That receiver can record both microphone packs in stereo and output the audio via USB-C to a phone or computer, or via 3.5mm analog TRS to a separate recorder or camera input. Rode Wireless Go II ...

By Erick Vlientinck The US$229 RODE VideoMic Pro (www.rodemic.com) is a directional microphone for DSLR and video cameras. It has a range of 40–20,000 Hz, a –10 to 20 dB loudness switch, a ...

Audio is crucial when shooting video with any camera, but DSLRs don’t always make it easy to get good sound. Rode has a new microphone, though, that mounts easily to the top of your camera and doesn’t ...

The Rode iXY captures broadcast-quality sound, be it music or voice. X. Your Guide To a Better Future. News ... and can even be used by SLR filmmakers as an on-camera mic.

DJI has unveiled its tiniest wireless mic, the Mic Mini, which weighs just 0.35oz / 10g and pairs easily with smartphones and cameras for better quality audio on-the-fly. Rivaling the recently ...

Rode's smallest and lightest-ever mic at just 0.42oz / 12g Available in black or white versions and for USB-C or Lightning connection Automatically controls audio levels for well-balanced sound ...

Rode VideoMic Go II does more than plug into your camera. The USB connection makes it a versatile podcasting mic too.

RODE VideoMic NTG Brings New NTG5 Shotgun Tech To An On-Camera Mic By Ewdison Then Nov. 20, 2019 7:06 am EST Just last month, the audio experts over at RODE launched the NTG5, its most advanced ...

On our Rode VideoMic Pro+ review, we put the latest version of the popular on-camera shotgun mic to the test, which offers numerous improvements without altering the formula too much.

Australian manufacturer Rode's previous camera microphones, the VideoMic and the VideoMic Pro, offered far better audio reproduction than the stock-standard built-in microphone.