shot gun mics??
What's is a decent/good mic to mound on GS 400? Thanks. If possible, please give link.
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Seems to me that the Rode Videomic is very highly rated. I think it's a bit too ostenatious for my personal requirements, but if I were doing stuff where blending into the crowd was not a benefit, then I'd get one.
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Sennheiser Shotgun Mics are also very good, I have had alot of experience with the ME66 model, even though its very expensive, the cheaper ones are very well performing also.
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The RODE videomic is one of the best price/performance mics out there. It has similar qualities to the more expensive RODE NTG1 and NTG2 shotgun mics. Best of all, it's self powered with a shockmount and will flow with your camera easily.
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Stereo ???
I think the RODE is a mono mic.
Dont I need a stereo one for the 250 and 400 ??? |
Na, you don't need a stereo mic. And if you're on a budget, you'll get a better mic if buy only one mic element (as in a mono mic) rather than spread your money over two mic elements (as in a stereo mic).
More info (specs, manual, video clips) here: <http://www.rode.com.au/> Jim |
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