Do you happen to have any idea if this is the correct cable to connect an Azden SGM-1X microphone to a Canon T5i? I believe it is but am not 100% sure
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It probably is, but I can't say for sure. The Azden 1X is self powered so it does not need power from the camera. Does the T5i supply power to the mic jack? If so, can it be defeated? Is the mic input to the camera balanced or unbalanced? This would affect the wiring diagram of the jack. Also, you need to check the input level and impedance of the camera and the same of the mic to see if they match. I hope this helps.
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looks like it, yes.Theres an aux mic port on the camera and XLR M slot on the mic.What you need to worry is if the mic needs whats called phantom power. In the specs for the Microphone you specified has specs that says "requirements: phantom power 11v-52v" This power is needed for the sensativity quality for the mic. I had this problem with my PC to CAD mic. Also while you may need phantom power I recommend longer aux cables to reach, depending on what you're doing with it.
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Yes, it should work. See if you can control the audio input of the mic via the camera movie>audio menu (or leave it on auto audio input), or you may want a separate mixer/adapter. You may find that you will not hear the audio when you do a movie playback on the camera itself, but the audio should be there when you view the movie on your computer.
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I'm not exactly sure what type of connector the Canon t50i have, however to give you a general idea this connector pretty much looks like a headphone jack. So far I have been happy with this and use it to connect my ipad to a XLR enabled speaker.
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I use this cable with my Nikon 7000, but one of the problems you are going to have is that the computer doesn't provide what's called "phantom power" which is power from the source. If you want a mic to computer cable, I found this to be a great solution: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0050CEEIW/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1. It provides both power to the XLR mic and works really well with both instruments and vocals.
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Joe, since with do not have a Canon video camera, I'm not really sure. You might look at the specs for the Mic for the camera and the specs for the Mic diameter. Hope this helps.
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My model is old DSC-HX5, but the cable did what it was suppose to. Is your model listed? If so it should be fine.
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This should work with any camera that has an 1/8" mic input on it. (I am using it with my Canon hf r42 camera and it works great.) As I mentioned in my review, however, the little "extension" cable did not work on mine. Just skip using it and you'll be fine.
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Sure. Your camera is equipped with a standard size flash mount which this mike fits. There's also a tighten down wheel on the mount so the mike will be stable regardless of your camera's position during shooting. I get excellent quality audio with mine. Be sure though to do testing with your mike before actually shooting with it. I've found the mike works best, at least on my Canon, in the auto level setting. That means, and you probably know this, you don't have to adjust the audio levels because the camera does this. Also my camera doesn'tseek a level so it gives me excellent results. Good luck Sure. Your camera is equipped with a standard size flash mount which this mike fits. There's also a tighten down wheel on the mount so the mike will be stable regardless of your camera's position during shooting. I get excellent quality audio with mine. Be sure though to do testing with your mike before actually shooting with it. I've found the mike works best, at least on my Canon, in the auto level setting. That means, and you probably know this, you don't have to adjust the audio levels because the camera does this. Also my camera doesn'tseek a level so it gives me excellent... » Read More Sure. Your camera is equipped with a standard size flash mount which this mike fits. There's also a tighten down wheel on the mount so the mike will be stable regardless of your camera's position during shooting. I get excellent quality audio with mine. Be sure though to do testing with your mike before actually shooting with it. I've found the mike works best, at least on my Canon, in the auto level setting. That means, and you probably know this, you don't have to adjust the audio levels because the camera does this. Also my camera doesn'tseek a level so it gives me excellent results. Good luck « Show Less
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yes it will work with the Canon T3i. The trick to get to work best is to manually set the audio gain on the camera to the lowest setting possible without shutting it off, and switch the Rode mic to +20 db this will give you the best sound possible.
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My understanding is that this microphone is not brand specific. So if your Canon has an outlet, then the ME-1 will work. I own this piece and it's very good. The person who commented before me thinks it's not so good. Well, you have to know what you want. For the price it's pretty good. Yes, there are better mics out there, but if you don't want to spend a fortune and depending how and where you use it, this will do the job. People will always tell you this or that is no good, but everybody has different needs.
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I don't think that I ever purchase this cable. If I did it was a long time ago. I have not had a Canon for a while.
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I bought this for my Olympus EPL-1 camera and works great with it. Then I tried using it with my Rebel T4i, it works but not as well. I would recommend for you to buy another brand or one that is made specifically for your camera.
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I bought two of these cables for my DSC-W70 sony camera after reading the reviews. I bought two since they were cheap and I was worried about the quality. The cable fit my W70 perfectly and seems to be of decent quality. It works perfectly so far and I have had no problems with it. I'm not sure if it will work for your camera but if your model number is listed as compatible I'm guessing it should work and I would recommend this product.
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If the canon t4i has a mini HDMI port for audio/video output, this cord should work.
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Yes, this is the correct cable for the EOS 60D. If you want to check other cameras you can use this webpage as a reference: https://www.tethertools.com/plugging-in/usb-compatibilty/
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This comes with a sub-mini single pin connecting cable. From what I understand all Canon EOS cameras use this type of connection. So you should be just fine with this.
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Hi Victor - I am looking for this adapter for the exact same scenario with the ATR1300 microphone you were referring to. Can you please confirm if this adapter worked for you OR did you have to look for alternatives?
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Brian - I don't know. But I can tell you, this mic is not something I would recommend. When I use it with my Canon T3i Camera, the camera supplies the voltage needed for the microphone (the mic doesn't have internal batteries). Sometimes, the camera voltage is too low and the microphone sounds very distorted. In addition, it tends to fluctuate in output - getting loud, then soft. A better choice would probably be one of the inexpensive Audio Technica battery powered mics. Just my 2 cents worth. Good luck.
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Not this part number. This part is for a 3 pin camera like my 5D Mkiii. T5 requires one having a connectors with a 2.0'/0.6 m cable which replicates all functions of the camera's shutter release button. The T5 being new, I would contact Vello to ask which would be the correct one to order.