This mic does not seem to work on the canon T5 rebel. The microphone port is too small for the takstar. Do you know what I can do?
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Hi Kevin, I ran into the same problem as I have a Canon T3 Rebel, which has no mic input. So I purchased this little adapter to plug the Takstar mic into my iPhone's headphone jack: http://amzn.to/1yUm7wk You will need to just sync the sound to your video recording via some editing software. If you're curious, I am recording on the iTalk app (free): https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/italk-recorder/id293673304?mt=8 A bit of a pain, but worth the improved quality from the camera's built-in mic.
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This unit should work for any application/device that has a 3.5mm microphone jack. I have used this with my Sony camcorder and it has worked fine. I note that my CanonRebel T5i has a 3.5mm jack, so it should work for that, but I have not tried it since I seldom shoot videos with the Rebel.
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Yes, this is compatible with the Canon Rebel T5i. We use it on a Rebel SL1 and I checked the Canon website to insure that the connectors are the same between the t5i and my wife's SL1. This timer works great!
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http://www.amazon.com/Rode-Stereo-VideoMic-Microphone-Canon/.../B008R...‎www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbFx7teUuWIseems to fit....
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I'm using it with a Vixia R500 which is basically the same camera. Works surprisingly well for an inexpensive microphone. You will probably want to turn off the automatic gain control.
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You need a 3.5 mm, mic input. I have canon t3i. This is not a great mic it's ok
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I tried it with my cannon rebel T5, and after much effort, it wouldn't connect properly. I returned it and bought and eyefi sd card, it connected much easier and works incredibly well. I use it for my phone as well.
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The functionality won't be a problem,its really just a fancy switch, but the important part is the end of the MTR-A plug and whether it will fit into your camera socket, so you will need to verify that your camera accepts this shaped plug. I'm using the MTR Timer with my Canon Mark II and my older 5d and 20d, what you can do is check and see if the Canon brand remote switch works with your Rebel and also the cameras I mentioned above, if so you can be assured the end of the plug is the same as mine and will work....hope this helps.
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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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Hi this card will not work canon eos rebel xt. You will need to get a compact flash card. Found this when I was googling the Camera:What kind of memory cards does the Canon EOS Rebel XTi use?All Canon Digital Rebels use CompactFlash (CF) Card Type I & II memory cards, which are currently available in capacities of up to 8-gigs. Hope that helped answering your question.Kavz
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Could be the Connecting cord attached to the mic, or a Program error within the Mic, or If you have a Linux Like me, Incompatibility issues, It's been a while since I used this mic and It only really worked with my Camera. I'd Say purchase a Different Mic, or experiment connecting it to other devices, and if you have another Connector cord try that too. Hope that Helps
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Yes, the microphone is included. It appears that the NTG-2 does work with the Canon EOS Rebel from searching online although RODE doesn't specifically confirm that. Thanks for your interest, happy filming!
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When I looked at the description if the camera, it did not indicate that it had an external mic input. If it does, and you still want to try it, you will also need an adapter cable to convert the male xlr on the microphone to a mini plug. Good luck!
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Hi, it should work on your rebel but I wasn't really happy with it. The glue eventually wore off and it never fit right. I purchased a KAMERAR QV-1 and I love it. Excellent quality. Rich
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Your camera has a 3.5mm diameter external microphone input. I suspect that is a line-level input. Check the specs. The PG14/PG185 has both 1/4" and XLR outputs, so you have choice of line level or mic level outputs. With a 1/4" or XLR to 3.5 adaptor, it is possible to easily connect the two devices. The mic works well outdoors. Background/wind noise tolerable. That's what I know. Others may have used this combo, and I hope they are here to give you a more definitive answer. Final resort, call Canon and Shure.
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I have it in a Canon Rebel and have had no trouble. My camera reconized it right away. I know this is not exactly the info you wanted but maybe it will help someone else.
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I never try Rode mic, in Shure product manual told it need to turn the camera volume to lowest level then would has best result, hope it can help.