Tuesday, September 18, 2012

Camcorder Microphone Rode VideoMic With Fuzzy Windjammer Kit Sale


Customer Rating :
Rating: 4.2

List Price : $188.00 Price : $158.95
Rode VideoMic with Fuzzy Windjammer Kit

Product Description

This VideoMic from Rode is a cost effective shotgun microphone that can easily be mounted on a video camera because it features an integrated shockmount that attaches to the camera's shoe. The VideoMic is lightweight, and when mounting on a camera it does not appear in the frame. Fuzzy Windjammer is made of an artificial rabbit fur material for maximum protection against wind noise. Its super-cardioid polar pattern attenuates sounds from the sides. The result is a signal that sounds closer to the camera, even when shooting in noisy environments or at moderate distances.


  • Kit includes 2 items:
  • Rode Video Mic
  • Fuzzy Windjammer
  • Fuzzy Windjammer Greatly reduces noise by providing enhanced wind diffusion
  • Directional Video Condenser Microphone


Rode VideoMic with Fuzzy Windjammer Kit Reviews


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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent price for excellent product!, October 28, 2011
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I was a little skeptical about this product at first given how little of a description it had, but after doing research elsewhere and deciding that this was the best price for this product, I am very satisfied with this purchase.
I shot this video using this microphone: [...] I filmed with a refurbished Canon Vixia HFS200, which was the first time I used that camera as well. There could have been a little more audio editing, but all in all the audio quality is not bad given what I set out to do, which was to make an online video, not an Oscar nominated film. With that in mind the audio is great, and much better than any on-board microphone that was initially installed on the camera. Again, if you want clean audio for a decent price, this is a great way to go.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Good enough... not perfect, October 16, 2011
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This version of the Rode kit comes with a nice extra - the wind noise blocker similar to a dead cat. All in all worth the money as a decent shotgun for DSLR work. Next step up shotgun will be more than double the price point and will require XLR preamps.

Pros
-Reasonably good sound - much better than DSLR and close to a portable recorder
-Light - because it's all plastic it does not add much weight to the camera
-Battery seems to last a long time
-Power light makes it easy to see if its left on
-Coiled cord is a nice feature making it good for cable management on DSLR
-Free wind screen with this kit

Cons
-Sound not up to par of XLR mics with some internal noise at 1KHz
-Very cheap feeling - the whole thing is cast in typical chinese plastic part look and feel. No aluminum to be found
-Weird shape means it leans to the right (see photos) and is a bit off center.
-Wider pickup pattern than other shotguns of this... Read more
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Best mic at this price point, June 2, 2011
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The best sub-$200 mic out there. Mounts directly onto the cameras hot-shoe and comes with a good quality shock mount and extra bands. There's an optional filter which I've never used but the typical full-on provides great quality audio which I've used on location, in studio and for a few minor foley sounds. Upwards from this I'd still recommend Rode with the NTG-2 and beyond that it's Sennheiser but then you're getting to $500+.

A few drawbacks: the coverage area is a bit wide, it's mono (not stereo) and the cord can cause some awful noise if you don't wrap it carefully.
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