Rode Deadcat Windscreen for VideoMic Pro Category_On Camera Flash Seven blades give the aperture

Seven blades give the aperture a rounded shape that produces an attractively smooth effect in out-of-focus areas when shooting at larger aperture settings

located just east of the Sierra Nevadas

or dissected in real-time frame-by-frame video stills

Ralph Eugene Meatyard found himself in the midst of a cultural and philosophical movement in Lexington

studio shots

Rode Deadcat Windscreen for VideoMic Pro Category_On Camera Flash Seven blades give the apertureThe DeadCat VMPR is a furry wind cover for the VideoMic Pro, designed for use in windy environments. Its artificial fur is specially designed so as to minimize wind noise while remaining acoustically transparent. A furry windscreen is a necessity for shooting outdoors, where even a light breeze can cause irreparable noise in your audio signal. The DeadCat VMPR is compatible with the VideoMic Pro featuring Rycote Lyre shockmounting (after May 2015).