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C300 MKIII Timecode help
Johnny Karlsson replied to Mattias Larsen's topic in Cameras... love them, hate them
One gotcha could be the one where the “project setting “ is different than the TC setting. Another is if the frame rate is set to hi speed (like 48 frames or higher). Sorry of those seem too obvious, but sometimes in the heat of the battle…. -
I wonder how, because the foam is not touching anything….
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I know the DPA DUA0073 Windscreen for 4017 fits - snugly. But I use the original blue one with no issues. Which Cinela mount are you using? The E-OSIX elliptical for MiniCMIT works really great.
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Agreed, but that number seems just a tiny bit low hahaha
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New Next-Generation Receivers Provide the Highest Level of RF and Audio Performance Available with Versatile Feature Sets for Field and Location Production Rio Rancho, NM (April 20, 2022) – Lectrosonics is pleased to announce the introduction of the DSR and DSR5P dual-channel and DSR4 quad-channel digital slot receivers. The new receivers are compatible with all the current Lectrosonics mono and stereo digital transmitters and are backward compatible with any of the Digital Hybrid Wireless® transmitters made in the past 20 years. The DSR and DSR5P receivers provide two independent receiver channels and the DSR4 provides four independent receiver channels at the highest level of RF and audio performance available, with versatile feature sets and next-generation capabilities in the Unislot/Superslot form factor for ENG (Electronic News Gathering), field, and location production. https://www.lectrosonics.com/press-releases/1364-lectrosonics-introduces-dsr-dual-channel-and-dsr4-quad-channel-digital-slot-receivers.html
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USB-C power input on MixPre 6 II - voltage specs?
Johnny Karlsson replied to Grant's topic in Technical Reference
Does it have to be powered via USB? - what about something like Cable Techniques MX-POWERSLED. -
If you can make an electric cargo mini van, I’ll be interested.
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Antenna mast + mounting for 8020 profiles?
Johnny Karlsson replied to LTParis's topic in Do It Yourself
https://www.blackbirdcarts.com/collections/add-ons/products/c-stand-antenna-mast -
The way I understand it is that rental income is taxable income, but not subject to things like social security, FICA, medical etc. The equipment that you rent from a third party (rental house, or colleague) is at tax time sorted out by deducting the receipts/invoices from such third parties. The additional rent you add on top when billing production (which you of course (definitely) should add for your service, setup, pickup, drop-off, cleaning etc) is also taxable income. Equipment that you own / have invested in, in order to make rental income, is also deductible in the year of purchase. I am not completely sure on this, but I believe 1099-NEC is for labor / services as a non-employee, not for rental income. - Feel free to correct me, and please report back and let us know what you can find out from Nancy Adams’ firm!
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Oops, my bad. Sorry about that sicijk. Thank you for correcting my mistake, Karl !
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Vector diversity only works with fully digital transmitters (not hybrid ones). Also note that vector diversity uses two of the channels.
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Not exactly what you are asking, but I would suggest consider this:
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You will probably get all kinds of opinions on this. Ultimately, I would say it’s between you, the post people and the producer(s) to figure out what works best for your situation.