Equipment List, Manuals + Tutorials

All-Access Equipment

A large portion of our inventory is All-Access Equipment that is available for any current ECU student enrolled in a regular credit course, faculty and staff.
View the All-Access Equipment list here.

Restricted-Access Equipment

Access to Restricted-Access Equipment will vary depending on your program enrolment, year of study or completed workshops.
View the Restricted-Access Equipment list here.

Please note: Media Resources Centre does not provide equipment such as laptops, lights, headphones and extension cords for exhibitions.

*Lists are under constant revision.

Manuals + Tutorials

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A

Aaxa M6 Micro Projector [Manual]
Aaxa P300 Micro Projector [Manual]
Aaxa P6X Micro Projector [Manual]
Apple iPad 10th Gen [Manual]
Apple Pencil USB-C [Quick Guide]
Arca-Swiss F-Classic 4x5 Film Camera [Manual]
Arriflex 16SR Motion Picture Camera [Manual]
Arturia Keystep Controller [Manual]
Arturia MiniLab 3 [Manual]
Atomos Shogun 7 Monitor/Recorder [Manual]
Atomos Shogun Inferno Monitor/Recorder [Manual]
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B

BeachTek DXA-2T [Manual]
Blackmagic Cinema Camera 2.5K [Manual]
Blackmagic Cinema Camera 4K [Manual]
Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera [Manual]
Bolex H16 Film Camera [Manual]
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C

Canon EOS 5D Mark II DSLR Camera [Manual]
Canon EOS 5D Mark III DSLR Camera [Manual]
Canon EOS 80D DSLR Camera [Manual]
Canon EOS 90D DSLR Camera [Manual - Tutorial]
Canon EOS R7 Mirrorless Camera [Manual - Quick Guide]
Canon Powershot G12 Digital Camera [Manual]
Canon Powershot G15 Digital Camera [Manual]
Canon Powershot G5X Digital Camera [Manual]
Canon RS60 Remote [Manual]
Canon Vixia HF G50 Camcorder [Manual]
Contax 645 Camera [Manual]
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E

Epson PowerLite EB-L250F Laser Projector [Manual - Quick Guide]
Epson EF-100W Laser Projector [Manual]
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F

Focusrite Scarlett 2i4 USB 2.0 Audio Interface [Manual]
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G

GoPro Hero 9 Black [Manual]
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H

Hasselblad 500C/M (CWD) Camera [Manual]
HollyLand LARK M1 Wireless Microphone [Manual]
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I

IK Multimedia iLoud Micro Monitor Speakers [Manual]
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K

Kandao QooCam 8K 360 Camera [Manual]
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L

Linhof 4x5 Technikardan 45s Camera [Manual]
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M

Mamiya RB67 Film Camera [Manual]
Minolta Flash Meter III [Manual]
Micca Speck G2 Media Player [Manual - File Requirements]
Micca Speck G3/4K Media Player [Manual - File Requirements]
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N

Nikon F3 Camera [Manual]
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O

Optoma ML750ST Micro Projector [Manual]
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P

Pentax K1000 35mm SLR Camera [Manual]
Profoto B10X [Manual]
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R

RED Raven Digital Cinema Camera [Manual]
RED Scarlet-W Digital Cinema Camera [Manual]
RODE RODELink Filmmaker Kit [Manual]
RODE Wireless Go [Manual]
RODE Wireless Go II [Manual]
Roland R-26 6-Channel Portable Recorder [Manual]
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S

Sony Alpha 7C II Compact Full-frame Mirrorless Camera [Manual - Quick Guide]
Sony PMW-EX1R [Manual]
Sony PXW-FS7 Mark II [Manual]
Sound Devices 302 Field Mixer [Manual]
Sound Devices 702 Field Recorder [Manual]
Sound Devices MixPre-6 (II )Recorder & USB Audio Interface [Manual]
Sound Devices MixPre-10 II Recorder & USB Audio Interface [Manual]
Soundcore Motion Plus Wireless Portable Speaker [Manual]
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T

Tascam DR-40D Recorder [Manual]
Tascam DR-60D Recorder [Manual]
Tascam DR-100MKIII [Manual]
Toyo 4x5 Field Camera [Manual]
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X

x-rite i1Display Pro [Manual]
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Z

Zoom H6 Handy Recorder [Manual - Quick Guide - Tutorial]
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Not sure which microphone to use?

Here at Media Resources Centre, we offer a huge selection of microphones for different needs - from studio use to live performances, to interviews and voiceovers.

We understand that it can be daunting, so here is a cheat sheet to help you decide which microphone you may need for your project.

Media Player Quick Guide

Applies to Micca Speck G2 and G3/4K:

The use of a USB Flash Drive is preferred. Avoid using SD cards if possible.
Flash drive must be formatted before each use. Use FAT32 (preferred) or NTFS format.
Media players sometimes have issues reading large capacity flash drives. Keep it below 32GB if possible.
Place file(s) in the root directory. Do not place your artwork inside a folder. Remove files you don’t need.
If your work is audio or video-based, save it as one file. The media player may skip or not read multiple audio or video files.
Preferred file extensions/formats:
Photo – JPG/JPEG, PNG, GIF
Audio – MP3, WAV
Video – MKV, AVI, MOV, MP4, codec H.264, NTSC
Maximum Video Resolution
Speck 4K: 4096x2304 30fps, up to 200mbps
Speck G3: 2560x1440 60fps, up to 100mbps
Speck G2: 1920x1080 30fps, up to 10mbps
To loop your file, press the REPEAT button on the remote until “Repeat One” (for one file) or “Repeat All” (for multiple files) is shown on the screen.

Use the Media Player Spec Sheet for your guide. For more in-depth instructions, download the complete user's manual for Micca Speck G2 or Micca Speck G3/4K.