Projects C4'''
** '''Pattern:''' Variable — Cardioid, Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Instruments

===== '''Combo Kit''' =====
* '''Sennheiser K6'''
** '''Pattern:''' Variable — Cardioid, Omni, Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Versatile set for video, stage, and studio; 1 module + 3 capsules
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA battery or +48v Phantom Power

===== '''Shotgun''' =====
* '''Audio Technica 835B'''
** '''Pattern:''' Hypercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Video, broadcast, and field work
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA battery or +48v Phantom Power

* '''Rode NTG1'''
** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Video, broadcast, and field work

===== '''Lavalier''' =====
* '''Shure MX185'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Interview, broadcast, presentation

* '''Audio Technica 899'''
** '''Pattern:''' Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Interview, broadcast, presentation
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA Battery

* '''Sennheiser ME2'''
** '''Pattern:''' Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Interview, broadcast, presentation
** '''Power Source:''' 1/8" plug‑in power
** '''Connector:''' 1/8”

===== '''Stage (Condenser)''' =====
* '''Shure SM86'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice

===== '''Stereo''' =====
* '''Audio Technica AT825'''
** '''Pattern:''' X/Y Dual Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Instruments and video
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA battery or +48v Phantom Power

* '''Rode NT4'''
** '''Pattern:''' X/Y Dual Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Instruments and video
** '''Power Source:''' 1 × 9V battery or +48v Phantom Power

* '''Sony ECM‑MS907'''
** '''Pattern:''' Stereo
** '''Standard Usage:''' Video, broadcast, field work
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA Battery
** '''Connector:''' 1/8”

* '''Sony ECM‑MS957'''
** '''Pattern:''' Stereo
** '''Standard Usage:''' Live concerts, conferences, interviews, sound effects
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA Battery

===== '''Shotgun (Camera‑mounted)''' =====
* '''Rode VideoMic'''
** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Video, broadcast, field work
** '''Power Source:''' 1 × 9V Battery
** '''Connector:''' 1/8”

===== '''PZM (Pressure Zone Microphones)''' =====
* '''Crown Sound Grabber II'''
** '''Pattern:''' Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Conferences, interviews, lectures
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AAA Battery
** '''Connector:''' 1/8”

* '''Crown Optimus Sound Grabber'''
** '''Pattern:''' Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Conferences, interviews, lectures
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA Battery

===== '''Parabolic''' =====
*'''Parabolic Kits with Sennheiser K6 Combo kit'''
**'''Pattern:''' Cardioid amplified by Parabolic dish
**'''Description:''' Includes K6 power module, cardioid capsule, rollable dish, dish transport bag, pistol grip handle, tripod adapter, dish cover and duffle bag. Designed for distant low level sounds such as bird calls. This is the only General access equipment that has a Proficiency required.

==== '''USB Microphone''' ====
* '''Blue Yeti Pro'''
** '''Pattern:''' Multiple patterns
** '''Standard Usage:''' connecting directly to a computer without an audio interface. An audio interface like the Motu M2 would allow all other microphones to connect to a computer.
==== '''Mixer''' ====
* '''10 channel mixer'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Yamaha MG10XU
** '''Description:''' An audio device that can take in audio signals, mix them together and send them to speakers. The MG10XU is a 10‑channel mixer with 4 XLR inputs, built‑in effects, and USB interfacing for connecting to computers. We also have the Behringer Q1202USB.

==== '''Interface''' ====
* '''2 channel interface'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Motu M2
** '''Gear Guide:''' [https://youtu.be/HuU7OoR7InE Motu M2 Video Gear Guide]
** '''Description:''' An audio device built specifically for getting sounds in and out of a computer. This can be used for audio recording or video conferencing. We also have the Mackie BlackJack.

==== '''Headphones''' ====
* '''Over-Ear'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Behringer HPM1000
** '''Description:''' Good headphones that go around your ears.
* '''USB Headset'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Plantronics 628USB
** '''Description:''' A useful device for quickly and easily connecting a combined microphone and headphones to a computer over USB.

==== '''Speaker''' ====
* '''Small'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Mackie SRM150
** '''Description:''' A small speaker that you can use in various ways, like connecting microphones directly to it for a simple public address system.
* '''Other Speakers'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' JVC RCEX20 BoomBox
** '''Description:''' We have the CD BoomBox and a variety of other speakers including: Rogue MPM 504, and Electrovoice Sentry 100EL.

==== '''Keyboard''' ====
* '''Midi Keyboard'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Samson Graphite M32
** '''Description:''' A keyboard that can connect to a computer and be used with any audio program like Ableton, Protools, or VCV Rack.

==== '''Synthesizer''' ====
* '''Semi Modular Synth'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Moog Mother 32

==== '''Mic Stand''' ====
* '''Desk Stand'''
** '''Description:''' A small mic stand that is perfect for voice over, interviews, or audio projects that happen at a desk.
* '''Floor Stand'''
** '''Description:''' The most common kind of stand you see on stage and in studio. We have standard height and shorter stand.

==== '''Boom Pole''' ====
* '''Boom Pole'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Rode BoomPole
** '''Description:''' A pole that can hold a microphone on one end while a "boom operator" holds the other end; used to get good sound right next to a source without being in the camera frame.

==== '''Voice Recorder''' ====
*'''Small Voice Recorder'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Sony ICD-SX750
** '''Description:''' It has less control and audio quality than our field recorders listed above, but is great when you need a small quick device for interviews. We also have the Olympus DS30, Olympus WS-100.

==== '''Cables and Adapters''' ====
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7BAYs1-hq4 Cable Wrapping Video]
*'''XLR'''
** '''Most Common Use:''' Professional Microphones
** '''Description:''' The standard connector for professional audio.
* '''1/8"''' '''(aka mini or 3.5mm or "aux")'''
** '''Most Common Use:''' Headphone output of a device
** '''Description:''' smaller version of 1/4"
* '''1/4"'''
** '''Most Common Use:''' Guitar / Keyboards
** '''Description:''' cables for unbalanced audio or balanced audio.
* '''RCA'''
** '''Most Common Use:''' Home Audio
** '''Description:''' Standard stereo RCA cable for devices with RCA at both ends.
* '''DI Box'''
** '''Most Common Use:''' Guitar / Keyboards
** '''Description:''' Converts unbalanced 1/4" to balanced XLR; helps with ground loops, impedance matching, and noise; includes pad and ground lift switch

=== '''Presentation''' ===

==== '''Modern Projection''' ====
* '''Projector'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Vivitek Qumi Q6
** '''Description:''' A small portable projector that can use HDMI and a variety of other inputs. Can be set up quickly and easily. We also have the Sharp XG C435X-L.

* '''Screen for Projection'''
** '''Description:''' We have many projection screens that can be set up for locations that don't have screens installed or blank white walls.

* '''Display Adapters Assortment'''
** '''Description:''' We have many kinds of solutions available to connect equipment for video. See the [[Cables and Adapters Catalog]] for what is available.

==== '''Document Camera''' ====
* '''USB capable Doc Cam'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Epson DC‑21
** '''Description:''' A document camera that can connect over USB to project or act as a "2nd camera" as a "shared screen" while video conferencing. Can zoom and focus on documents and objects. We also have the DC‑20.

==== '''Video Player''' ====
* '''DVD & Blu-Ray Player'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Panasonic DMP‑BD85
** '''Description:''' A video player that can take both DVDs and Blu‑rays. It comes with a remote and can be connected to a projector or TV with a variety of cables.

* '''CD & DVD Player'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Sony DVP‑N557P
** '''Description:''' A player for CDs and DVDs that outputs audio and/or video.

* '''VHS Player'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Panasonic PV4561
** '''Description:''' A VHS player that outputs audio and video. Can be part of a complete setup with other Media Loan gear and cables.

==== '''Audio For Presentation''' ====
* '''Microphones'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Shure SM58
** '''Description:''' The most popular mic in the world. Just needs an XLR cable and something to connect it to, like a Mackie speaker.

* '''Speakers'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Mackie SRM150
** '''Description:''' A speaker that you can connect a microphone and an iPod into for simple presentation setups.
==== '''Cables and Adapters''' ====
* '''USB‑C Display Adapter'''
** '''Description:''' USB‑C adapter supporting HDMI and others
* '''HDMI'''
** '''Description:''' Standard video connector. comes in Mini and Micro options and adapts to many other formats
* '''RCA'''
** '''Description:''' RCA can carry audio, component video or composite video.

* '''VGA w/Audio'''
** '''Description:''' VGA cable bundled with Mini (1/8") audio.

* '''USB Cables'''
** '''Description:''' Universal computer cables for transferring data with A, B, and C connection in different sizes

* '''Card Reader'''
** '''Description:''' Transfers SD and other media card data to USB
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== '''Catalog'''==

=== '''Camera''' ===

==== '''Digital Camera''' ====
* '''DSLR Camera'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Canon Rebel T6i
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Canon Rebel T5i/T6i/T7i Gear Guide]] · [[Camera Fundamentals]]
** '''Description:''' Used for photo and video. Our most popular camera—ideal for new users but with all the features a professional would need. Compatible with many lenses, stabilizers and flashes. We also have the Rebel T7i, T5i, T2i, and T1i

* '''Palmcorder'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Vixia HF M500
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Vixia HD Camcorder Gear Guide]]
** '''Description:''' A video-focused camcorder that is easy to use and gets good footage with minimal menu diving. We also have the HFM700, HFM400, HFM300, HFM200.

* '''Go Pro'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' GoPro Hero 4
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[GoPro Hero 4 Gear Guide]]
** '''Description:''' Used for action shots and timelapse. Comes with a waterproof case—our only waterproof camera.

* '''Point and Shoot'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Olympus Tough TG‑2
** '''Description:''' A simple camera requiring the least experience or camera knowledge to use.

==== '''Lens for Digital Camera''' ====
* '''Wide Angle Lens'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many EF and EF‑S mount models
** '''Description:''' Fixed and zoom lenses from 10mm to 75mm. Used to see more of a scene, making objects appear smaller.
*** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 20mm, 28mm, 35mm
*** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 8–15mm (fisheye), 11–18mm, 10–24mm

* '''Normal Angle Lens'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many EF and EF‑S mount models
** '''Description:''' Fixed and zoom lenses from 28mm to 100mm, designed to mimic human eye perspective.
*** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 50mm, 50mm (macro), 60mm (macro)
*** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 24–70mm, 28–75mm

* '''Telephoto Lens'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many EF and EF‑S mount models
** '''Description:''' Fixed and zoom lenses from 75mm to 300mm. Used to “zoom in” on distant subjects.
*** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 85mm (portrait), 100mm (macro), 105mm (macro)
*** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 28–105mm, 55–200mm, 55–250mm, 75–300mm

==== '''Film Camera''' ====
*'''35mm SLR Camera'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Pentax K‑1000
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[35mm SLR Camera Gear Guide]] · [[Camera Fundamentals]]
** '''Description:''' Our most popular film camera. Uses K‑mount lenses listed under “Lens for 35mm SLR Camera.” Film can be developed at [https://sites.evergreen.edu/photoland/ Photoland]. Also available: Pentax ZX‑M, Promaster 2500PK, Vivitar 35mm.

* '''Medium Format'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Holga 120 GCFN
** '''Description:''' Simple medium format camera with minimal controls. Fixed 60mm lens; good for beginners.

==== '''Lens for 35mm SLR Camera''' ====
* '''Lens'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many K‑mount models
** '''Description:''' Fixed and zoom K‑mount lenses from 8mm to 210mm—these only work with 35mm film cameras like the K‑1000.
*** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 8mm (fisheye), 14mm (fisheye), 16mm (fisheye), 28mm, 100mm (macro), 135mm
*** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 28–80mm (macro), 35–80mm, 28–200mm, 70–200mm, 70–210mm (macro)

==== '''Light Meter''' ====
* '''Light Meter'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Sekonic L‑308s
** '''Description:''' Measures light to determine proper exposure in film photography.

==== '''Lighting''' ====
* '''LED'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Genaray SP‑E‑240B 2‑Light Kit
** '''Gear Guide:''' [https://youtu.be/OJtJ_gPrXLw LED With 3 Point Lighting Gear Guide]
** '''Description:''' Kit with 2 adjustable lights, stands, and power. Other options include GVM 560AS, Dracast 500 S‑Series, Genaray Spectroled Studio 500, GVM Ring Light, Smallrig RM100 LED.

* '''Assorted Accessories'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many items
** '''Description:''' Tools for modifying light: gels, diffusers, scrim, bounce, grey card, lens hoods, filters, black flags, diffusion flags, scrim cookies, wood cookies, light control kit, and more.

* '''Camera Flash'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many Models
** '''Description:''' Adds more flash than a camera’s built‑in flash.

* '''Flash Kit'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Speedlite Kit
** '''Description:''' Kit with 2 flashes, transmitter, and modifiers (reflector, bounce, beauty dish, honeycomb, filters, etc).

* '''Studio Flash'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Elinchrom D‑lite 2‑Light Kit
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Elinchrom Studio Flash Kit Gear Guide]]
** '''Description:''' Strobe lights triggered by camera shutter. Includes stands and light modifiers.

==== '''Stabilizers''' ====
* '''Photo Tripod'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many models
** '''Description:''' Tripods for stabilizing shots.

* '''Video Tripod'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many models
** '''Description:''' Includes a fluid head for smooth camera movements.

* '''Gorillapod'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Joby Gorillapod
** '''Description:''' Small tripod with posable legs.

* '''Monopod'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Gitzo GM3350XL
** '''Description:''' Adjustable pole with a camera mount. Ideal for quick shots in the field.

* '''Tripod Dolly (Spreader)'''
** '''Description:''' Collapsible wheeled base for moving a tripod.

* '''Pocket Skater'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Edelkrone Pocket Skater 2

=== '''Audio''' ===
[[Audio Fundamentals]]

[[Microphones in General Access]]

==== '''Dynamic Microphones''' ====
all are XLR connectors, non need phantom power power

===== '''Stage''' =====
* '''Shure SM58'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice

* '''Shure SM57'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Instruments

* '''Shure Beta 57A'''
** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments

* '''Sennheiser MD 421-II'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments

===== '''Broadcast''' =====
* '''Electrovoice RE-27 N/D'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice

* '''Sennheiser MD46'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice

* '''Beyerdynamic M58'''
** '''Pattern:''' Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice

* '''Electrovoice 635A'''
** '''Pattern:''' Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments

===== '''Isolating from noise''' =====
* '''Beyerdynamic M88 TG'''
** '''Pattern:''' Hypercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Vocals & instruments; excels at capturing lower frequencies

* '''Electrovoice RE18'''
** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments

* '''Electrovoice RE16'''
** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments

* '''Electrovoice RE15'''
** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments

==== Condenser Microphones ====
all need are XLR connectors and need +48v Phantom Power unless batteries listed

===== '''All Purpose Studio''' =====
* '''Aston Origin'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' General purpose condenser for vocals & instruments

* '''Pacific Pro Audio LD1'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' General purpose condenser for vocals & instruments

* '''Marshall MXL2003'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' General purpose condenser for vocals & instruments

===== '''Stereo Pair''' =====
* '''Studio Projects C4'''
** '''Pattern:''' Variable — Cardioid, Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Instruments

===== '''Combo Kit''' =====
* '''Sennheiser K6'''
** '''Pattern:''' Variable — Cardioid, Omni, Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Versatile set for video, stage, and studio; 1 module + 3 capsules
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA battery or +48v Phantom Power

===== '''Shotgun''' =====
* '''Audio Technica 835B'''
** '''Pattern:''' Hypercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Video, broadcast, and field work
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA battery or +48v Phantom Power

* '''Rode NTG1'''
** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Video, broadcast, and field work

===== '''Lavalier''' =====
* '''Shure MX185'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Interview, broadcast, presentation

* '''Audio Technica 899'''
** '''Pattern:''' Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Interview, broadcast, presentation
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA Battery

* '''Sennheiser ME2'''
** '''Pattern:''' Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Interview, broadcast, presentation
** '''Power Source:''' 1/8" plug‑in power
** '''Connector:''' 1/8”

===== '''Stage (Condenser)''' =====
* '''Shure SM86'''
** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice

===== '''Stereo''' =====
* '''Audio Technica AT825'''
** '''Pattern:''' X/Y Dual Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Instruments and video
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA battery or +48v Phantom Power

* '''Rode NT4'''
** '''Pattern:''' X/Y Dual Cardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Instruments and video
** '''Power Source:''' 1 × 9V battery or +48v Phantom Power

* '''Sony ECM‑MS907'''
** '''Pattern:''' Stereo
** '''Standard Usage:''' Video, broadcast, field work
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA Battery
** '''Connector:''' 1/8”

* '''Sony ECM‑MS957'''
** '''Pattern:''' Stereo
** '''Standard Usage:''' Live concerts, conferences, interviews, sound effects
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA Battery

===== '''Shotgun (Camera‑mounted)''' =====
* '''Rode VideoMic'''
** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid
** '''Standard Usage:''' Video, broadcast, field work
** '''Power Source:''' 1 × 9V Battery
** '''Connector:''' 1/8”

===== '''PZM (Pressure Zone Microphones)''' =====
* '''Crown Sound Grabber II'''
** '''Pattern:''' Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Conferences, interviews, lectures
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AAA Battery
** '''Connector:''' 1/8”

* '''Crown Optimus Sound Grabber'''
** '''Pattern:''' Omni
** '''Standard Usage:''' Conferences, interviews, lectures
** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA Battery

===== '''Parabolic''' =====
*'''Parabolic Kits with Sennheiser K6 Combo kit'''
**'''Pattern:''' Cardioid amplified by Parabolic dish
**'''Description:''' Includes K6 power module, cardioid capsule, rollable dish, dish transport bag, pistol grip handle, tripod adapter, dish cover and duffle bag. Designed for distant low level sounds such as bird calls. This is the only General access equipment that has a Proficiency required.

==== '''USB Microphone''' ====
* '''Blue Yeti Pro'''
** '''Pattern:''' Multiple patterns
** '''Standard Usage:''' connecting directly to a computer without an audio interface. An audio interface like the Motu M2 would allow all other microphones to connect to a computer.
==== '''Recorder''' ====
* '''Field Recorder'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Zoom H4n
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Zoom H4n Audio Recorder Gear Guide]]
** '''Description:''' An audio recorder well suited for field recording or interviews. Has 2 built-in mics, but can also use any 2 mics like the ones listed above. We also have the H4essential.
* '''Field Recorder'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Olympus LS-100
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Olympus LS-100 Audio Recorder Gear Guide]]
** '''Description:''' An audio recorder well suited for field recording or interviews. Has 2 built-in mics, but can also use any 2 mics like the ones listed above.
* '''Voice Recorder'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Sony ICD-SX750
** '''Description:''' A small audio recorder. It has less control and audio quality than our field recorders listed above, but is great when you need a small quick device for interviews. We also have the Olympus DS30, Olympus WS-100.

==== '''Mixer''' ====
* '''10 channel mixer'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Yamaha MG10XU
** '''Description:''' An audio device that can take in audio signals, mix them together and send them to speakers. The MG10XU is a 10‑channel mixer with 4 XLR inputs, built‑in effects, and USB interfacing for connecting to computers. We also have the Behringer Q1202USB.

==== '''Interface''' ====
* '''2 channel interface'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Motu M2
** '''Gear Guide:''' [https://youtu.be/HuU7OoR7InE Motu M2 Video Gear Guide]
** '''Description:''' An audio device built specifically for getting sounds in and out of a computer. This can be used for audio recording or video conferencing. We also have the Mackie BlackJack.

==== '''Headphones''' ====
* '''Over-Ear'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Behringer HPM1000
** '''Description:''' Good headphones that go around your ears.
* '''USB Headset'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Plantronics 628USB
** '''Description:''' A useful device for quickly and easily connecting a combined microphone and headphones to a computer over USB.

==== '''Speaker''' ====
* '''Small'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Mackie SRM150
** '''Description:''' A small speaker that you can use in various ways, like connecting microphones directly to it for a simple public address system.
* '''Other Speakers'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' JVC RCEX20 BoomBox
** '''Description:''' We have the CD BoomBox and a variety of other speakers including: Rogue MPM 504, and Electrovoice Sentry 100EL.

==== '''Keyboard''' ====
* '''Midi Keyboard'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Samson Graphite M32
** '''Description:''' A keyboard that can connect to a computer and be used with any audio program like Ableton, Protools, or VCV Rack.

==== '''Synthesizer''' ====
* '''Semi Modular Synth'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Moog Mother 32

==== '''Stand''' ====
* '''Mic Desk Stand'''
** '''Description:''' A small mic stand that is perfect for voice over, interviews, or audio projects that happen at a desk.
* '''Mic Floor Stand'''
** '''Description:''' The most common kind of stand you see on stage and in studio. We have standard height and shorter stand.

==== '''Boom Pole''' ====
* '''Boom Pole'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Rode BoomPole
** '''Description:''' A pole that can hold a microphone on one end while a "boom operator" holds the other end; used to get good sound right next to a source without being in the camera frame.

==== '''Cables and Adapters''' ====
* '''An Assortment'''
** '''Gear Guide:''' [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7BAYs1-hq4 Cable Wrapping Video]
** '''Description:''' We have many XLR cables for microphones ranging from 6ft to 50ft. We have many adapters for XLR, 1/4" (guitar), 1/8" (iPod), and RCA. We also have DI Boxes for guitars and much more. See the [[Cables and Adapters Catalog]] for what is available.

=== '''Presentation''' ===

==== '''Modern Projection''' ====
* '''Projector'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Vivitek Qumi Q6
** '''Description:''' A small portable projector that can use HDMI and a variety of other inputs. Can be set up quickly and easily. We also have the Sharp XG C435X-L.

* '''Screen for Projection'''
** '''Description:''' We have many projection screens that can be set up for locations that don't have screens installed or blank white walls.

* '''Display Adapters Assortment'''
** '''Description:''' We have many kinds of solutions available to connect equipment for video. See the [[Cables and Adapters Catalog]] for what is available.

==== '''Document Camera''' ====
* '''USB capable Doc Cam'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Epson DC‑21
** '''Description:''' A document camera that can connect over USB to project or act as a "2nd camera" as a "shared screen" while video conferencing. Can zoom and focus on documents and objects. We also have the DC‑20.

==== '''Video Player''' ====
* '''DVD & Blu-Ray Player'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Panasonic DMP‑BD85
** '''Description:''' A video player that can take both DVDs and Blu‑rays. It comes with a remote and can be connected to a projector or TV with a variety of cables.

* '''CD & DVD Player'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Sony DVP‑N557P
** '''Description:''' A player for CDs and DVDs that outputs audio and/or video.

* '''VHS Player'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Panasonic PV4561
** '''Description:''' A VHS player that outputs audio and video. Can be part of a complete setup with other Media Loan gear and cables.

==== '''Audio For Presentation''' ====
* '''Microphones'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Shure SM58
** '''Description:''' The most popular mic in the world. Just needs an XLR cable and something to connect it to, like a Mackie speaker.

* '''Speakers'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Mackie SRM150
** '''Description:''' A speaker that you can connect a microphone and an iPod into for simple presentation setups.

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== AUDIO ==
* '''Mini – 1/4" Dual'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' iPod
** '''Description:''' Mini (1/8") splits to two 1/4" plugs for stereo audio output from an iPod or laptop.

* '''1/4" – Mini'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Headphones
** '''Description:''' Headphone plug adapter.

* '''Mini – 1/4"'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Headphones
** '''Description:''' Headphone plug adapter.

* '''Mini w/ Screw – 1/4"'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Headphones
** '''Description:''' Screw‑locking headphone plug adapter.

* '''Mini – RCA Dual'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' iPod
** '''Description:''' Sends stereo Mini (1/8") audio to dual RCA inputs.

* '''RCA Stereo'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO / VIDEO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Home Audio

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== AUDIO ==
* '''Mini – 1/4" Dual'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' iPod
** '''Description:''' Mini (1/8") splits to two 1/4" plugs for stereo audio output from an iPod or laptop.

* '''1/4" – Mini'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Headphones
** '''Description:''' Headphone plug adapter.

* '''Mini – 1/4"'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Headphones
** '''Description:''' Headphone plug adapter.

* '''Mini w/ Screw – 1/4"'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Headphones
** '''Description:''' Screw‑locking headphone plug adapter.

* '''Mini – RCA Dual'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' iPod
** '''Description:''' Sends stereo Mini (1/8") audio to dual RCA inputs.

* '''RCA Stereo'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO / VIDEO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Home Audio
** '''Description:''' Standard stereo RCA cable for devices with RCA at both ends.

* '''Headphone Splitter'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Headphones
** '''Description:''' Mini (1/8") plug to two Mini (1/8") sockets for sharing headphones.

* '''RCA P – S'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO / VIDEO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Home Audio
** '''Description:''' RCA plug-to-socket extension; not advised for long runs due to unbalanced noise.

* '''RCA P – P'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO / VIDEO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Home Audio
** '''Description:''' RCA plug-to-plug for audio L/R or composite video.

* '''MINI P – S'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' iPod
** '''Description:''' Mini (1/8") extender cable.

* '''MINI P – P'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' iPod
** '''Description:''' Mini (1/8") cable for connecting iPods and similar devices.

* '''1/4" – RCA'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' PA
** '''Description:''' 1/4" plug to RCA plug adapter for compatible equipment.

* '''1/4" S Barrel'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' PA
** '''Description:''' 1/4" socket‑to‑socket barrel for joining two 1/4" plugs.

* '''1/4" TS'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Guitar / Keyboards
** '''Description:''' TS (Tip‑Sleeve) cable for unbalanced audio.

* '''1/4" TRS'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' PA
** '''Description:''' TRS (Tip‑Ring‑Sleeve) cable for 1 balanced or 2 unbalanced signals.

* '''1/4" TRS P – S'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' PA
** '''Description:''' TRS plug‑to‑socket extension cable.

* '''DI Box'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Guitar / Keyboards
** '''Description:''' Converts unbalanced 1/4" to balanced XLR; helps with ground loops, impedance matching, and noise; includes pad and ground lift switches.

* '''1/4" to XLR Hi‑low'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Guitar / Keyboards
** '''Description:''' Converts unbalanced 1/4" socket to balanced XLR.

* '''XLR S Barrel'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' PA
** '''Description:''' XLR socket‑to‑socket barrel for joining XLR plugs.

* '''XLR P Barrel'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' PA
** '''Description:''' XLR plug‑to‑plug barrel for joining XLR sockets.

* '''XLR P – 1/4" TRS'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' PA
** '''Description:''' XLR plug to 1/4" TRS plug for balanced connections.

* '''XLR S – 1/4" TRS'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' PA
** '''Description:''' XLR socket to 1/4" TRS plug for balanced connections.

* '''XLR – USB B'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO / COMPUTER
** '''Most Common Use:''' Mic
** '''Description:''' Digitizes an XLR microphone signal into USB‑B for computers.

* '''Mic Splitter'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Mic
** '''Description:''' Splits one XLR signal to two outputs.

== VIDEO ==
* '''RCA Triple'''
** '''Category:''' VIDEO / AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Video Display
** '''Description:''' Three RCA connectors for L‑Audio (white), R‑Audio (red), and composite video (yellow).

* '''Component Adapter'''
** '''Category:''' VIDEO / AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Video Display
** '''Description:''' 3 RCA leads to DSLR component input carrying RGB video.

* '''S Video'''
** '''Category:''' VIDEO / AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Video Display
** '''Description:''' Older video connector standard.

* '''RCA – Mini TS'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Camera Audio
** '''Description:''' RCA to Mini (1/8") TS for consumer camera audio.

* '''RCA Triple – Mini TRRS'''
** '''Category:''' VIDEO / AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Camera A/V
** '''Description:''' Three RCA to Mini (1/8”) TRRS for L/R audio and composite video.

* '''RCA Triple – Canon Connector'''
** '''Category:''' VIDEO / AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Camera A/V
** '''Description:''' Three RCA leads to Canon AV connector.

* '''BNC'''
** '''Category:''' VIDEO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Video
** '''Description:''' Standard cable for SD‑SDI and HD‑SDI signals.

* '''XLR S w/Transformer – Mini TRS'''
** '''Category:''' AUDIO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Camera Audio
** '''Description:''' Connects professional mics to consumer cameras; often better to record separately to an audio recorder.

== DISPLAY ==
* '''Mac DVI – VGA'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER / VIDEO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Video Display
** '''Description:''' Mac DVI to VGA adapter.

* '''Mac Thunderbolt – VGA'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER / VIDEO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Video Display
** '''Description:''' MiniDisplayPort/Thunderbolt to VGA.

* '''DVI – VGA'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER / VIDEO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Video Display
** '''Description:''' DVI to VGA.

* '''VGA mini – VGA'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER / VIDEO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Video Display
** '''Description:''' VGA mini to VGA.

* '''HDMI'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER / VIDEO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Video Display
** '''Description:''' Standard HDMI cable.

* '''HDMI micro'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER / VIDEO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Video Display
** '''Description:''' HDMI to HDMI micro.

* '''HDMI – VGA'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER / VIDEO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Video Display
** '''Description:''' HDMI to VGA.

* '''HDMI – Thunderbolt'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER / VIDEO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Video Display
** '''Description:''' Thunderbolt display adapter.

* '''VGA w/Audio'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER / VIDEO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Video Display
** '''Description:''' VGA cable bundled with Mini (1/8") audio.

* '''VGA'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER / VIDEO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Video Display
** '''Description:''' Standard VGA cable (no audio).

* '''HDMI Mini'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER / VIDEO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Video Display
** '''Description:''' HDMI to HDMI mini.

* '''USB‑C Display Adapter'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER / VIDEO
** '''Most Common Use:''' Video Display
** '''Description:''' USB‑C adapter supporting HDMI, VGA, and DVI.

== COMPUTER ==
* '''USB A – B'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER
** '''Most Common Use:''' Data
** '''Description:''' Standard USB A to USB‑B cable.

* '''Card Reader'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER
** '''Most Common Use:''' Data
** '''Description:''' Transfers SD and other media card data to USB‑mini.

* '''USB mini'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER
** '''Most Common Use:''' Data
** '''Description:''' USB‑A to USB‑mini cable.

* '''USB micro'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER
** '''Most Common Use:''' Data
** '''Description:''' USB‑A to USB‑micro cable.

* '''USB P – S'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER
** '''Most Common Use:''' Data
** '''Description:''' USB extension cable.

* '''Firewire'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER
** '''Most Common Use:''' Data
** '''Description:''' FireWire data cable.

* '''Phone connector'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER
** '''Most Common Use:''' Phone
** '''Description:''' Phone connection cable.

* '''Ethernet'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER
** '''Most Common Use:''' Data
** '''Description:''' Network cable for wired internet.

* '''Coax'''
** '''Category:''' COMPUTER
** '''Most Common Use:''' Data
** '''Description:''' RF connection used for cable/internet; cable is coaxial (same as RCA/BNC), connector is F‑Type.
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This is a list of most of the cables and adapters that Media Loan offers as part of general access (meaning any enrolled students can check them out). The Table should provide enough information to determine which cable or adapter you need, but for more information call or visit media loan for assistance.

In the name column, you will see P or S as part of some names, this is to indicate of the connector is a Plug or a Socket. Plug and Socket is a more technical and appropriate term than the often used connector description of Male and Female to describe if the connector is an extruding piece of metal (plug, male) or a hole that the metal goes into (socket, female). A dash mark in the name column indicates that the cable has 2 different ends like ''1/4"-Mini'' means that it is a 1/4" on one end and it goes to a Mini on the other end.
{| class="wikitable"
!'''Group'''
!'''Name'''
!'''Category'''
!'''Most Common Use'''
!'''Description'''
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!AUDIO
|Mini - 1/4" Dual
|AUDIO
|iPod
|Mini (1/8") splits to two 1/4" for stereo audio output from an iPod or laptop to other audio equipment.
|-
!AUDIO
|1/4" - Mini
|AUDIO
|Headphones
|Headphones plug adapter
|-
!AUDIO
|Mini - 1/4"
|AUDIO
|Headphones
|Headphones plug adapter
|-
!AUDIO
|Mini w/Screw - 1/4"
|AUDIO
|Headphones
|Headphones plug adapter
|-
!AUDIO
|Mini - RCA Dual
|AUDIO
|iPod
|Typically used to get stereo audio signal from an iPod or laptop and send it into a device with 2 RCA sockets for 2 channels of the stereo signal
|-
!AUDIO
|RCA Stereo
|AUDIO / VIDEO
|Home Audio
|For connecting stereo speakers or other audio devices that have two RCA connectors at both ends.
|-
!AUDIO
|Headphone Splitter
|AUDIO
|Headphones
|A cable that connects Mini (1/8") plug to two Mini (1/8") sockets. It allows two headphones to connect to one socket and both get stereo signal.
|-
!AUDIO
|RCA P - S
|AUDIO / VIDEO
|Home Audio
|RCA extended that has an RCA plug on one end and socket on another. This is not advised to be used to make really long RCA connections because this is an "unbalanced signal" and is vulnerable to adding noise at longer lengths.
|-
!AUDIO
|RCA P - P
|AUDIO / VIDEO
|Home Audio
|A standard RCA plug to plug cable that could be used for a single signal audio left, right or video.
|-
!AUDIO
|MINI P - S
|AUDIO
|iPod
|Mini (1/8") extender is used for increasing the reach of a mini connection.
|-
!AUDIO
|MINI P - P
|AUDIO
|iPod
|Mini (1/8") cable used to connect an iPod (among other things) with audio equipment.
|-
!AUDIO
|1/4" - RCA
|AUDIO
|PA
|1/4" plug to RCA plug connects various audio equipment with compatible sockets.
|-
!AUDIO
|1/4" S Barrel
|AUDIO
|PA
|1/4" socket barrel allows two 1/4" plugs to connect. It is advised to have the same pin count on both sides like 2 pin to 2 pin or 3 pin to 3 pin.
|-
!AUDIO
|1/4" TS
|AUDIO
|Guitar/ keyboards
|1/4" audio cable is TS (Tip, Sleeve) meaning it is used for unbalanced signals.
|-
!AUDIO
|1/4" TRS
|AUDIO
|PA
|1/4" audio cable is TRS (Tip, Ring, Sleeve) meaning is is used to 1 balanced signal or can carry two unbalanced signals.
|-
!AUDIO
|1/4" TRS P - S
|AUDIO
|PA
|1/4" audio extended plug to socket is TRS (Tip, Ring, Sleeve) meaning is is used to 1 balanced signal or can carry two unbalanced signals.
|-
!AUDIO
|DI Box
|AUDIO
|Guitar/ keyboards
|Connects an unbalanced 1/4" cable to a balanced XLR Cable. It additionally helps with ground loops, impedance matching and preventing electromagnetic noise from being introduced to the signal. The DI Box has the added benefit of switches for a pad, ground lift, as well as an unchanged output of the input so you could connect a guitar cable to the DI Box and have that output to an amp via "1/4" thru" as well the balanced XLR output for connecting to a mixer.
|-
!AUDIO
|1/4" to XLR Hilow
|AUDIO
|Guitar/ keyboards
|Connects an unbalanced 1/4" socket to a balanced XLR Cable. It additionally helps with ground loops, impedance matching and preventing electromagnetic noise from being introduced to the signal.
|-
!AUDIO
| XLR S Barrel
|AUDIO
|PA
|XLR barrel with sockets at both ends, used for connecting 2 XLR plugs.
|-
!AUDIO
| XLR P Barrel
|AUDIO
|PA
|XLR barrel with plugs at both ends, used for connecting 2 XLR socket.
|-
!AUDIO
|XLR P - 1/4" TRS
|AUDIO
|PA
|XLR plug to 1/4" plug with TRS (Tip, Ring, Sleeve) for getting a balanced signal from XLR to 1/4" likely to be used for mixer to speaker connections.
|-
!AUDIO
|XLR S - 1/4" TRS
|AUDIO
|PA
|XLR socket to 1/4" plug with TRS (Tip, Ring, Sleeve) for getting a balanced signal from XLR to 1/4" likely to be used for mixer to speaker connections.
|-
!AUDIO
|XLR - USB B
|AUDIO / COMPUTER
|Mic
|This can be used to put an XLR microphone signal into a computer. It is a small interface for a single XLR connection to be digitized and turned into a USB type B (version 2) connection. Media Loan also has other interfaces if you want to record more signals.
|-
!AUDIO
|Mic Splitter
|AUDIO
|Mic
|Allows a XLR connection to be doubled so the same signal be send to difference places. If in an Audio Studio, this could instead be done in the patch bay via the mults.
|-
!VIDEO
|RCA Triple
|VIDEO / AUDIO
|Video Display
|3 RCA connectors bundled for Audio Left (White), Audio Right (Red), and Composite Video (Yellow).
|-
!VIDEO
|Component Adapter
|VIDEO / AUDIO
|Video Display
|3 RCA connectors bundled and connected to a DSLR connector. No audio is carried, but instead send video on a red, green, and blue channel as component video.
|-
!VIDEO
|S Video
|VIDEO / AUDIO
|Video Display
|An older video cable for an older video format.
|-
!VIDEO
|RCA - Mini TS
|AUDIO
|Camera Audio
|RCA to Mini (1/8") TS (Tip, Sleeve) for connecting audio for a consumer level camera.
|-
!VIDEO
|RCA Triple - Mini TRRS
|VIDEO / AUDIO
|Camera A/V
|3 RCA connectors bundled and connected to a Mini (1/8") TRRS (Tip, Ring, Ring, Sleeve) for carrying Audio Left (White), Audio Right (Red), and Composite Video (Yellow).
|-
!VIDEO
|RCA Triple - Canon Connector
|VIDEO / AUDIO
|Camera A/V
|3 RCA connectors bundled and connected to a Canon Brand connector for carrying Audio Left (White), Audio Right (Red), and Composite Video (Yellow).
|-
!VIDEO
|BNC
|VIDEO
|Video
|Video cable most commonly used for SD SDI or HD SDI.
|-
!VIDEO
|XLR S w/Transformer - Mini TRS
|AUDIO
|Camera Audio
|This cable connects a professional mic to a consumer level camera. It may be preferable to instead record audio to a dedicated audio recorder like the Olympus Recorder rather than the consumer level camera
|-
!DISPLAY
|Mac DVI - VGA
|COMPUTER / VIDEO
|Video Display
|Mac DVI to VGA
|-
!DISPLAY
|Mac Thunderbolt - VGA
|COMPUTER / VIDEO
|Video Display
|Mac Thunderbolt (MiniDisplayPort) to VGA
|-
!DISPLAY
|DVI - VGA
|COMPUTER / VIDEO
|Video Display
|DVI to VGA
|-
!DISPLAY
|VGA mini - VGA
|COMPUTER / VIDEO
|Video Display
|VGA mini to VGA
|-
!DISPLAY
|HDMI
|COMPUTER / VIDEO
|Video Display
|Normal HDMI cable
|-
!DISPLAY
|HDMI micro
|COMPUTER / VIDEO
|Video Display
|HDMI to HDMI micro
|-
!DISPLAY
|HDMI - VGA
|COMPUTER / VIDEO
|Video Display
|HDMI to VGA
|-
!DISPLAY
|HDMI - Thunderbolt
|COMPUTER / VIDEO
|Video Display
|Thunderbolt
|-
!DISPLAY
|VGA w/Audio
|COMPUTER / VIDEO
|Video Display
|VGA cable, these don't carry audio, but there is a Mini (1/8") cable bundled for carrying audio.
|-
!DISPLAY
|VGA
|COMPUTER / VIDEO
|Video Display
|VGA cable, these dont carry audio.
|-
!DISPLAY
|HDMI Mini
|COMPUTER / VIDEO
|Video Display
|HDMI to HDMI mini
|-
!DISPLAY
|USB C Display Adapter
|COMPUTER / VIDEO
|Video Display
|An adapter that uses a USB C connector like from a modern laptop and connects to the display connector types; HDMI, VGA, DVI.
|-
!COMPUTER
|USB A - B
|COMPUTER
|Data
|For Data Connections
|-
!COMPUTER
|Card Reader
|COMPUTER
|Data
|Transfurs various data cards (includeing SD) to USB mini
|-
!COMPUTER
|USB mini
|COMPUTER
|Data
|For Data Connections from USB normal to mini
|-
!COMPUTER
|USB micro
|COMPUTER
|Data
|For Data Connections from USB normal to micro
|-
!COMPUTER
|USB P - S
|COMPUTER
|Data
|For USB Extensions
|-
!COMPUTER
|Firewire
|COMPUTER
|Data
|For Data Connections
|-
!COMPUTER
|Phone connector
|COMPUTER
|Phone
|Phone Connector
|-
!COMPUTER
|Ethernet
|COMPUTER
|Data
|Cable often used to connect a computer to a router for internet access without relying on Wifi
|-
!COMPUTER
|Coax
|COMPUTER
|Data
|Often used for RF receiver connection, transmitting home internet and cable, and other things. (Technical side-note, the cable is Coaxial [ the same as BNC and RCA] while the connector is called F-Type)
|}
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This catalog shows all "General Access" gear available at Media Loan. General Access means any enrolled student can use it. Some items have gear guides for more information about how to use them. Some gear guides have videos produced in house or sourced online. We have more equipment that is only accessible to specific classes. To see more equipment, see our other catalogs linked in the sidebar on the right.

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== '''Catalog'''==

=== '''Camera''' ===

==== '''Digital Camera''' ====
* '''DSLR Camera'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Canon Rebel T6i
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Canon Rebel T5i/T6i/T7i Gear Guide]] · [[Camera Fundamentals]]
** '''Description:''' Used for photo and video. Our most popular camera—ideal for new users but with all the features a professional would need. Compatible with many lenses, stabilizers and flashes. We also have the Rebel T7i, T5i, T2i, and T1i

* '''Palmcorder'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Vixia HF M500
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Vixia HD Camcorder Gear Guide]]
** '''Description:''' A video-focused camcorder that is easy to use and gets good footage with minimal menu diving. We also have the HFM700, HFM400, HFM300, HFM200.

* '''Go Pro'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' GoPro Hero 4
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[GoPro Hero 4 Gear Guide]]
** '''Description:''' Used for action shots and timelapse. Comes with a waterproof case—our only waterproof camera.

* '''Point and Shoot'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Olympus Tough TG‑2
** '''Description:''' A simple camera requiring the least experience or camera knowledge to use.

==== '''Lens for Digital Camera''' ====
* '''Wide Angle Lens'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many EF and EF‑S mount models
** '''Description:''' Fixed and zoom lenses from 10mm to 75mm. Used to see more of a scene, making objects appear smaller.
*** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 20mm, 28mm, 35mm
*** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 8–15mm (fisheye), 11–18mm, 10–24mm

* '''Normal Angle Lens'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many EF and EF‑S mount models
** '''Description:''' Fixed and zoom lenses from 28mm to 100mm, designed to mimic human eye perspective.
*** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 50mm, 50mm (macro), 60mm (macro)
*** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 24–70mm, 28–75mm

* '''Telephoto Lens'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many EF and EF‑S mount models
** '''Description:''' Fixed and zoom lenses from 75mm to 300mm. Used to “zoom in” on distant subjects.
*** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 85mm (portrait), 100mm (macro), 105mm (macro)
*** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 28–105mm, 55–200mm, 55–250mm, 75–300mm

==== '''Film Camera''' ====
*'''35mm SLR Camera'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Pentax K‑1000
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[35mm SLR Camera Gear Guide]] · [[Camera Fundamentals]]
** '''Description:''' Our most popular film camera. Uses K‑mount lenses listed under “Lens for 35mm SLR Camera.” Film can be developed at [https://sites.evergreen.edu/photoland/ Photoland]. Also available: Pentax ZX‑M, Promaster 2500PK, Vivitar 35mm.

* '''Medium Format'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Holga 120 GCFN
** '''Description:''' Simple medium format camera with minimal controls. Fixed 60mm lens; good for beginners.

==== '''Lens for 35mm SLR Camera''' ====
* '''Lens'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many K‑mount models
** '''Description:''' Fixed and zoom K‑mount lenses from 8mm to 210mm—these only work with 35mm film cameras like the K‑1000.
*** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 8mm (fisheye), 14mm (fisheye), 16mm (fisheye), 28mm, 100mm (macro), 135mm
*** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 28–80mm (macro), 35–80mm, 28–200mm, 70–200mm, 70–210mm (macro)

==== '''Light Meter''' ====
* '''Light Meter'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Sekonic L‑308s
** '''Description:''' Measures light to determine proper exposure in film photography.

==== '''Lighting''' ====
* '''LED'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Genaray SP‑E‑240B 2‑Light Kit
** '''Gear Guide:''' [https://youtu.be/OJtJ_gPrXLw LED With 3 Point Lighting Gear Guide]
** '''Description:''' Kit with 2 adjustable lights, stands, and power. Other options include GVM 560AS, Dracast 500 S‑Series, Genaray Spectroled Studio 500, GVM Ring Light, Smallrig RM100 LED.

* '''Assorted Accessories'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many items
** '''Description:''' Tools for modifying light: gels, diffusers, scrim, bounce, grey card, lens hoods, filters, black flags, diffusion flags, scrim cookies, wood cookies, light control kit, and more.

* '''Camera Flash'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many Models
** '''Description:''' Adds more flash than a camera’s built‑in flash.

* '''Flash Kit'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Speedlite Kit
** '''Description:''' Kit with 2 flashes, transmitter, and modifiers (reflector, bounce, beauty dish, honeycomb, filters, etc).

* '''Studio Flash'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Elinchrom D‑lite 2‑Light Kit
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Elinchrom Studio Flash Kit Gear Guide]]
** '''Description:''' Strobe lights triggered by camera shutter. Includes stands and light modifiers.

==== '''Stabilizers''' ====
* '''Photo Tripod'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many models
** '''Description:''' Tripods for stabilizing shots.

* '''Video Tripod'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many models
** '''Description:''' Includes a fluid head for smooth camera movements.

* '''Gorillapod'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Joby Gorillapod
** '''Description:''' Small tripod with posable legs.

* '''Monopod'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Gitzo GM3350XL
** '''Description:''' Adjustable pole with a camera mount. Ideal for quick shots in the field.

* '''Tripod Dolly (Spreader)'''
** '''Description:''' Collapsible wheeled base for moving a tripod.

* '''Pocket Skater'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Edelkrone Pocket Skater 2

=== '''Audio''' ===
[[Audio Fundamentals]]

==== '''Microphone''' ====
[[Microphones in General Access]]
* '''Stage'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Shure SM-58
** '''Description:''' The most popular mic in the world.
* '''Podcast'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Electrovoice RE27ND
** '''Description:''' A mic often used by professional broadcasts and podcasts.
* '''Shotgun'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Sennheiser K6 Kit
** '''Description:''' A versatile mic kit with adjustable attachments to make the mic a shotgun, cardioid or omni-directional pick-up pattern.
* '''USB'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Blue Yeti Pro
** '''Description:''' Can connect directly to a computer.
* '''Lavalier'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' AudioTechnica AT899
** '''Description:''' Good for interviews or other close mic situations where you want to attach the mic to the performer's collar.
* '''Stereo'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Rode NT4
** '''Description:''' A microphone that can capture 2 separate signals. Stereo recording can express the space and direction of sound.
* '''Camera Mounted'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Rode Videomic
** '''Description:''' A microphone that mounts on top of a camera like the Canon Rebel T6i and can give it much better sound than its little built-in mic.

==== '''Recorder''' ====
* '''Field Recorder'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Zoom H4n
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Zoom H4n Audio Recorder Gear Guide]]
** '''Description:''' An audio recorder well suited for field recording or interviews. Has 2 built-in mics, but can also use any 2 mics like the ones listed above. We also have the H4essential.
* '''Field Recorder'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Olympus LS-100
** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Olympus LS-100 Audio Recorder Gear Guide]]
** '''Description:''' An audio recorder well suited for field recording or interviews. Has 2 built-in mics, but can also use any 2 mics like the ones listed above.
* '''Voice Recorder'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Sony ICD-SX750
** '''Description:''' A small audio recorder. It has less control and audio quality than our field recorders listed above, but is great when you need a small quick device for interviews. We also have the Olympus DS30, Olympus WS-100.

==== '''Mixer''' ====
* '''10 channel mixer'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Yamaha MG10XU
** '''Description:''' An audio device that can take in audio signals, mix them together and send them to speakers. The MG10XU is a 10‑channel mixer with 4 XLR inputs, built‑in effects, and USB interfacing for connecting to computers. We also have the Behringer Q1202USB.

==== '''Interface''' ====
* '''2 channel interface'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Motu M2
** '''Gear Guide:''' [https://youtu.be/HuU7OoR7InE Motu M2 Video Gear Guide]
** '''Description:''' An audio device built specifically for getting sounds in and out of a computer. This can be used for audio recording or video conferencing. We also have the Mackie BlackJack.

==== '''Headphones''' ====
* '''Over-Ear'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Behringer HPM1000
** '''Description:''' Good headphones that go around your ears.
* '''USB Headset'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Plantronics 628USB
** '''Description:''' A useful device for quickly and easily connecting a combined microphone and headphones to a computer over USB.

==== '''Speaker''' ====
* '''Small'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Mackie SRM150
** '''Description:''' A small speaker that you can use in various ways, like connecting microphones directly to it for a simple public address system.
* '''Other Speakers'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' JVC RCEX20 BoomBox
** '''Description:''' We have the CD BoomBox and a variety of other speakers including: Rogue MPM 504, and Electrovoice Sentry 100EL.

==== '''Keyboard''' ====
* '''Midi Keyboard'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Samson Graphite M32
** '''Description:''' A keyboard that can connect to a computer and be used with any audio program like Ableton, Protools, or VCV Rack.

==== '''Synthesizer''' ====
* '''Semi Modular Synth'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Moog Mother 32

==== '''Stand''' ====
* '''Mic Desk Stand'''
** '''Description:''' A small mic stand that is perfect for voice over, interviews, or audio projects that happen at a desk.
* '''Mic Floor Stand'''
** '''Description:''' The most common kind of stand you see on stage and in studio. We have standard height and shorter stand.

==== '''Boom Pole''' ====
* '''Boom Pole'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Rode BoomPole
** '''Description:''' A pole that can hold a microphone on one end while a "boom operator" holds the other end; used to get good sound right next to a source without being in the camera frame.

==== '''Cables and Adapters''' ====
* '''An Assortment'''
** '''Gear Guide:''' [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7BAYs1-hq4 Cable Wrapping Video]
** '''Description:''' We have many XLR cables for microphones ranging from 6ft to 50ft. We have many adapters for XLR, 1/4" (guitar), 1/8" (iPod), and RCA. We also have DI Boxes for guitars and much more. See the [[Cables and Adapters Catalog]] for what is available.

=== '''Presentation''' ===

==== '''Modern Projection''' ====
* '''Projector'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Vivitek Qumi Q6
** '''Description:''' A small portable projector that can use HDMI and a variety of other inputs. Can be set up quickly and easily. We also have the Sharp XG C435X-L.

* '''Screen for Projection'''
** '''Description:''' We have many projection screens that can be set up for locations that don't have screens installed or blank white walls.

* '''Display Adapters Assortment'''
** '''Description:''' We have many kinds of solutions available to connect equipment for video. See the [[Cables and Adapters Catalog]] for what is available.

==== '''Document Camera''' ====
* '''USB capable Doc Cam'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Epson DC‑21
** '''Description:''' A document camera that can connect over USB to project or act as a "2nd camera" as a "shared screen" while video conferencing. Can zoom and focus on documents and objects. We also have the DC‑20.

==== '''Video Player''' ====
* '''DVD & Blu-Ray Player'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Panasonic DMP‑BD85
** '''Description:''' A video player that can take both DVDs and Blu‑rays. It comes with a remote and can be connected to a projector or TV with a variety of cables.

* '''CD & DVD Player'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Sony DVP‑N557P
** '''Description:''' A player for CDs and DVDs that outputs audio and/or video.

* '''VHS Player'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Panasonic PV4561
** '''Description:''' A VHS player that outputs audio and video. Can be part of a complete setup with other Media Loan gear and cables.

==== '''Audio For Presentation''' ====
* '''Microphones'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Shure SM58
** '''Description:''' The most popular mic in the world. Just needs an XLR cable and something to connect it to, like a Mackie speaker.

* '''Speakers'''
** '''Brand & Model:''' Mackie SRM150
** '''Description:''' A speaker that you can connect a microphone and an iPod into for simple presentation setups.

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== GENERAL ACCESS MICROPHONES ==
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center; background: #e9f5f9;"
|-
! Type
!Brand/Model
! Image !! Sound !! Pattern !! Standard Usage !! Transducer !! Power Source!! Connector
|-
|Stage
|Shure
SM58
|[[File:MHA-SureSM58.jpg]]
|[[File:SM58.wav|frameless]]
|Cardioid
[[File:Cardioid.png|frameless|75x75px]]
|Voice
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Stage
|Shure
SM57
|[[File:MHE-SureSM57.jpg]]
|
[[File:SM-57.wav|frameless]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Instruments
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Stage
|Shure
Beta 57A
|[[File:MHC-ShureBeta57A.jpg]]
|[[File:SM57a.wav|frameless]]
|Supercardioid[[File:SuperCardioid.png|centre|frameless|76x76px]]
|Voice and instruments
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Stage
|Sennheiser
MD 421-II
|[[File:MNA-Sennheiser421.jpg]]
|[[File:421.wav|frameless]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Voice and instruments
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|| Broadcast
|Electrovoice RE-27 N/D||[[File:RE 27 Photo.jpeg|frameless]]||[[File:RE27.wav|frameless]]
| Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
| Voice
|Dynamic
|Not required|| XLR
|-
|Broadcast
|Sennheiser MD46
|[[File:MSM-SureMD46.jpg]]
|[[File:MD46.wav|frameless]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Voice
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Isolating from noise
|Beyerdynamic M88 TG
|[[File:MTG-BeyerDynamicM88TG.jpg]]
|[[File:M88TG.wav|frameless]]
|Hypercardioid[[File:HyperCardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Vocals and instruments, specifically to capture lower frequency sounds
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Broadcast
|Beyerdynamic M58
|[[File:MBD-BeyerDynamicM58.jpg]]
|[[File:M58.wav|frameless]]
|Omni[[File:Omni.png|centre|75x75px|frameless]]

|Voice
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Broadcast
|Electrovoice 635A
|[[File:MED-EV-635A.jpg]]
|[[File:635a.wav|frameless]]
|Omni[[File:Omni.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Voice and instruments
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Isolating from noise
|Electrovoice RE18
|[[File:MEG-EV-RE16.jpg]]
|[[File:RE15.wav|frameless]]
|Supercardioid[[File:SuperCardioid.png|centre|frameless|76x76px]]
|Voice and instruments
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
||Isolating from noise
|Electrovoice RE16|| [[File:MER-EV-RE15.jpg]] ||[[File:RE18.wav|frameless]]
|Supercardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
| Voice and instruments ||Dynamic
|Not required|| XLR
|-
|Isolating from noise
|Electrovoice RE15
|[[File:MER-EV-RE18.jpg]]
|[[File:RE16.wav|frameless]]
|Supercardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Voice and instruments
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|All purpose studio
|Aston
Origin
|[[File:AstonOrigin.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|No Example
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|General purpose condenser mic, used on instruments and vocals
|Condenser

| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|All purpose studio
|Pacific Pro Audio
LD1
|[[File:LD1.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|No Example
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|General purpose condenser mic, used on instruments and vocals
|Condenser

| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|All purpose studio
|Marshall MXL2003
|[[File:MXL2003.jpg|frameless|110x110px|link=http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php/File:MXL2003.jpg]]
|No Example
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|General purpose condenser mic, used on instruments and vocals
|Condenser

| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Stereo pair
|Studio
Projects C4
|[[File:SPC4.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|No Example
|Variable: Cardioid, Omni
|General purpose condenser mic, used on instruments
|Condenser
| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Combo Kit
|Sennheiser
K6
|[[File:MNC-SennheiserK6Combo.jpg]]
|[[File:K6 with cardioid attachment.wav|frameless]]

[[File:K6 with omni attachment.wav|frameless]]

[[File:K6 with shotgun attachment.wav|frameless]]
|Variable: Cardioid, Omni, Super Cardioid
|Can cater to almost all settings. Great for video, stage use, and studio recording. 1 module + 3 different capsules.
|Condenser
|1 AA Battery
or

+48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Shotgun
|Audio Technica 835B
|[[File:MAU-AT835B.jpg]]
|[[File:AT 835b.wav|frameless]]
|Hypercardioid[[File:HyperCardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Video, broadcast, and field work.
|Condenser
|1 AA Battery
or

+48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Shotgun
|Rode
NTG1
|[[File:MCNTG-RodeNTG1.jpg]]
|[[File:NTG-1.wav|frameless]]
|Supercardioid[[File:SuperCardioid.png|centre|frameless|76x76px]]
|Video, broadcast, and field work.
|Condenser
| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Lavalier
|Shure
MX185
|[[File:MOX-SureMX185.jpg]]
|[[File:MX185.wav|frameless]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Interview, broadcast, and presentation.
|Condenser
| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Lavalier
|Audio Technica 899
|[[File:MOJ-AT8537.jpg]]
|[[File:899.wav|frameless]]
|Omni[[File:Omni.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Interview, broadcast, and presentation.
|Condenser
|1 AA Battery
|XLR
|-
|Stage
|Shure
SM86
| [[File:MSCC-SureSM86.jpg]] ||[[File:SM86.wav|frameless]]
| Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
| Voice ||Condenser|| +48v Phantom Power || XLR
|-
|Stereo
|Audio Technica AT825
|[[File:MAI-AT825.jpg]]
|[[File:AT825.wav|frameless]]
|Stereo: X/Y Dual Cardioid capsules
|Instruments and video
|Condenser
|1 AA Battery
or

+48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Stereo
|Rode
NT4
|[[File:MCNTG4-RodeNT4.jpg]]
|[[File:NT4.wav|frameless]]
|Stereo: X/Y Dual Cardioid capsules
|Instruments and video
|Condenser
|1 9V Battery
or

+48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Shotgun
|Rode
VideoMic
|[[File:MCV-RodeVideoMic.jpg]]
|No Example
|Super Cardioid[[File:SuperCardioid.png|centre|frameless|76x76px]]
|Video, broadcast, and field work.
|Condenser
|1 9V Battery
|1/8”
|-
|Stereo
|Sony
ECM-MS907
|[[File:MOT-SonyECM-MS907.jpg]]
|No Example
|Stereo
|Video, broadcast, and field work.
|Condenser
|1 AA Battery
|1/8”
|-
|Stereo
|Sony
ECM-MS957
|[[File:MOS-SonyECM-MS957.jpg]]
|[[File:ECM957.wav|frameless]]
|Stereo
|Recording live concerts, conferences, interviews and sound effects.
|Condenser
|1 AA Battery
|XLR
|-
|Lavalier
|Sennheiser ME2
|[[File:MON-SennheiserME2.jpg]]
|No Example
|Omni[[File:Omni.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Interview, broadcast, and presentation.
|Condenser
|1/8" plug-in power
|1/8”
|-
|PZM
|Crown
Sound Grabber II
| [[File:MCPX-CrownSoundGrabber.jpg]] ||No Example
| Omni[[File:Omni.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
| Pressure zone mic for recording conferences, interviews, and lectures. ||Condenser|| 1 AAA Battery || 1/8”
|-
|PZM
|Crown Optimus Sound Grabber|| [[File:MCPX-CrownPZM.jpg]] ||No Example
| Omni[[File:Omni.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
| Pressure zone mic for recording conferences, interviews, and lectures. ||Condenser||1 AA Battery|| XLR
|-
|USB
|Blue
Yeti Pro
|[[File:MBY-BlueYeti.jpg]]
|No Example
|Variable: Cardioid, Omni, Bidirectional & Stereo.
|Voice
|Condenser
|Powered by USB, +48v Phantom Power for XLR
|USB & XLR
|-
|USB
|Plantronics Audio
628
|[[File:MHU-Plantronics628USB.jpg]]
|No Example
|Omni[[File:Omni.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Headset mic for calls.
|
|Powered by USB
|USB
|-
|Hydrophone
|DolphinEar Pro
|[[File:MHP-DolphinEar.jpg]]
|No Example
|Omni[[File:Omni.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Designed to capture underwater sounds to depths of 100 meters. Not ideal for shallow water. Proficiency required.
|Contact
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Parabolic
|Parabolic Kits with Sennheiser K6
|[[File:MGP K6.jpg]]
|No Example
|Omni[[File:Omni.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Includes K6 power module, cardioid capsule, rollable dish, dish transport bag, pistol grip handle, tripod adapter, dish cover and duffle bag. Designed for distant low level sounds such as bird calls. Proficiency required.
|Condenser
|1 AA Battery
or

+48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|}
Most recent update: February 2025.

"Audio Studio" microphones are not available for checkout. This page is only here for reference. They are only used by the advanced audio classes and are to be used exclusively in the audio facilities on campus.

== AUDIO STUDIO MICROPHONES (Advanced Audio Classes Only) ==
{| class="mw-collapsible sortable mw-collapsed wikitable" style="text-align: center; background: #d3eaf2;"
|+ style="white-space:nowrap" | Expand to see Audio Studio Microphones
|-
!Type
!Brand/Model!! Image !! Pattern !! Standard Usage !! Transducer !! Power
Source
! Connector
|-
|Stage
|AKG
D202E
|[[File:AKGD202E.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Designed to eliminate proximity effect, very flat frequency response.
|Dynamic
|Not required||XLR
|-
|High SPL
|AKG
D224E
|[[File:AKGD224E.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|High SPL, good for loud sources.
|Dynamic
|Not required||XLR
|-
|Instrument
|AKG
460B
|[[File:AKGC460B.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Low self-noise. Equipped with low cut filters or 10db pad.
|Condenser
(Small diaphragm)
| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Drum mic
|AKG
D112
|[[File:AKGD112.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Used primarily on kick drums. Handles high SPL.
|Dynamic
|Not required||XLR
|-
|All purpose studio
|AKG
C414
|[[File:C414XL2.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Variable: Cardioid, bidirectional, hypercardioid, omnidirectional, subcardioid
|All purpose studio standard mic. Comes in varying versions, B-ULS (vintage, warm tone), XLS (modern, warm tone), and XLII (modern, bright tone)
|Condenser
(Large diaphragm)
| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Tube mic
|Audio
Technica 4060
|[[File:AT4060.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Vacuum tube condenser. Used on vocals, instruments and amps.
|Tube condenser
(Large diaphragm)
|External power supply
|XLR
|-
|Stereo pair kit
|Neumann
KM84
|[[File:KM84.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Great detail on acoustic instruments and drum overheads.
|Condenser
(Small diaphragm)
| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|All purpose studio
|Neumann
U87
|[[File:U87.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Variable: cardioid, bidirectional, omnidirectional
|Used on vocals instruments, flat frequency response and great detail
|Condenser
(Large diaphragm)
| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Instruments
|Neumann
KM83
|[[File:KM83.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Omni[[File:Omni.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Omnidirectional equivalent of the KM84.
|Condenser
(Small diaphragm)
| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|All purpose studio
|Neumann

U47 (FET)
|[[File:U47.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Hypercardioid[[File:HyperCardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Great for vocals, also used on instruments.
|Condenser
(Large diaphragm)
| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Stereo mic
|Avantone
CK40
|[[File:CK40.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Variable: cardioid, bidirectional, omnidirectional
|Stereo condenser with adjustable pickup patterns and swiveling capsule. Good for recording a room or in a bidirectional pattern.
|Condenser
(Large diaphragm)
| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Stereo mic
|Rode
NT4
|[[File:RodeNT4.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Stereo: X/Y Dual Cardioid capsules
|Instruments and video
|Condenser
|1 9V Battery
or

+48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|PZM
|Crown
PZM
|[[File:CrownPZM.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Omni[[File:Omni.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Used for recording multiple voices in a conference or meeting setting.
|PZM
|2 9V Battery
or

+48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Broadcast
|Electrovoice

635A
|[[File:MED-EV-635A.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Omni[[File:Omni.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Voice and room mic
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Isolating from noise
|Electrovoice RE16
|[[File:RE16.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Supercardioid[[File:SuperCardioid.png|centre|frameless|76x76px]]
|Voice and instruments
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Isolating from noise
|Electrovoice RE15
|[[File:RE15.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Supercardioid[[File:SuperCardioid.png|centre|frameless|76x76px]]
|Instruments
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Broadcast
|Electrovoice RE55
|[[File:RE55.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Omni[[File:Omni.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Voice and room mic
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Instruments
|Electrovoice CS15
|[[File:CS15E.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Variable: cardioid and omnidirectional
|Versatile instrument use
|Condenser
(Small diaphragm)
| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Broadcast
|Electrovoice RE20
|[[File:EVRE20.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Voice for recording and broadcast
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Isolating from noise
|Electrovoice RE18
|[[File:RE18.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Supercardioid[[File:SuperCardioid.png|centre|frameless|76x76px]]
|Voice, designed to reduce handling noise.
|Dynamic
|Not required||XLR
|-
|Drum mic
|Electrovoice 408B
|[[File:EV408B.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Supercardioid[[File:SuperCardioid.png|centre|frameless|76x76px]]
|High SPL, good for loud sources.
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Drum mic
|Electrovoice 308B
|[[File:EV308B.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Cardioid version of the 408B.
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Reference mic
|Earthworks

TC20
|[[File:TC20.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Omni[[File:Omni.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Flat reference microphone, high SPL. Good for sound measurement and loud sources.
|Condenser
(Small diaphragm)
| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Ribbon
|Cascade Fathead
|[[File:Fathead.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Bidirectional[[File:Bidirectional.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Dark tone for instruments and vocals, often used in mid-side pair.
|Ribbon
|Do NOT supply +48v Phantom Power, ribbons will be damaged!
|XLR
|-
|Stage
|Shure
SM58
|[[File:SM58.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Voice
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Stage
|Shure
Beta 87A
|[[File:ShureBeta87A.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Supercardioid[[File:SuperCardioid.png|centre|frameless|76x76px]]
|Hand held vocal mic with good feedback rejection
|Condenser
| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Voice
|Shure
SM53
|[[File:SM53.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Hand held vocal mic, reduces proximity effect.
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Stage
|Shure
SM57
|[[File:MHE-SureSM57.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Instruments
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Instruments
|Shure
SM81
|[[File:SM81.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Used on instruments, popular for pianos.
|Condenser
(Small diaphragm)
| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Stereo
|Shure
VP88
|[[File:ShureVP88.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Variable: cardioid and bidirectional
|Stereo, used in broadcasting.
|Condenser
| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|All purpose studio
|Shure
KSM32
|[[File:KSM32.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|General purpose condenser mic
|Condenser
(Large diaphragm)
| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Instruments
|Shure
KSM137
|[[File:KSM137.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Instruments.
|Condenser
(Small diaphragm)
| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Voice
|Shure
SM7B
|[[File:SM7B.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Popular vocal mic for recording and broadcast
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Drum mic
|Shure
Beta 52A
|[[File:ShureBeta52A.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Supercardioid[[File:SuperCardioid.png|centre|frameless|76x76px]]
|High SPL and good low end, for kick drums
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Stage
|Sennheiser MD 421-II
|[[File:Sen421.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Voice and instruments
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Instruments
|Sennheiser MKH40
|[[File:MKH40.jpg|centre|frameless|110x110px]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Great detail on acoustic instruments and drum overheads.
|Condenser
(Small diaphragm)
| +48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Drum mic
|Sennheiser E604 Kit
|[[File:SenE604.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Clip on mics for snares and toms
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Combo Kit
|Sennheiser K6
|[[File:SenComboKit.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Variable: Cardioid, Omni, Super Cardioid
|Can cater to almost all settings. Great for video, stage use, and studio recording. 1 module + 3 different capsules.
|Condenser
(Small diaphragm)
|1 AA Battery
or

+48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Voice
|Sennheiser 441
|[[File:Sen441.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Supercardioid[[File:SuperCardioid.png|centre|frameless|76x76px]]
|Voice and instruments
|Dynamic
|Not required
|XLR
|-
|Binaural mic
|Dr. Normar's Binaural head
(Sennhesier MKE 2002)
|[[File:MKE2002.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Omni[[File:Omni.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Sennheiser binaural microphone pair to record a 3d stereo field for playback over headphones.
|Condenser
|1 9V Battery
|XLR
|-
|Lavalier
|Sony
ECM50
|[[File:ECM50.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Omni[[File:Omni.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Interview, broadcast, and presentation.
|Condenser
|1 E90 Battery
or

+48v Phantom Power
|XLR
|-
|Ribbon
|Beyerdynamic M160
|[[File:M160.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Hypercardioid[[File:HyperCardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Instruments, popular on strings.
|Ribbon
|Do NOT supply +48v Phantom Power, ribbons will be damaged!
|XLR
|-
|Ribbon
|Coles
4038
|[[File:Coles4038.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Bidirectional[[File:Bidirectional.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Classic instrument and voice mic
|Ribbon
|Do NOT supply +48v Phantom Power, ribbons will be damaged!
|XLR
|-
|Ribbon
|RCA
77DX
|[[File:RCA77DX.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Variable: cardioid, bidirectional, omnidirectional
|Vintage ribbon mic, popular in broadcasting for vocals.
|Ribbon
|Do NOT supply +48v Phantom Power, ribbons will be damaged!
|XLR
|-
|Ribbon
|Royer
R121
|[[File:R121.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Bidirectional[[File:Bidirectional.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|Instruments
|Ribbon
|Do NOT supply +48v Phantom Power, ribbons will be damaged!
|XLR
|-
|Tube mic
|Chameleon Labs
TS-1
|[[File:TS1.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Variable:
cardioid, omnidirectional
|Instruments
|Tube condenser
(Small diaphragm)
|External power supply
|XLR
|-
|Tube mic
|Chameleon Labs
TS-2
|[[File:TS2.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Variable: cardioid, bidirectional, omnidirectional
|General purpose condenser mic
|Tube condenser
(Large diaphragm)
|External power supply
|XLR
|-
|Tube mic
|sE Electronics sE5000
|[[File:SE5000.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Cardioid[[File:Cardioid.png|centre|frameless|75x75px]]
|General purpose condenser mic
|Tube condenser
(Large diaphragm)
|External power supply
|XLR
|-
|Tube mic
|sE Electronics sE5600
|[[File:SE5600.jpg|frameless|110x110px]]
|Variable: cardioid, bidirectional, omnidirectional, with 5 intermediate stages selectable on power supply
|General purpose condenser mic
|Tube condenser
(Large diaphragm)
|External power supply
|XLR
|}

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== Catalog==
=== Camera and Accessories===
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Camera_and_Accessory_Catalog
!Type
!Item
!Brand & Model
!Gear Guide
!Description
!Code
|-
|Digital Camera
|DSLR
Camera
|[[File:Rebel.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Canon Rebel T6i
|[[Canon Rebel T5i/T6i/T7i Gear Guide]]
.

[[Camera Fundamentals]]
|Used for photo and video. Our most popular camera that is ideal for new camera users but has all the features a professional would need. Can connect with our many lenses, stabilizers and flashes. We also have the Rebel T7i, Rebel T5i, Rebel T2i, Rebel T1i.
|CDI
|-
|Digital Camera
|Palmcorder
|[[File:Vixia.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Vixia HF M500
|[[Vixia HD Camcorder Gear Guide]]
|Used for video. This camcorder is easy to use and can get good footage with minimal menu diving. We also have the HFM700, HFM400, HFM300, HFM200
|VCH
|-
|Digital Camera
|Go Pro
|[[File:IMG 0110.jpg|frameless|150x150px]]
Go Pro Hero 4
|[[GoPro Hero 4 Gear Guide]]
|Used for for action shots and timelapse. This well known camera comes with a water proof case and is our only waterproof camera.
|VGH
|-
|Digital Camera
|Point and Shoot
|[[File:Olympus Tough TG-2.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Olympus Tough TG-2
|No Guide
|A simple camera that requires the least experience and camera knowledge to use.
|CDO
|-
|Lens for Digital Camera
|Wide Angle Lens
|[[File:Rebel lens variety.png|frameless|150x150px]]Many Models of
EF and EF-S Mounts
|No Guide
|We have fixed and zoom lens options ranging from focal lengths of 10mm to 75mm. Simply put, these are used to see more of a scene, making objects look smaller.
'''Fixed Lens:''' 20mm, 28mm, 35mm

'''Zoom '''Lens''':''' 8-15mm (fisheye), 11-18mm, 10-24mm
|CWZ
CWF
|-
|Lens for Digital Camera
|Normal Angle Lens
|[[File:Rebel lens variety.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Many Models of
EF and EF-S Mounts
|No Guide
|We have fixed and zoom lens options ranging from focal lengths of 28mm to 100mm. Simply put, these are designed to see objects more similar to human eyes than the other lens types.
'''Fixed Lens:''' 50mm, 50mm (macro), 60mm (macro

'''Zoom '''Lens''':''' 24-70mm, 28-75mm (improved kit lens)
|CMZ
CMF
|-
|Lens for Digital Camera
|Telephoto Lens
|[[File:Rebel lens variety.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Many Models of
EF and EF-S Mounts
|No Guide
|We have fixed and zoom lens options ranging from focal lengths of 75mm to 300mm. Simply put, these are used to see less of a scene, making objects look bigger.
'''Fixed Lens:''' 85mm (portrait), 100mm (macro), 105mm (macro)

'''Zoom Lens:''' 28-105mm, 55-200mm, 55-250mm, 75-300mm
|CTPF

CLZ
|-
|Film Camera
|35mm SLR
Camera
|[[File:K1000front.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Pentax K-1000
|[[35mm SLR Camera Gear Guide]]
.

[[Camera Fundamentals]]
|Our most popular film camera. Can use a wide variety of lenses (K mount) listed below in the "lens for 35mm SLR Camera" section. Film can be developed in [https://sites.evergreen.edu/photoland/ Photoland.]
We also have Pentax Zx-M, Promaster 2500PK, Vivitar 35mm
|CSP
|-
|Film Camera
|Medium Format
|[[File:HolgaPhoto.jpg|centre|150x150px|alt=Holga 120 GCFN Medium format film camera]]Holga 120 GCFN
|No Guide
|A simple medium format camera with minimal controls. Good for beginners in medium format. Non-detachable 60mm focal length lens.
|CSH
|-
|Lens for 35mm SLR Camera
|Lens
|[[File:K mount lens variety.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Many Models of

K Mount
|No Guide
|We have fixed and zoom lens options ranging from focal lengths of 8mm to 210mm. These lens are K mount, meaning they only connect to our 35mm film cameras like the K-1000.

'''Fixed Lens:''' 8mm (fisheye),14mm (fisheye), 16mm (fisheye), 28mm, 100mm (macro), 135mm

'''Zoom '''Lens''':''' 28-80mm (macro), 35-80mm, 28-200mm, 70-200mm, 70-210mm (macro)
|Many codes starting with LS
|-
|Light Meter
|Light Meter
|[[File:Light meter.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Sekonic L-308s
|No Guide
|A tool that analyzes light in order to help set the correct exposure in film photography.
|EMF
|-
|Lighting
|LED
|[[File:GA 2 light kit.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Genarary SP-E-240B Kit with 2 lights
|[https://youtu.be/OJtJ_gPrXLw LED With 3 Point Lighting Gear Guide]
|This kit comes with 2 adjustable lights and all the stands and power to make it work. We also have the GVM 560AS 2 light kit, the Dracast 500 S-Series Kit 3 light kit, Genaray Spectroled Studio 500, GVM Ring light , and Smallrig RM100 LED.
|LED
|-
|Lighting
|Assortment of accessories like Gels, Diffusers, scrim, bounce, grey card, lens hoods, lens filters, etc
|[[File:Light tools.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Many items
|No Guide
|We have many tools to adjust existing lighting and other related aspects of photography and videography.

We have many of the objects used to alter the quality of light like black flags, diffusion flags, scrim cookies, wood cookies, a light control kit and more.
|Many Items
|-
|Lighting
|Camera Flash
|[[File:Flash on camera.png|frameless|225x225px]]Many Models
|No Guide
|Photography tool used to add more flash than the built in flash of a camera.
|Many Models
|-
|Lighting
|Flash Kit
|[[File:Flashkit.png|frameless|150x150px]]Speedlite
|No Guide
|A well stocked kit with 2 flashes, a transmitter and many modifiers like reflector, bounce, beauty dish, honeycomb, filter, and more
|EFX
|-
|Lighting
|Studio Flash
|[[File:Elinchrom.png|frameless|150x150px]]Elinchrom D-lite 2 light kit
|[[Elinchrom Studio Flash Kit Gear Guide]]
|Lights that can be triggered to flash when a camera takes a picture. They come with stands and attachments to modify the light.
|EFE
|-
|Stabilizers
|Photo Tripod
|[[File:Photo tripod.png|frameless|225x225px]]
Many Models of tripod
|No Guide
|We have different sizes of tripod for stabilizing shots.
|TPI
|-
|Stabilizers
|Video Tripod
|[[File:Large video tripod.png|frameless|225x225px]]
Many Models of Tripod
|No Guide
|This is different from a photo tripod because it has a "fluid head" which allows for smooth movements.
|TPB
|-
|Stabilizers
|Gorillapod
|[[File:Gorilla pod.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Joby Gorillapod
|No Guide
|A small tripod with
posable legs.
|TPG
|-
|Stabilizers
|Monopod
|[[File:Monopod.png|frameless|225x225px]]
Gitzo GM3350XL
|No Guide
|An adjustable pole with a camera mountable top. Ideal for quick shot in the feild that don't require absolute stability.
|TPBX
|-
|Stabilizers
|Tripod Dolly (Spreader)
|[[File:Spreader with tripod.png|frameless|210x210px]]Unmarked
|No Guide
|A collapsible platform to put a tripod on top of. effectively gives the tripod wheels.
|TRYX
|-
|Stabilizers
|Pocket Skater
|[[File:Pocket skater and camera.png|frameless|150x150px]]Edelkrone Pocket Skater 2
|No Guide
|A small, versitle camera mount. It has adjustable wheels and mounting platform to make many sliding shots.
|PSK
|-
|Stabilizers
|Weighted Stabilizer
|[[File:Weighted stablilizer.png|frameless|150x150px]]
ProAm Autopilot
|No Guide
|A handheld camera mount with weights to stabilize camera movement.
|GDC
|-
|Stabilizers
|Phone Gimbal
|DJI OM6
|No Guide
|Small automated stabilizer for making smooth handheld shot on phone camera.
|GCP
|-
|Stabilizers
|Sandbag
|[[File:Sandbag.png|frameless|150x150px|link=http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php/File:Sandbag.png]]Sandbag
|No Guide
|Used to weigh stands. These are essential for top heavy set ups. we have 15lb bags and 5lb bags
|LQMXM
|-
|Stabilizers
|C-Stand
|C-Stand
|No Guide
|A common stand for holding lighting equipment. We have the gobo arms that go along with them as well.
|LQMX
|-
|Other
Camera

Accessories
|DSLR intervalometer for timelapse
|[[File:Timelapse.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Vello ShutterBoss II
|No Guide
|A tool that plugs into a DSLR like the Canon Rebel and can be used to take photos at an interval of your choosing.
|CDVR
|-
|Other
Camera

Accessories
|Clapboard
|[[File:Clap board.png|frameless|150x150px|link=http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php/File:Clap_board.png]]Clapboard
|No Guide
|Used for video production to note scenes and sync audio to video sources when they are recorded separately.
|CLSX
|}

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Audio_Catalog
!Type
!Item
!Brand & Model
!Gear Guide
!Description
!Code
|-
|Microphone
|Stage
|[[File:SM5-8.png|frameless|170x170px]]
Shure SM-58
|[[Microphones in General Access]]
.

[[Audio Fundamentals]]
|The most popular mic in the world.
|MHA
|-
|Microphone
|Podcast
|[[File:Electrovoice edit.png|frameless|170x170px]]Electrovoice RE27ND
|[[Microphones in General Access]]
|A mic often used by professional broadcasts and podcasts.
|MEV
|-
|Microphone
|Shotgun
|[[File:Sennheiser combo.png|frameless|170x170px]]Sennheiser K6 Kit
|[[Microphones in General Access]]
|A versatile mic kit with adjustable attachments to make the mic a shotgun, cardioid or omni-directional pick-up pattern.
|MNC
|-
|Microphone
|USB
|[[File:Yeti.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Blue Yeti Pro
|[[Microphones in General Access]]
|Can connect directly to a computer.
|MBY
|-
|Microphone
|Lavalier
|[[File:Lapel.JPG|frameless|132x132px]]
AudioTechnica AT899
|[[Microphones in General Access]]
|Good for interviews or other close mic situations where you want to attach the mic to the performers collar.
|MOJ
|-
|Microphone
|Stereo
|[[File:Mic NT4.png|frameless|170x170px]]
Rode NT4
|[[Microphones in General Access]]
|A microphone that can capture 2 separate signals. Stereo recording sound can express the space and direction of sound.
|MCNT
|-
|Microphone
|Camera Mounted
|[[File:Mic RODE.png|frameless|170x170px]]
Rode Videomic
|[[Microphones in General Access]]
|A microphone that mounts on top of a camera like the Canon Rebel T6i and can give it much better sound than it's little built in mic.
|MCV
|-
|Recorder
|Field Recorder
|[[File:H4N recorder.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Zoom H4n
|[[Zoom H4n Audio Recorder Gear Guide]]
.

[[Audio Fundamentals]]
|An audio recorder well suited for field recording or interviews. Has 2 built in mics, but can also use any 2 of mics like the ones listed above. We also have the H4essential
|RDZ
|-
|Recorder
|Field Recorder
|[[File:Mic LS-100.png|frameless|165x165px]]
Olympus LS-100
|[[Olympus LS-100 Audio Recorder Gear Guide]]
.

[[Audio Fundamentals]]
|An audio recorder well suited for field recording or interviews. Has 2 built in mics, but can also use any 2 of mics like the ones listed above.
|RDL
|-
|Recorder
|Voice Recorder
|[[File:Voice recorder.png|frameless|170x170px]]
Sony ICD-SX750
|No Guide
|A small audio recorder. It has less control and audio quality than our field recorders listed above, but is great when you need a small quick device for interviews. We also have the Olympus DS30, Olympus WS-100
|RDS
|-
|Mixer
|10 channel mixer
|[[File:MG10.png|frameless|140x140px]]
Yamaha MG10XU
|No Guide
|An audio device that can take in audio signals, mix them together and send them to speakers. The MG10UX is a 10 channel mixer with 4 XLR inputs, built in effects, and USB interfacing for connecting to computers. We also have the Behringer Q1202USB.
|MXY
|-
|Interface
|2 channel interface
|[[File:Motu M2.png|frameless|150x150px]]Motu M2
|[https://youtu.be/HuU7OoR7InE Motu M2 Video Gear Guide]
|An audio device built specifically for getting sounds in and out of a computer. This can get be used for audio recording or video conferencing. We also have the Mackie BlackJack.
|MTU
|-
|Headphones
|Over-Ear
|[[File:HeadphonesBehringer.png|frameless|120x120px]]
Behringer HPM1000
|No Guide
|Good headphones that go around your ears.
|HPBX
|-
|Headphones
|USB Headset
|[[File:Usb headset.png|frameless|150x150px]]Plantronics 628USB
|No Guide
|A useful device for quickly and easily connecting a combined microphone and headphones to a computer over USB.
|MHU
|-
|Speaker
|Small
|[[File:Mackie speaker.png|frameless|150x150px]]Mackie SRM150
|No Guide
|A small speaker that you can use in various ways like connecting microphones directly to it for a simple public address sytem.
|SPM
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|Speaker
|Large
|[[File:LargeSpeaker.PNG|frameless|120x120px]]
Behringer B212A
|No Guide
|We have 2 speakers, so enough to make a substantial stereo public address system. We have speaker stands to raise them up.
|SPB
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|Speaker
|Other Speakers
|[[File:JVC RCEX20 Boombox.png|centre|frameless|139x139px|alt=JVC RCEX20 BoomBox]]

JVC RCEX20 BoomBox
|No Guide
|We have the CD BoomBox and a variety of other speakers including: Rogue MPM 504, and Electrovoice Sentry 100EL
|DPP
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|Keyboard
|Midi Keyboard
|[[File:Keyboard.png|frameless|120x120px]]
Samson Graphite M32
|No Guide
|A keyboard that can connect to a computer and be used with any audio program like Ableton, Protools, or VCV Rack.
|MIDI
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|Synthesizer
|Semi Modular Synth
|Moog Mother 32
|No Guide
|
|SMS
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|Stand
|Mic Desk Stand
|[[File:Desk stand.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Many Models
|No Guide
|A small mic stand that is perfect for voice over, interviews, or audio project that happens at a desk
|MSDX
|-
|Stand
|Mic Floor Stand
|[[File:Mic stand.png|frameless|225x225px]]
Many Models
|No Guide
|The most common kind of stand you see on stage and in studio. We have standard height and shorter stand.
|MSFX
|-
|Boom Pole
|Boom Pole
|[[File:Boom Pole Gen.png|centre|frameless|226x226px|alt=A boom pole fully retracted with no microphone]]

Many Models

like the Rode BoomPole
|No Guide
|A pole that can hold a microphone on one end while a "boom operator" holds the other end. used to get good sound right next to a source without being in camera frame.
|MSH
|-
|Cables and Adapters
|An Assortment
|Many Items
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7BAYs1-hq4 Cable Wrapping VIdeo]
|We have many XLR cables for microphones ranging from 6ft to 50ft. We have many adapters for XLR, 1/4"(guitar), 1/8"(ipod), and RCA. We also have DI Boxes for guitars and much more. See the [[Cables and Adapters Catalog]] for what is available.
|Many Items
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|Modern Projection
|Projector
|[[File:Projector.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Vivitek Qumi Q6
|No Guide
|A small portable projector that can use HDMI and a variety of other inputs. Can be set up quickly and easily. We also have the Sharp XG C435X-L
|VDPQ
|-
|Modern Projection
|Screen for Projection
|Many Models
|No Guide
|We have many projection screens that can be set up for locations that don't have screens installed or blank white walls.
|SCT
|-
|Modern Projection
|Display Adapters Assortment
|Many Items
|No Guide
|We have many kinds of solutions available to connect equipment for video. See the [[Cables and Adapters Catalog]] for what is available.
|Many Items
|-
|Document Camera
|USB capable Doc Cam
|[[File:Epson DC21.png|frameless|147x147px]]

Epson

DC-21
|No Guide
|A document camera that can connect over USB to project or make a "2nd camera" as a "shared screen" while video conferencing. Can zoom in and focus on documents and objects in the document area. We also have the DC-20
|PES
|-
|Video Player
|DVD & Blu-Ray Player
|[[File:Bluray.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Panasonic Dmp-bd85
|No Guide
|A video player that can take both DVDs and Blurays. It comes with a remote. Can be connected to a projector or TV with a variety of cables.
|BLU
|-
|Video Player
|CD & DVD Player
|[[File:Sony DVP DVD.png|frameless|169x169px]]

Sony DVP N557P
|No Guide
|A player for CDs and DVDs that outputs audio and/or video.
|DVD
|-
|Video Player
|VHS Player
|[[File:Panasonic PV4561 VHS Player.png|frameless|150x150px]]

Panasonic PV4561
|No Guide
|VHS player, outputs audio and video. Can be a part of a complete set-up with other Media Loan gear and cables.
|VRH
|-
|Audio For Presentation
|Microphones
|[[File:MHA-SureSM58.jpg|frameless]]
Shure SM58
|No Guide
|The most popular mic the world. Just needs an XLR cable and something to connect it to like a Mackie Speaker
|MHA
|-
|Audio For Presentation
|Speakers
|[[File:Mackie speaker.png|frameless|150x150px]]Mackie SRM150
|No Guide
|An speaker that you connect a microphone and an iPod into for simple presentation set ups.
|SPM
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=== '''General Access:''' ===
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This catalog shows all "General Access" gear available at Media Loan. General Access means any enrolled student can use it. Some items have gear guides for more information about how to use them. Some gear guides have videos produced in house or sourced online. We have more equipment that is only accessible to specific classes. To see more equipment, see our other catalogs linked in the sidebar on the right.

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At the moment, our parabolic microphone is the only General Access equipment that requires proficiency in order to use. This requires in-person instruction that Media Loan provides before use. All of our other General Access gear does not require instruction in order to check it out from us. For that reason be sure to review the gear guide and especially the precautions in each gear. If you would like any help learning our gear or have any issues feel free to reach out to us at the front desk, or call or email. See our website linked in the sidebar on the right for contact information.

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== Catalog==
=== Camera and Accessories===
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Camera_and_Accessory_Catalog
!Type
!Item
!Brand & Model
!Gear Guide
!Description
!Code
|-
|Digital Camera
|DSLR
Camera
|[[File:Rebel.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Canon Rebel T6i
|[[Canon Rebel T5i/T6i/T7i Gear Guide]]
.

[[Camera Fundamentals]]
|Used for photo and video. Our most popular camera that is ideal for new camera users but has all the features a professional would need. Can connect with our many lenses, stabilizers and flashes. We also have the Rebel T7i, Rebel T5i, Rebel T2i, Rebel T1i.
|CDI
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|Digital Camera
|Palmcorder
|[[File:Vixia.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Vixia HF M500
|[[Vixia HD Camcorder Gear Guide]]
|Used for video. This camcorder is easy to use and can get good footage with minimal menu diving. We also have the HFM700, HFM400, HFM300, HFM200
|VCH
|-
|Digital Camera
|Go Pro
|[[File:IMG 0110.jpg|frameless|150x150px]]
Go Pro Hero 4
|[[GoPro Hero 4 Gear Guide]]
|Used for for action shots and timelapse. This well known camera comes with a water proof case and is our only waterproof camera.
|VGH
|-
|Digital Camera
|Point and Shoot
|[[File:Olympus Tough TG-2.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Olympus Tough TG-2
|No Guide
|A simple camera that requires the least experience and camera knowledge to use.
|CDO
|-
|Lens for Digital Camera
|Wide Angle Lens
|[[File:Rebel lens variety.png|frameless|150x150px]]Many Models of
EF and EF-S Mounts
|No Guide
|We have fixed and zoom lens options ranging from focal lengths of 10mm to 75mm. Simply put, these are used to see more of a scene, making objects look smaller.
'''Fixed Lens:''' 20mm, 28mm, 35mm

'''Zoom '''Lens''':''' 8-15mm (fisheye), 11-18mm, 10-24mm
|CWZ
CWF
|-
|Lens for Digital Camera
|Normal Angle Lens
|[[File:Rebel lens variety.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Many Models of
EF and EF-S Mounts
|No Guide
|We have fixed and zoom lens options ranging from focal lengths of 28mm to 100mm. Simply put, these are designed to see objects more similar to human eyes than the other lens types.
'''Fixed Lens:''' 50mm, 50mm (macro), 60mm (macro

'''Zoom '''Lens''':''' 24-70mm, 28-75mm (improved kit lens)
|CMZ
CMF
|-
|Lens for Digital Camera
|Telephoto Lens
|[[File:Rebel lens variety.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Many Models of
EF and EF-S Mounts
|No Guide
|We have fixed and zoom lens options ranging from focal lengths of 75mm to 300mm. Simply put, these are used to see less of a scene, making objects look bigger.
'''Fixed Lens:''' 85mm (portrait), 100mm (macro), 105mm (macro)

'''Zoom Lens:''' 28-105mm, 55-200mm, 55-250mm, 75-300mm
|CTPF

CLZ
|-
|Film Camera
|35mm SLR
Camera
|[[File:K1000front.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Pentax K-1000
|[[35mm SLR Camera Gear Guide]]
.

[[Camera Fundamentals]]
|Our most popular film camera. Can use a wide variety of lenses (K mount) listed below in the "lens for 35mm SLR Camera" section. Film can be developed in [https://sites.evergreen.edu/photoland/ Photoland.]
We also have Pentax Zx-M, Promaster 2500PK, Vivitar 35mm
|CSP
|-
|Film Camera
|Medium Format
|[[File:HolgaPhoto.jpg|centre|150x150px|alt=Holga 120 GCFN Medium format film camera]]Holga 120 GCFN
|No Guide
|A simple medium format camera with minimal controls. Good for beginners in medium format. Non-detachable 60mm focal length lens.
|CSH
|-
|Lens for 35mm SLR Camera
|Lens
|[[File:K mount lens variety.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Many Models of

K Mount
|No Guide
|We have fixed and zoom lens options ranging from focal lengths of 8mm to 210mm. These lens are K mount, meaning they only connect to our 35mm film cameras like the K-1000.

'''Fixed Lens:''' 8mm (fisheye),14mm (fisheye), 16mm (fisheye), 28mm, 100mm (macro), 135mm

'''Zoom '''Lens''':''' 28-80mm (macro), 35-80mm, 28-200mm, 70-200mm, 70-210mm (macro)
|Many codes starting with LS
|-
|Light Meter
|Light Meter
|[[File:Light meter.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Sekonic L-308s
|No Guide
|A tool that analyzes light in order to help set the correct exposure in film photography.
|EMF
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|Lighting
|LED
|[[File:GA 2 light kit.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Genarary SP-E-240B Kit with 2 lights
|[https://youtu.be/OJtJ_gPrXLw LED With 3 Point Lighting Gear Guide]
|This kit comes with 2 adjustable lights and all the stands and power to make it work. We also have the GVM 560AS 2 light kit, the Dracast 500 S-Series Kit 3 light kit, Genaray Spectroled Studio 500, GVM Ring light , and Smallrig RM100 LED.
|LED
|-
|Lighting
|Assortment of accessories like Gels, Diffusers, scrim, bounce, grey card, lens hoods, lens filters, etc
|[[File:Light tools.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Many items
|No Guide
|We have many tools to adjust existing lighting and other related aspects of photography and videography.

We have many of the objects used to alter the quality of light like black flags, diffusion flags, scrim cookies, wood cookies, a light control kit and more.
|Many Items
|-
|Lighting
|Camera Flash
|[[File:Flash on camera.png|frameless|225x225px]]Many Models
|No Guide
|Photography tool used to add more flash than the built in flash of a camera.
|Many Models
|-
|Lighting
|Flash Kit
|[[File:Flashkit.png|frameless|150x150px]]Speedlite
|No Guide
|A well stocked kit with 2 flashes, a transmitter and many modifiers like reflector, bounce, beauty dish, honeycomb, filter, and more
|EFX
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|Lighting
|Studio Flash
|[[File:Elinchrom.png|frameless|150x150px]]Elinchrom D-lite 2 light kit
|[[Elinchrom Studio Flash Kit Gear Guide]]
|Lights that can be triggered to flash when a camera takes a picture. They come with stands and attachments to modify the light.
|EFE
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|Stabilizers
|Photo Tripod
|[[File:Photo tripod.png|frameless|225x225px]]
Many Models of tripod
|No Guide
|We have different sizes of tripod for stabilizing shots.
|TPI
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|Stabilizers
|Video Tripod
|[[File:Large video tripod.png|frameless|225x225px]]
Many Models of Tripod
|No Guide
|This is different from a photo tripod because it has a "fluid head" which allows for smooth movements.
|TPB
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|Stabilizers
|Gorillapod
|[[File:Gorilla pod.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Joby Gorillapod
|No Guide
|A small tripod with
posable legs.
|TPG
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|Stabilizers
|Monopod
|[[File:Monopod.png|frameless|225x225px]]
Gitzo GM3350XL
|No Guide
|An adjustable pole with a camera mountable top. Ideal for quick shot in the feild that don't require absolute stability.
|TPBX
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|Stabilizers
|Tripod Dolly (Spreader)
|[[File:Spreader with tripod.png|frameless|210x210px]]Unmarked
|No Guide
|A collapsible platform to put a tripod on top of. effectively gives the tripod wheels.
|TRYX
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|Stabilizers
|Pocket Skater
|[[File:Pocket skater and camera.png|frameless|150x150px]]Edelkrone Pocket Skater 2
|No Guide
|A small, versitle camera mount. It has adjustable wheels and mounting platform to make many sliding shots.
|PSK
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|Stabilizers
|Weighted Stabilizer
|[[File:Weighted stablilizer.png|frameless|150x150px]]
ProAm Autopilot
|No Guide
|A handheld camera mount with weights to stabilize camera movement.
|GDC
|-
|Stabilizers
|Phone Gimbal
|DJI OM6
|No Guide
|Small automated stabilizer for making smooth handheld shot on phone camera.
|GCP
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|Stabilizers
|Sandbag
|[[File:Sandbag.png|frameless|150x150px|link=http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php/File:Sandbag.png]]Sandbag
|No Guide
|Used to weigh stands. These are essential for top heavy set ups. we have 15lb bags and 5lb bags
|LQMXM
|-
|Stabilizers
|C-Stand
|C-Stand
|No Guide
|A common stand for holding lighting equipment. We have the gobo arms that go along with them as well.
|LQMX
|-
|Other
Camera

Accessories
|DSLR intervalometer for timelapse
|[[File:Timelapse.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Vello ShutterBoss II
|No Guide
|A tool that plugs into a DSLR like the Canon Rebel and can be used to take photos at an interval of your choosing.
|CDVR
|-
|Other
Camera

Accessories
|Clapboard
|[[File:Clap board.png|frameless|150x150px|link=http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php/File:Clap_board.png]]Clapboard
|No Guide
|Used for video production to note scenes and sync audio to video sources when they are recorded separately.
|CLSX
|}

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!Description
!Code
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|Microphone
|Stage
|[[File:SM5-8.png|frameless|170x170px]]
Shure SM-58
|[[Microphones in General Access]]
.

[[Audio Fundamentals]]
|The most popular mic in the world.
|MHA
|-
|Microphone
|Podcast
|[[File:Electrovoice edit.png|frameless|170x170px]]Electrovoice RE27ND
|[[Microphones in General Access]]
|A mic often used by professional broadcasts and podcasts.
|MEV
|-
|Microphone
|Shotgun
|[[File:Sennheiser combo.png|frameless|170x170px]]Sennheiser K6 Kit
|[[Microphones in General Access]]
|A versatile mic kit with adjustable attachments to make the mic a shotgun, cardioid or omni-directional pick-up pattern.
|MNC
|-
|Microphone
|USB
|[[File:Yeti.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Blue Yeti Pro
|[[Microphones in General Access]]
|Can connect directly to a computer.
|MBY
|-
|Microphone
|Lavalier
|[[File:Lapel.JPG|frameless|132x132px]]
AudioTechnica AT899
|[[Microphones in General Access]]
|Good for interviews or other close mic situations where you want to attach the mic to the performers collar.
|MOJ
|-
|Microphone
|Stereo
|[[File:Mic NT4.png|frameless|170x170px]]
Rode NT4
|[[Microphones in General Access]]
|A microphone that can capture 2 separate signals. Stereo recording sound can express the space and direction of sound.
|MCNT
|-
|Microphone
|Camera Mounted
|[[File:Mic RODE.png|frameless|170x170px]]
Rode Videomic
|[[Microphones in General Access]]
|A microphone that mounts on top of a camera like the Canon Rebel T6i and can give it much better sound than it's little built in mic.
|MCV
|-
|Recorder
|Field Recorder
|[[File:H4N recorder.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Zoom H4n
|[[Zoom H4n Audio Recorder Gear Guide]]
.

[[Audio Fundamentals]]
|An audio recorder well suited for field recording or interviews. Has 2 built in mics, but can also use any 2 of mics like the ones listed above. We also have the H4essential
|RDZ
|-
|Recorder
|Field Recorder
|[[File:Mic LS-100.png|frameless|165x165px]]
Olympus LS-100
|[[Olympus LS-100 Audio Recorder Gear Guide]]
.

[[Audio Fundamentals]]
|An audio recorder well suited for field recording or interviews. Has 2 built in mics, but can also use any 2 of mics like the ones listed above.
|RDL
|-
|Recorder
|Voice Recorder
|[[File:Voice recorder.png|frameless|170x170px]]
Sony ICD-SX750
|No Guide
|A small audio recorder. It has less control and audio quality than our field recorders listed above, but is great when you need a small quick device for interviews. We also have the Olympus DS30, Olympus WS-100
|RDS
|-
|Mixer
|10 channel mixer
|[[File:MG10.png|frameless|140x140px]]
Yamaha MG10XU
|No Guide
|An audio device that can take in audio signals, mix them together and send them to speakers. The MG10UX is a 10 channel mixer with 4 XLR inputs, built in effects, and USB interfacing for connecting to computers. We also have the Behringer Q1202USB.
|MXY
|-
|Interface
|2 channel interface
|[[File:Motu M2.png|frameless|150x150px]]Motu M2
|[https://youtu.be/HuU7OoR7InE Motu M2 Video Gear Guide]
|An audio device built specifically for getting sounds in and out of a computer. This can get be used for audio recording or video conferencing. We also have the Mackie BlackJack.
|MTU
|-
|Headphones
|Over-Ear
|[[File:HeadphonesBehringer.png|frameless|120x120px]]
Behringer HPM1000
|No Guide
|Good headphones that go around your ears.
|HPBX
|-
|Headphones
|USB Headset
|[[File:Usb headset.png|frameless|150x150px]]Plantronics 628USB
|No Guide
|A useful device for quickly and easily connecting a combined microphone and headphones to a computer over USB.
|MHU
|-
|Speaker
|Small
|[[File:Mackie speaker.png|frameless|150x150px]]Mackie SRM150
|No Guide
|A small speaker that you can use in various ways like connecting microphones directly to it for a simple public address sytem.
|SPM
|-
|Speaker
|Large
|[[File:LargeSpeaker.PNG|frameless|120x120px]]
Behringer B212A
|No Guide
|We have 2 speakers, so enough to make a substantial stereo public address system. We have speaker stands to raise them up.
|SPB
|-
|Speaker
|Other Speakers
|[[File:JVC RCEX20 Boombox.png|centre|frameless|139x139px|alt=JVC RCEX20 BoomBox]]

JVC RCEX20 BoomBox
|No Guide
|We have the CD BoomBox and a variety of other speakers including: Rogue MPM 504, and Electrovoice Sentry 100EL
|DPP
|-
|Keyboard
|Midi Keyboard
|[[File:Keyboard.png|frameless|120x120px]]
Samson Graphite M32
|No Guide
|A keyboard that can connect to a computer and be used with any audio program like Ableton, Protools, or VCV Rack.
|MIDI
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|Synthesizer
|Semi Modular Synth
|Moog Mother 32
|No Guide
|
|SMS
|-
|Stand
|Mic Desk Stand
|[[File:Desk stand.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Many Models
|No Guide
|A small mic stand that is perfect for voice over, interviews, or audio project that happens at a desk
|MSDX
|-
|Stand
|Mic Floor Stand
|[[File:Mic stand.png|frameless|225x225px]]
Many Models
|No Guide
|The most common kind of stand you see on stage and in studio. We have standard height and shorter stand.
|MSFX
|-
|Boom Pole
|Boom Pole
|[[File:Boom Pole Gen.png|centre|frameless|226x226px|alt=A boom pole fully retracted with no microphone]]

Many Models

like the Rode BoomPole
|No Guide
|A pole that can hold a microphone on one end while a "boom operator" holds the other end. used to get good sound right next to a source without being in camera frame.
|MSH
|-
|Cables and Adapters
|An Assortment
|Many Items
|[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7BAYs1-hq4 Cable Wrapping VIdeo]
|We have many XLR cables for microphones ranging from 6ft to 50ft. We have many adapters for XLR, 1/4"(guitar), 1/8"(ipod), and RCA. We also have DI Boxes for guitars and much more. See the [[Cables and Adapters Catalog]] for what is available.
|Many Items
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|Modern Projection
|Projector
|[[File:Projector.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Vivitek Qumi Q6
|No Guide
|A small portable projector that can use HDMI and a variety of other inputs. Can be set up quickly and easily. We also have the Sharp XG C435X-L
|VDPQ
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|Modern Projection
|Screen for Projection
|Many Models
|No Guide
|We have many projection screens that can be set up for locations that don't have screens installed or blank white walls.
|SCT
|-
|Modern Projection
|Display Adapters Assortment
|Many Items
|No Guide
|We have many kinds of solutions available to connect equipment for video. See the [[Cables and Adapters Catalog]] for what is available.
|Many Items
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|Document Camera
|USB capable Doc Cam
|[[File:Epson DC21.png|frameless|147x147px]]

Epson

DC-21
|No Guide
|A document camera that can connect over USB to project or make a "2nd camera" as a "shared screen" while video conferencing. Can zoom in and focus on documents and objects in the document area. We also have the DC-20
|PES
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|Video Player
|DVD & Blu-Ray Player
|[[File:Bluray.png|frameless|150x150px]]
Panasonic Dmp-bd85
|No Guide
|A video player that can take both DVDs and Blurays. It comes with a remote. Can be connected to a projector or TV with a variety of cables.
|BLU
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|Video Player
|CD & DVD Player
|[[File:Sony DVP DVD.png|frameless|169x169px]]

Sony DVP N557P
|No Guide
|A player for CDs and DVDs that outputs audio and/or video.
|DVD
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|Video Player
|VHS Player
|[[File:Panasonic PV4561 VHS Player.png|frameless|150x150px]]

Panasonic PV4561
|No Guide
|VHS player, outputs audio and video. Can be a part of a complete set-up with other Media Loan gear and cables.
|VRH
|-
|Audio For Presentation
|Microphones
|[[File:MHA-SureSM58.jpg|frameless]]
Shure SM58
|No Guide
|The most popular mic the world. Just needs an XLR cable and something to connect it to like a Mackie Speaker
|MHA
|-
|Audio For Presentation
|Speakers
|[[File:Mackie speaker.png|frameless|150x150px]]Mackie SRM150
|No Guide
|An speaker that you connect a microphone and an iPod into for simple presentation set ups.
|SPM
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