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recommended boom microphone for red onemx camera..sold at bh photo

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What recommended boom microphone can I use with my red one ,mx camera..maybe from bh photo under 400.00 any ideas.thanks
 
What recommended boom microphone can I use with my red one ,mx camera..maybe from bh photo under 400.00 any ideas.thanks
for that price.. Rode NTG1 and NTG2 depending on whether you want self powered electret or not.
otherwise.. not from b&h.. Oktava Mk-012 film edition..

I presume you mean like an ENG camcorder boom mic?

that's not really the right way to get good sound... you will need other components.. like a mixer, a boom itself, and a windscreen...

but you should try to get the mic off the camera and close to the action.. operated by a sound person.

Now, if what you really do want is a mic on the camera for walkaround news production... then get the rode, get the proper cable, and turn on 48v phantom power on the camera... you'll still want a mount bracket and furry windscreen.. you'll need every penny of your $400..

Avoid Azden and Samson mics... they are very poor durability and sound quality
 
What recommended boom microphone can I use with my red one ,mx camera..maybe from bh photo under 400.00 any ideas.thanks
for that price.. Rode NTG1 and NTG2 depending on whether you want self powered electret or not.
otherwise.. not from b&h.. Oktava Mk-012 film edition..

I presume you mean like an ENG camcorder boom mic?

that's not really the right way to get good sound... you will need other components.. like a mixer, a boom itself, and a windscreen...

but you should try to get the mic off the camera and close to the action.. operated by a sound person.

Now, if what you really do want is a mic on the camera for walkaround news production... then get the rode, get the proper cable, and turn on 48v phantom power on the camera... you'll still want a mount bracket and furry windscreen.. you'll need every penny of your $400..

Avoid Azden and Samson mics... they are very poor durability and sound quality

I do have a spare MK-012.. it is not pretty, but works great.. it has 10db pad, cardioid and hypercardioid capsules, and a stand clip
 
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