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Checklist for Vixia cameras (11-14)
2013/12/23
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- Parts
- Battery
- SD Memory Card
- Battery Charger
- Power cable
- USB cable
- Test the Functionality
- Start camera
- Record for 5 seconds
- Playback:
- Maintenance
- Charge battery
- Initialize sd card: Sd-card like so.
ATR3350 lavaliere microphone–Parts
2013/12/23
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Make sure the microphone switch is turned to off before shelving it – or else the battery will drain which is not easy to replace.
Checklist shotgun microphones
2013/12/23
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- Are all Parts there?
- Shotgun Microphone
- Camera mount
- Microphone stand clamp : Especially look for the smaller connector in the bottom center – it tends to get lost (remain on the boom pole?).
- Foam windscreen
- Permanently attached cable with 3.5 mm output plug
- AA battery
- Test the Functionality
- Maintenance
- If needed, exchange battery (from box on shelves in coed436 with sign "office supplies")
- Ensure that microphone is turned "OFF" when it is returned – drains battery.
Checklist for light tripod (05-12)
2013/12/23
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- Are all Parts there?
- Tripod screw, wing nut
- Top plate – make sure this part is not missing!
- Test the Functionality
- Make sure that tripod can extend and stand on 3 legs, like so:
- Attach a camera to tripod.
- Move camera in all directions (top/bottom, left/right…)
- Make sure that tripod can extend and stand on 3 legs, like so:
- Maintenance:
- reduce tripod size again to its most compact position.
- Close all levers so that legs arrest.
Checklist for lavaliere microphones (01-03)
2013/12/23
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- Are all Parts there?
- Microphone with 3.5 mm cable
- Phono adapter (1/4’’)
- Clip
- Battery (pictured below)
- Test the Functionality
- Maintenance:
- If needed, exchange battery (from box on shelves with sign "office supplies")
- Ensure that microphone is turned off. Have returning student make sure the microphone is turned off (wears down battery).
Checklist for heavy tripods (01-04)
2013/12/23
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- Are all Parts there?
- Tripod
- Head plate
- Screws /wing nuts
- Handle
- Test the Functionality:
- Attach a camera to tripod.
- Move camera in all directions (top/bottom, left/right…)
- Maintenance:
- reduce tripod size again to its most compact position.
- Close all levers so that legs arrest.
Checklist for Rebel cameras (17/18/19/20)
2013/12/23
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- Parts
- Battery
- SD Memory Card
- Battery Charger
- USB cable
- Lens
- Test the Functionality
- Turn camera on
- Set to video
- Take a 5sec video
- Playback
- Maintenance
- Charge battery
- Initialize sd card like so.
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