My handicam requires the mic mount to attach to the side of the camera. Is this microphone compatible to this mounting requirement?
1016655
Which camera do you have? If I can see the mount could answer better for you
1016656
If it is a typical shoe mount (like you would usually see for flash) that you would see on a typical camera, this would work. I have not seen anything about a side mount and I can't imagine a way that it would work. Much like the other responder said, a picture or a camera model number and make would be helpful.
614846
Not too well, to be honest. It looks like it's too wide to fit between the four-sided housing, so if you wanted to use this Shock Mount --- even in the hanging mode --- you'd have to install the Yeti upside-down in the ring mount. Not that impractical I guess, but definitely not as "elegant" a solution as a mic holder designed specifically for the Yeti.
214464
I believe you could. I unscrewed the mount and screwed in the mount for the mic I already owned. Size of threads could be different, but adaptors are also available.
1573832
I mount it on a normal mic stand, but I had to brace it against the wall. It's pretty heavy but I'm sure you can make it work.
2282292
yes. I have different variations of mics that didn't fit but had their own shockmount so it all worked out.
894130
Yes, it's designed to be able to use an external mic. You may have to buy a skeleton housing for it so you can plug it in to the camera and still have it in the case/enclosure... These are around $40, I think.
767518
Yes, as a matter of fact, I have it hooked up that way right now. I use the shock mount for all of my podcasts. It provides a cushion for unwanted sounds that can travel through the mic otherwise. Enjoy!
2192030
I don't have that mic stand, but from the photo, it appears that there is a threaded end on the mic stand. The mic itself has a hole in its case that is intended for this type of attachment, and the mic comes with an attaching nut to screw onto such threads. I don't know that the threads will match, but since they are both audio devices, I would not be surprised if they did work together. Again, no actual hands on, so my input is just my best guess.
1234555
You need to look at the instructions or specifications for the Vixia. The microphone requires the Canon "Mini Advanced Shoe." If the Vixia does not have that feature, the mic cannot be mounted to the camera.
315082
Yes. The X Grip has an accessory shoe on top of it. So you'd mount the mic on top of the X Grip (and not to the camera).
1181357
If you are talking about the Shotgun Microphone Kit, then no. That mount is a hot-shoe mount so there is no need for this product as it replaces the hot-shoe.
1874273
Yes, you can attach a camera to the end of this pole. The black foam cap unscrews, leaving a threaded end. The threaded end can then be screwed into any camera with that capability. I screwed my Sony Handicam into the end and it attached securely.
470507
The blue yeti package shows that it has a standard mic stand mount thread so it should once you remove its original stand
755498
it will fit at the side. however, the front and rear camera may be partially blocked. the mic too may be blocked but this can be easily rectified by making a very small hole opening. hope it helps.
153994
You cannot side mount. But we have rigged the camera many different ways with gaffer tape to get the angle we needed.
56124
I'm using a 'standard' mic stand that most screw on mic holders fit on. It should fit I think.
2147046
the mount is definitely designed to mount to a mic stand or other cylindrical item like a mic stand, but i actually clamp mine to my desk, if you don't have something round to clamp it to though it may be difficult. I managed to finangle it onto my blue yeti's stand though.