Sony SMAD-P5
EAN:27242918573 · MFR:SMAD-P5
€ 35,00 + Iva
€ 42,70 Ivato
Disponibilità: 1 pz
1 pz Magazzino Bologna
Dettagli Prodotto Open Box
Tipologia
Open Box
Funzionalità
ottima
Garanzia
12 mesi
Estensione Garanzia:
Prime Support 24 mesi
Estensione Garanzia:
Prime Support 24 mesi
Estetica
ottima
Istruzioni
Si
Imballo originale
Si
The compact Sony SMAD-P5 is a digital Multi Interface (MI) Shoe adapter that allows you to mount the UWP-D Series URX-P40and URX-P40D receiver on select Sony camcorders and cameras equipped with a digital Multi Interface Shoe. The adapter eliminates the need for connecting cables, speeding your setup in the field.
The SMAD-P5 provides a direct digital audio connection between the URX-P40 receiver and the camera, skipping the receiver's D/A and camera's A/D conversion stages for superior 24-bit audio quality and low noise. If your camera is equipped with an analog MI Shoe, the adapter can be switched to provide an analog audio connection.
The adapter also offers seamless integration with the Sony a7R IV mirrorless camera and PXW-Z280/PXW-Z190 XDCAM camcorders, displaying mic information in your camera's viewfinder, including RF levels, audio mute status, and the transmitter's low-battery alert.
Additionally, the SMAD-P5 enables the receiver to get power from the camera, while the camera can synchronize power on/off with the receiver, unifying power management.
The SMAD-P5 provides a direct digital audio connection between the URX-P40 receiver and the camera, skipping the receiver's D/A and camera's A/D conversion stages for superior 24-bit audio quality and low noise. If your camera is equipped with an analog MI Shoe, the adapter can be switched to provide an analog audio connection.
The adapter also offers seamless integration with the Sony a7R IV mirrorless camera and PXW-Z280/PXW-Z190 XDCAM camcorders, displaying mic information in your camera's viewfinder, including RF levels, audio mute status, and the transmitter's low-battery alert.
Additionally, the SMAD-P5 enables the receiver to get power from the camera, while the camera can synchronize power on/off with the receiver, unifying power management.
