does this mic work on a dslr camera
451365
This is very nice and professional wireless microphone and I'm using it with Sony camcorder ( HDR-CX700E ) and its very nice recording . So if the camera has microphone input it will work 100% .
451366
I can't speak to a dslr camera but I ran it on a Canon HD camcorder and it worked GREAT! Highly recommend.
451367
Yes, you can watch my review here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MbnuKlkWnE
451368
Yes, it has a 1/4" mic out and plugs right into the camera. However, I would not recommend this system for anything other than student projects, fancy home videos, weddings, etc. as it does have a bit of hiss. You can remove most of it in post at the expense of high-ends, but that's your call. Hope that helps.
451369
It has both line-level and mic-level outputs, so it should work with anything with a 3.5mm external mic input.
1857662
I believe so, yes! It may require an adapter, but I think you should be fine to use this mic!
1992801
There's no reason it wouldn't work with anything that has a mic input, but its designed to be handsfree with a hot shoe mount, so it might not be ideal. Really depends on what you're trying to shoot, but yes, it'll function!
1617365
No it does not. This camera was not made for that type of purpose.For an external mic input, I would like to recommend Panasonic GH series.
345335
It can't be used on any dsrl camera because of 2 factors 1 it is a professional microphone with xlr connection that belong to amps, consoles and recorders like the TASCAM D40 which I own. 2 even if you get the adapter to plug it to the camera its a phantom type of microphone which need extra energy to work. Im sure you should buy the Audio Technica ATR6550 that can be pluged to the camera or computer. I do videos but I record the audio separated for better perfomance just need a little work of synchronization.
1101442
I am not sure I checked the plugins and it worked on the 3 different types of cameras I have. The audio is not the greatest now so I bought some exterior mics and put them on the lines which worked out pretty good. Still am noticing a humming sound in the sound.
1276372
As long as it has the proper attachment on the top as shown on the camera in the photo, the mount. And as long as you have a proper 3.5mm audio plug in, it will work. I'm sure that it does. I've been using this mic on my d3200 for months and it works great for close range audio, interviews and such.
951687
Nope, not unless the DSLR has the proprietary Canon advanced accessory shoe. This condenser mike gets power from the camera via the shoe. Pretty cool feature to me, but the camera has to support it.
1105215
Probably. This mic has a standard 3.5mm input jack so it should fit most cameras. If it's jack doesn't fit your camera, a simple adapter for about $2.00 will be required. Your camera is probably either 3.5mm or 2.5mm for the audio input.
2158238
yes if you have a on cam mic it will pick up a sound but if people are lav micD your good or b roll shots with this rig are awesome for DSLR capability
101544
I'm not positive, but it is a standard microphone setup, so I'd say it will work. I'm not familiar with that mic though.Hope this helps
612008
If there is an external plug for a microphone then it'll work but this particular mic is a p.o.s. I returned mine.
1400931
If you can plug in an external mic with your camera it should work. I use it with a canon 60d.
1054238
it will plug in, and will record audio to your camera. however, i bought this mic for my t3i and was horribly disappointed with the terrible audio. there was a lot of hiss/noise. the mic pro was a much better investment
971551
I have no direct experience to answer this question, but it works with my Canon Vixia HF R100 camera, and it seems to me if your camera has a standard 3.5mm stereo jack for microphone input, I see no reason why it would not work.
500865
You can use it for that camera. However, the connector on the microphone is an XLR.. I'm sure you will need an adapter. Example: Hosa XVS101F Right Angle 3.5mm M to XLR F 1 Foot.
2152762
I wouldn't recommend it. If you want to improve the sound of your DSLR camera, I suggest you try the RØDE VideoMic Pro, like this one RØDE Rode Videomic Shotgun Microphone with Rycote Lyre Mount with Wind Muff Microphone Cover and Accessory Kit