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| − | <div class="lead">[[File:Media Loan Logo.png|left|frameless|90x90px|link=http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php/File:Media_Loan_Logo.png]] Media Loan gear available to all Evergreen students. </div></div></div></div> | + | <div class="lead">[[File:Media Loan Logo.png|left|frameless|90x90px|link=http://helpwiki.evergreen.edu/wiki/index.php/File:Media_Loan_Logo.png|alt=Media Loans Logo with text that says "Media Loan Evergreen" and have images of media equipment on panels that represent the blades of a lens iris]] Media Loan gear available to all Evergreen students. </div></div></div></div> |
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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. | + | 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. 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'''== | == '''Catalog'''== | ||
=== '''Camera''' === | === '''Camera''' === | ||
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==== '''Digital Camera''' ==== | ==== '''Digital Camera''' ==== | ||
| − | + | [[File:Rebel.png|frameless|400x400px|alt=Canon Rebel T6i DSLR Camera]] | |
| − | + | * '''DSLR Camera:''' [[Canon Rebel T5i/T6i/T7i Gear Guide|Canon Rebel T6i Gear Guide]] | |
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** '''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 | ** '''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 | + | * '''Palmcorder:''' [[Vixia HD Camcorder Gear Guide|Vixia HD HMF500 Camcorder Gear Guide]] |
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** '''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. | ** '''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 | + | * '''Go Pro:''' [[GoPro Hero 4 Gear Guide]] |
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** '''Description:''' Used for action shots and timelapse. Comes with a waterproof case—our only waterproof camera. | ** '''Description:''' Used for action shots and timelapse. Comes with a waterproof case—our only waterproof camera. | ||
| − | * '''Point and Shoot | + | * '''Point and Shoot:''' Olympus Tough TG‑2 |
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** '''Description:''' A simple camera requiring the least experience or camera knowledge to use. | ** '''Description:''' A simple camera requiring the least experience or camera knowledge to use. | ||
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* '''Wide Angle Lens''' | * '''Wide Angle Lens''' | ||
** '''Brand & Model:''' Many EF and EF‑S mount models | ** '''Brand & Model:''' Many EF and EF‑S mount models | ||
| − | ** '''Description:''' | + | ** '''Description:''' We have many digital camera lenses that are EF and EF‑S connections. This means they will all connect to the Canon Rebel. W have fixed and zoom lenses ranging from focal lengths of 8mm to 300mm. |
| − | *** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 20mm, 28mm, 35mm | + | *** '''Fixed Lenses:''' 20mm, 28mm, 35mm, 50mm, 50mm (macro), 60mm (macro), 85mm (portrait), 100mm (macro), 105mm (macro) |
| − | + | *** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 8–15mm (fisheye), 11–18mm, 10–24mm, 24–70mm, 28–75mm, 28–105mm, 55–200mm, 55–250mm, 75–300mm | |
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| − | *** '''Zoom Lenses:''' 28–105mm, 55–200mm, 55–250mm, 75–300mm | + | |
==== '''Film Camera''' ==== | ==== '''Film Camera''' ==== | ||
| + | [[File:K1000front.png|frameless|400x400px|alt=Pentax K1000 35mm SLR Film Camera]] | ||
*'''35mm SLR Camera''' | *'''35mm SLR Camera''' | ||
** '''Brand & Model:''' Pentax K‑1000 | ** '''Brand & Model:''' Pentax K‑1000 | ||
| − | ** '''Gear Guide:''' [[35mm SLR Camera Gear Guide | + | ** '''Gear Guide:''' [[35mm SLR Camera Gear Guide]] |
** '''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. | ** '''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. | ||
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* '''Light Meter''' | * '''Light Meter''' | ||
** '''Brand & Model:''' Sekonic L‑308s | ** '''Brand & Model:''' Sekonic L‑308s | ||
| − | ** '''Description:''' Measures light to determine proper exposure | + | ** '''Description:''' Measures light to determine proper exposure for the camera. Most cameras have a light meter built in, but this gives more options |
==== '''Lighting''' ==== | ==== '''Lighting''' ==== | ||
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==== '''Stabilizers''' ==== | ==== '''Stabilizers''' ==== | ||
* '''Photo Tripod''' | * '''Photo Tripod''' | ||
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** '''Description:''' Tripods for stabilizing shots. | ** '''Description:''' Tripods for stabilizing shots. | ||
* '''Video Tripod''' | * '''Video Tripod''' | ||
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** '''Description:''' Includes a fluid head for smooth camera movements. | ** '''Description:''' Includes a fluid head for smooth camera movements. | ||
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* '''Monopod''' | * '''Monopod''' | ||
** '''Brand & Model:''' Gitzo GM3350XL | ** '''Brand & Model:''' Gitzo GM3350XL | ||
| − | ** '''Description:''' Adjustable pole with a camera mount. Ideal for | + | ** '''Description:''' Adjustable pole with a camera mount. Ideal for carrying to locations. |
* '''Tripod Dolly (Spreader)''' | * '''Tripod Dolly (Spreader)''' | ||
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* '''Pocket Skater''' | * '''Pocket Skater''' | ||
** '''Brand & Model:''' Edelkrone Pocket Skater 2 | ** '''Brand & Model:''' Edelkrone Pocket Skater 2 | ||
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=== '''Audio''' === | === '''Audio''' === | ||
[[Audio Fundamentals]] | [[Audio Fundamentals]] | ||
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==== '''Recorder''' ==== | ==== '''Recorder''' ==== | ||
| + | [[File:H4N recorder.png|frameless|400x400px|alt=Zoom H4n Audio Field Recorder]] | ||
* '''Field Recorder''' | * '''Field Recorder''' | ||
** '''Brand & Model:''' Zoom H4n | ** '''Brand & Model:''' Zoom H4n | ||
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** '''Gear Guide:''' [[Olympus LS-100 Audio Recorder Gear Guide]] | ** '''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. | ** '''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. | ||
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| + | ===== '''Stage''' ===== | ||
| + | * '''Shure SM58''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice | ||
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| + | * '''Shure SM57''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Instruments | ||
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| + | * '''Shure Beta 57A''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments | ||
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| + | * '''Sennheiser MD 421-II''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments | ||
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| + | ===== '''Broadcast''' ===== | ||
| + | * '''Electrovoice RE-27 N/D''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice | ||
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| + | * '''Sennheiser MD46''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice | ||
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| + | * '''Beyerdynamic M58''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Omni | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice | ||
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| + | * '''Electrovoice 635A''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Omni | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments | ||
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| + | ===== '''Isolating from noise''' ===== | ||
| + | * '''Beyerdynamic M88 TG''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Hypercardioid | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Vocals & instruments; excels at capturing lower frequencies | ||
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| + | * '''Electrovoice RE18''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments | ||
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| + | * '''Electrovoice RE16''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments | ||
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| + | * '''Electrovoice RE15''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice and instruments | ||
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| + | ==== '''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 | ||
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| + | * '''Pacific Pro Audio LD1''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' General purpose condenser for vocals & instruments | ||
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| + | * '''Marshall MXL2003''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' General purpose condenser for vocals & instruments | ||
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| + | ===== '''Stereo Pair''' ===== | ||
| + | * '''Studio Projects C4''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Variable — Cardioid, Omni | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Instruments | ||
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| + | ===== '''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 | ||
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| + | ===== '''Shotgun''' ===== | ||
| + | * '''Audio Technica 835B''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Hypercardioid | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Video, broadcast, and field work | ||
| + | ** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA battery or +48v Phantom Power | ||
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| + | * '''Rode NTG1''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Video, broadcast, and field work | ||
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| + | ===== '''Lavalier''' ===== | ||
| + | * '''Shure MX185''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Interview, broadcast, presentation | ||
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| + | * '''Audio Technica 899''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Omni | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Interview, broadcast, presentation | ||
| + | ** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA Battery | ||
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| + | * '''Sennheiser ME2''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Omni | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Interview, broadcast, presentation | ||
| + | ** '''Power Source:''' 1/8" plug‑in power | ||
| + | ** '''Connector:''' 1/8” | ||
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| + | ===== '''Stage (Condenser)''' ===== | ||
| + | * '''Shure SM86''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Cardioid | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Voice | ||
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| + | ===== '''Stereo''' ===== | ||
| + | * '''Audio Technica AT825''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' X/Y Dual Cardioid | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Instruments and video | ||
| + | ** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA battery or +48v Phantom Power | ||
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| + | * '''Rode NT4''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' X/Y Dual Cardioid | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Instruments and video | ||
| + | ** '''Power Source:''' 1 × 9V battery or +48v Phantom Power | ||
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| + | * '''Sony ECM‑MS907''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Stereo | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Video, broadcast, field work | ||
| + | ** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA Battery | ||
| + | ** '''Connector:''' 1/8” | ||
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| + | * '''Sony ECM‑MS957''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Stereo | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Live concerts, conferences, interviews, sound effects | ||
| + | ** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA Battery | ||
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| + | ===== '''Shotgun (Camera‑mounted)''' ===== | ||
| + | * '''Rode VideoMic''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Supercardioid | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Video, broadcast, field work | ||
| + | ** '''Power Source:''' 1 × 9V Battery | ||
| + | ** '''Connector:''' 1/8” | ||
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| + | ===== '''PZM (Pressure Zone Microphones)''' ===== | ||
| + | * '''Crown Sound Grabber II''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Omni | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Conferences, interviews, lectures | ||
| + | ** '''Power Source:''' 1 AAA Battery | ||
| + | ** '''Connector:''' 1/8” | ||
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| + | * '''Crown Optimus Sound Grabber''' | ||
| + | ** '''Pattern:''' Omni | ||
| + | ** '''Standard Usage:''' Conferences, interviews, lectures | ||
| + | ** '''Power Source:''' 1 AA Battery | ||
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| + | ===== '''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. | ||
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| + | ==== '''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''' ==== | ==== '''Mixer''' ==== | ||
* '''10 channel mixer''' | * '''10 channel mixer''' | ||
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** '''Brand & Model:''' Moog Mother 32 | ** '''Brand & Model:''' Moog Mother 32 | ||
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** '''Description:''' A small mic stand that is perfect for voice over, interviews, or audio projects that happen at a desk. | ** '''Description:''' A small mic stand that is perfect for voice over, interviews, or audio projects that happen at a desk. | ||
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** '''Description:''' The most common kind of stand you see on stage and in studio. We have standard height and shorter stand. | ** '''Description:''' The most common kind of stand you see on stage and in studio. We have standard height and shorter stand. | ||
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** '''Brand & Model:''' Rode BoomPole | ** '''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. | ** '''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. | ||
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| + | *'''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''' ==== | ==== '''Cables and Adapters''' ==== | ||
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| − | + | *'''XLR:''' The standard connector for professional audio commonly used with microphones. | |
| − | + | * '''1/8"''' '''(aka mini or 3.5mm or "aux"):''' smaller version of 1/4" commonly used for headphone output of a device. | |
| + | * '''1/4":''' cables for unbalanced audio or balanced audio, commonly used for guitar and keyboard. | ||
| + | * '''RCA:''' Standard cable for unbalanced home audio. | ||
| + | * '''DI Box:''' Used for getting signal from guitar by converts unbalanced 1/4" to balanced XLR; helps with ground loops, impedance matching, and noise; includes pad and ground lift switch | ||
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** '''Brand & Model:''' Mackie SRM150 | ** '''Brand & Model:''' Mackie SRM150 | ||
** '''Description:''' A speaker that you can connect a microphone and an iPod into for simple presentation setups. | ** '''Description:''' A speaker that you can connect a microphone and an iPod into for simple presentation setups. | ||
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| + | * '''USB‑C Display Adapter:''' an adapter supporting HDMI and others | ||
| + | * '''HDMI:''' Standard video connector. comes in Mini and Micro options and adapts to many other formats | ||
| + | * '''RCA:''' RCA can carry audio, component video or composite video. | ||
| − | + | * '''VGA w/Audio:''' VGA cable bundled with Mini (1/8") audio. | |
| + | * '''USB Cables:''' Universal computer cables for transferring data with A, B, and C connection in different sizes | ||
| − | + | * '''Card Reader:''' Transfers SD and other media card data to USB | |
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Latest revision as of 11:17, 19 March 2026
Overview:
General Access:
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. 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.
Contents
- 1 Overview:
- 2 Media Loan Help
- 3 Media Loan Wikis
- 4 Catalog
- 4.1 Camera
- 4.2 Audio
- 4.3 Presentation
Catalog
Camera
Digital Camera
- DSLR Camera: Canon Rebel T6i Gear Guide
- 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: Vixia HD HMF500 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: GoPro Hero 4 Gear Guide
- Description: Used for action shots and timelapse. Comes with a waterproof case—our only waterproof camera.
- Point and Shoot: 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: We have many digital camera lenses that are EF and EF‑S connections. This means they will all connect to the Canon Rebel. W have fixed and zoom lenses ranging from focal lengths of 8mm to 300mm.
- Fixed Lenses: 20mm, 28mm, 35mm, 50mm, 50mm (macro), 60mm (macro), 85mm (portrait), 100mm (macro), 105mm (macro)
- Zoom Lenses: 8–15mm (fisheye), 11–18mm, 10–24mm, 24–70mm, 28–75mm, 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
- Description: Our most popular film camera. Uses K‑mount lenses listed under “Lens for 35mm SLR Camera.” Film can be developed at 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: 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
- Description: Small device to help a camera roll smoothly on a table for controlled moving shots.
Audio
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.
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: 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
- XLR: The standard connector for professional audio commonly used with microphones.
- 1/8" (aka mini or 3.5mm or "aux"): smaller version of 1/4" commonly used for headphone output of a device.
- 1/4": cables for unbalanced audio or balanced audio, commonly used for guitar and keyboard.
- RCA: Standard cable for unbalanced home audio.
- DI Box: Used for getting signal from guitar by 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: an adapter supporting HDMI and others
- HDMI: Standard video connector. comes in Mini and Micro options and adapts to many other formats
- RCA: RCA can carry audio, component video or composite video.
- VGA w/Audio: VGA cable bundled with Mini (1/8") audio.
- USB Cables: Universal computer cables for transferring data with A, B, and C connection in different sizes
- Card Reader: Transfers SD and other media card data to USB