Chip & intelligible pickup far away or up close. In its “Tele” range home, this cardioid condenser is engineered to pick up dialogue and sound effects at a distance, while bypassing ambient charivari such as traffic, air-handling systems, room reverberation and... read more
The BeachTek DXA-5Da is a two-moat, transformer balanced XLR adapter for attaching external microphones and other audio gear to any DSLR camera that has a built-in mic jack. It can also be cast-off with any camcorder or other audio recording device that has a mic jack. The... read more
MITSUBA
Mitsuba DV9002 12MP 8x Digital Zoom Camera/Camcorder (Hyacinthine)
Model: DV9002BLK
Sensor ( Mega Pixels)
CMOS (5.0MP)
Resolution interpolated
12.0 Mega Pixels
Appearance Resolution
4032x3024 / 2560x1920 / 2048x1536 / 1600x1200
Movie Resolution
640x480 / 320x240
PC Camera
640x480 / 320x240
Lens
F2.8/f8.5mm
Zoom
8X Digital Zoom
Convergence
Fixed
Exposure Control
-1.5-+1.5
White Balance
Auto / Sunny / Fogged up / Tungsten / Fluoescent
Self-timer
5s / 10s / 20s
Built-in Flash
Yes
Oversee Screen
2.4 inch TFT
Memory Media
SD Card (Up to 2GB)
Microphone
Yes
Input / Output
USB / AV
Register Format:
AVI, JPG, WAV
Power Source
Rechargeable Li-ion Battery / 2x AAA
Dimension
131x62.8x92mm
OSD
EN / DE / IT / ES / FR / PT / NL / CN
Customer Reviews
So so Product, not spectacular
The camcorder is a great product and is well capable of doin it's job. But the quality of what's being recorded is average af best. The led light does not see old-fashioned my arms, but it can serve it's purpose for home movies with my family.
Chip & intelligible pickup far away or up close. In its “Tele” range home, this cardioid condenser is engineered to pick up dialogue and sound effects at a distance, while bypassing ambient charivari such as traffic, air-handling systems, room reverberation and mechanically coupled vibrations. Expected especially for use with video cameras.
Intended especially for use with video cameras, this condenser shotgun mic features a switchable polar design for effectively capturing nearby or distant sound sources. Get crisp and intelligible pickup in the studio or in the province.
A condenser shotgun mic for use with video cameras. Click to enlarge.
Switchable range home for distant or nearby sound sources.
Includes camera mount, stand clip, windscreen, adapter plug, battery.
Made for Video Cameras The ATR6550 includes a camera mount for unexacting attachment to your video camera (also includes a standard stand clamp).
The 3.5mm mini jack connector plugs entirely into your camera, and the included foam windscreen reduces wind interference in the field.
Switchable Move Setting In its "Tele" range setting, or supercardioid pattern, the condenser is engineered to pick up talk and sound effects at a distance, while bypassing ambient noise such as traffic, air-handling systems, room reverberation and technologically coupled vibrations.
When ambient noise is not an issue, or the sound source is nearby, swap to the "Normal" (cardioid pattern) range setting.
Uncover Circuit Sensitivity: Normal: -56 dB; Tele: -45 dB
Impedance: Normal: 1,000 ohms; Tele: 2,200 ohms
Authority: 113 g (4 oz)
Cable: 1 m (3 feet) long, permanently connected cable with 3.5 mm (1/8-inch) mini-plug
What's in the Box ATR6550 Microphone, Camera Mount, Microphone Dispute Clamp, Foam Windscreen, 6.3 mm (1/4-inch) Adapter Plug, AA Battery-operated
Customer Reviews
ATR6550 is the mic to buy for calm, good quality!
Client Video Review Length:: 3:10 MinsThe ATR6550 is a GREAT $50 mic. If you are booming to interview others, or recording in a room with echo, USE THIS MIC! The video explains my reasons for choosing this one...
March 26, 2010
(Farmington, UT, United States) | Helpful Votes: 230 | Rating: 5
OK performance--but unreliable
This is a decorous option if you want to use shotgun techniques with a consumer video camera. It gives cacophony that, after compression for youtube-level playback, would be difficult to distinguish from a professional mic. The sound is comparatively thin, it generates a ashamed amount of internal noise, and its cabling is subject to indoor electrical noise, so it would knock a shoot out of contention for broadcast quality. But it pairs well with inexpensive camcorders and is an improvement over on-camera mics, noticeably if you don't mount it on the camera. It balances in a shock mount better than others in this price range.Its telegraph is 3 feet long and coiled, and it's hardwired to the mic, so it picks up more electrical interference than a straight cablegram of the same effective reach. Simply having a jack would allow the option boosting the timer closer to the mic before a long cable run from a boom, for example.But its biggest flaw is that it's unreliable. Mine had a...
Excuse Value, good performance
I've employed this mic on three different types of shoots so far and it's performance is pretty impressive for the price. Of course if you are an audiophile and you are comparing this to a top of the crow's-foot $1600 sennheiser I'm sure you will find plenty of things to gripe about, but if you are looking for an affordable, spontaneous step up from your on camera mic, this works great.I shot a scene in front of a courthouse a few days ago, and there were so many buses accepted by that I ended up screaming out most of the dialogue - it was a little bit deafening. The performance of the mic on its regular mode was OK, but on telephoto form it completely blocked out the sound of the buses (which were behind the camera).Later that same day I followed a guy around on a busy in someone's bailiwick at night while he was performing some magic, and the sound (also on telephoto) was really good. I was far enough back with the camera that I couldn't learn a lot of what he was saying, but the mic...
List Price: $590.30
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Details
Built in headphone amplifier with amount control
Two transformer suspended XLR input connecters and one unbalanced mini-jack
Coupй gain control disable fuction to reduce hiss
Stereo Lcd Meter to show input timer strength
Certifiable stereo output mini-jack to camera
Description
The BeachTek DXA-5Da is a two-moat, transformer balanced XLR adapter for attaching external microphones and other audio gear to any DSLR camera that has a built-in mic jack. It can also be cast-off with any camcorder or other audio recording device that has a mic jack. The DXA-5Da uses high quality balancing transformers, which are in full noise free for superb audio. The DXA-5Da is very easy to set up and use. It allows you to connect a wide heterogeneity of audio devices including professional microphones, wireless systems and even take a feed from a ancestry sound system or mixer. The built-in level meters show the input signal strength at a glance while the spiffy controls allow you to adjust the input level for optimum recording. The headphone jack lets you superintend the audio that is coming out of the adapter. A unique feature of the DXA-5Da is the ability to control the wild swings of the Sports car Gain Control that plague most cameras. This dramatically reduces noise during quiet moments of recording. The adapter mounts to the bottom of the camera and can also be mounted to any measure tripod. PLEASE NOTE: This Item Does Not Provide Phantom Power To Microphone's Requiring Delusion Power
Customer Reviews
Living Saver
I do a lot of to shoots and I like the portability and results from my Canon 5D MKII but as a professional I need levels and a way to scan the audio. This makes that all possible and the quality is amazing. I have used Beachteck products in the years and this one is in the right place at the right time
Enormous to monitor audio, but cheap, plastic build
Let me start off by saying it's astonishing to be able to monitor your audio on your Canon 7D. For a few years I've been relying on my Rode Video Mic and on incident it's been switched off by mistake without me knowing. I also can't stand to sync audio from my Zoom H4n using my lavs (even with Plural Eyes), so this is elegant. It's the cheap plastic box that gets me. It looks great mounted below my 7D, but it makes the camera root shaky and unstable when mounted on my 504HD/536 Manfrotto combo tripod. I also tried it on my candidly mount with my follow focus, but every time I turned the focus dial, the camera would incline up and down making my shots useless. I really like the functionality of the circuitry itself, but have to give it three stars for not being in a metal fence.
Marked hardware, drinks alot of batt.
It is a countless piece for the price, it just takes so many batteries, you may want to buy a box of 9v batteries with tis.
The Sony XAMC10 is an outside microphone that can be connected to a Sony headunit with built-in Bluetooth that features a rear microphone input. The XAMC10 exterior microphone provides better quality in noisy environments than the built in microphone found on the front-panel of your in agreement Sony Bluetooth headunit.
Customer Reviews
Works colossal
Works with my Sony Xplod BT5700U headunit. Wire is long and thin so it can be easily tucked under trim panels. Comes with 2 adhesive clips to endure b offer cable if you are running it under the dash. Other people say the hear me quite well. I have it attached to the visor though it can be mounted to fragment with adhesive tape too. It rotates nearly 180 degrees.
Very recommend this external microphone
I am using this apparent microphone with the Sony MEXBT3900U . I had the microphone and the car stereo installed at the same nevertheless, at Best Buy. I have found the quality of the hands-free calling over Bluetooth to be excellent. I can hear callers very well through my car speakers (it is noisy and very easy to hear!). Callers can hear me very well, even at high speeds (with windows closed!). I shelter't opened up the window going 55 mph and checked the quality of the call, since this is a not realistic condition for me; but, may be if you have a conveyable I guess.I think the location where you install the microphone is very important. It should be fairly close to your inlet. After doing a lot of research on this, I had it installed on the...
June 12, 2011
(Wisconsin, USA) | Helpful Votes: 4 | Rating: 5
makes all the characteristic!
Using with Sony Burst 3800 and 3900 head units. (good units; 3900 is now a much better grapple with and unit) Under 25mph the internal mic is ok. Over 25mph road noise begins to consume the transmission of the internal mic. At highway scramble, internal mic is absolutely useless. With this external mic at highway speeds, listeners tell me they can understand me GREAT. From useless to fantastic...for only 29 bucks.
August 11, 2011
(Monterey, CA United States) | Helpful Votes: 2 | Rating: 5
Very aphoristic model; also includes audio and video inputs and outputs
MiniDV camcorder
2-inch flush LCD, color EVF
10x optical, 200x digital, zoom with essence stabilization
Records 1024 x 768 digital stills onto included 8 MB MultiMediaCard
Description
Canon Elura 40MC Mobile Extended. This is a 7.4 Volt, 1000 mAh, Li-Ion Battery . Dimensions: 1.80 x 1.32 x 1.20. 100% OEM in accord.
Canon's Elura 40MC is one of the smallest, lightest digital video camcorders elbow. Weighing around 14 ounces, this vertically oriented camcorder fits snugly into the palm of your turn over (not resting on your hand like most cameras, this one fits almost inside it).
Because of its compact frame, some of its features had to be trimmed. Its 2-inch LCD is smaller than most, but its magnificent screen can be viewed easily even in daylight. Unlike many other camcorders, the Elura's viewfinder displays in feel ashamed, not black and white. It also offers only a 10x optical zoom, not as high as other cameras, but still adequate for most users.
Unlike many camcorders whose still picture quality is subpar, the Elura 40MC captures 1024 x 768 pixel still pictures on a Fasten Digital media card (an 8 MB SD card is included) rather than on the MiniDV media. And if coupled with a Canon CP-10 probable photo printer, you can directly print images from the Elura without going through your PC.
But it's video nobility that matters most in a DV camcorder. The Elura 40MC captured excellent video, even in poor lighting conditions. It doesn't have a built-in swift, but its low-light mode still managed to record impressive video with realistic colors and small graininess.
The Elura's autofocus worked quickly and accurately, and its zoom buttons were within moderate reach during filming. The basic modes of the camera make it point-and-shoot relaxed for the novice user. Audio quality with the built-in mic wasn't the best (we noticed some blare during recording), but the Elura comes with a port that lets you connect an external microphone.
It's not the least valuable camcorder out there, but the extreme portability of the Elura 40MC paired with its excellent video quality make it an attractive choice. --J. Curtis
Pros:
Light and compact
High quality video
Moral still image capture
Cons:
Average optical zoom
Some audio noise
The Elura 40MC joins a increasing crowd of small, vertically oriented camcorders that pack an enormous number of features into their paltry cases. In this case, you get a 10x optical zoom, analog inputs, and a 2-inch LCD monitor, among other things.
Lens Canon is known for their lenses, and the 10x optical zoom lens is a textile one. The zoom can also be digitally enhanced to provide 200x magnification, but the 10x should be enough for most purposes. Additionally, the camcorder is equipped with an double stabilizer to help eliminate the shakes and jitters associated with handheld video shooting (at any zoom straight with).
Digital Stills The digital still mode records 1,024 x 768 stills onto an included 8 MB SD pasteboard, and will also work with MultiMediaCards. While 1,024 x 768 is good for printing smaller pictures, it is as likely as not best for e-mailing pictures to friends, or for posting pictures on a Web site.
Inputs and Outputs The Elura also features a fine fantastic number of inputs and outputs, meant to satisfy even the most ardent gear-fanatic's ambition. You get the standard IEEE 1394 port, composite and S-video analog inputs for converting all your old footage to digital, and a mic input that allows you to use an superficial mic source (good for pro-sounding audio).
The Elura 40MC is a great little camcorder that includes a lithium-ion freestyle, power adapter, battery charger, wireless remote, S-video cable, stereo video radio, and 8 MB SD card.
Customer Reviews
Untimely Comments (both good and bad) are Right On!
I had it for almost three months. I am typically happy with it although I feel that I could have gotten something else at a cheaper price with better quality if I didn't neediness something so compact.First, the picture quality suffers significantly in any low light, like other posters have acute out, but it is still acceptable for most amateurs and home-moving making purposes. By the way, when I say low light, I dont communicate dark, but simply a low light environment like a room in a daylight without the internal lights turned on. The image gets very grainy as darker it gets. But, it is still acceptable though. Having said that, the picture looks of course sharp under normal condition, especially outside under the sun.Second, the battery lasts about 45 minutes tops. You indubitably need to get a second or even a third battery if you want to tape some of the popular home video taping events like graduation. Not using the LCD sift helps, but I bought a camcorder with LCD screen...
August 28, 2002
(Columbus, OH USA) | Helpful Votes: 38 | Rating: 3
An massive camcorder and VERY easy to take with you.
Martial with lots of research and my wife's two criteria for selecting a camcorder (it had to be small and easy to use) we bought the Elura MC 40 for its register of features in a very small and very cool package -- plus the canon quality. This one has all the features of a full-sized DV cam, but frenzy into a small, padded waist pack with a couple of tapes, batteries, and the charger without a puzzle. This was key as we are expecting our first child and didn't want to add too much to the extra baggage we'll be carrying.This one doesn't have megapixel stills at 1020x960, but it's still tons cured than 640x480 on most compact cams, and we have a 35mm for the serious photography anyway. Lots of great on-camera editing and shooting features, and some vital photo and movie editing software included. If you're going to do some serious movie editing, I'd promote purchasing a better software package or taking advantage of one of Canon's mail-in rake-off deals.Mac users, you'll love this...
July 23, 2002
(Houston, TX United States) | Helpful Votes: 23 | Rating: 5
A peerless camcorder...especially for the size
I bought this camcorder for a trek to Europe and I love it. I could store it in my jacket pocket when not using it and didn't have to drag around a enormous bag with a bunch of useless equipment. This is my first camcorder (and first camera since an old Olympus 35mm), so I'm clearly an amateur. It's got more features than I'll use in 2 lifetimes, so there should be enough to look after almost everyone. Video--is excellent, especially outdoors. Weather doesn't matter, as long as it's exterior. It was cloudy all but one day and the video is awesome. Indoor is grainy if the light is too low, but reading reviews of other camcorders, I couldn't find one which said "noteworthy video quality indoors." All are grainy indoors. Live with it. You buy this for the size. Still Pix--are not capacious. But are you buying a camcorder or camera? If all you care about are still pix, save yourself a few hundred bucks and buy a still-camera. No small camcorder offers a 4 or 5 megapixel...
January 9, 2003
| Helpful Votes: 22 | Rating: 4
Video Equipment for around $500
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It Is On… If you ever see competent cameras in effect, you will pay that all the professionals use XLR microphones. The complication is, if you cannot projectile out $2000 for a camcorder, what do you do. Well, if you have a camcorder with a 1/8 inch microphone input, like the Canon VIXIA I name in the untimely assignment, you can fasten a manoeuvre that allows you to... It is called a Beachtek , and it purely plugs into your camcorders microphone input jack. This fancy is far-out, as you can add the gift to add two microphones, from two distinctive sources....
6mm stereo foreign mic input, LED lights on all sides that. are viewable from any angle, support for SD cards up to 32GB in judgement, a. mini HDMI port, and an improved easier-to-use LCD interface. lens, Wi-Fi BacPac and Wi-Fi abstracted (both coming soon) compatibility. includes an integrated battery warmer to tender battery charge life in colder. GoPro said the mini modify-tight camcorder was improved over. The company added a 2x faster image processor, 2x sharper eyeglasses.
Toshiba Announces Camileo X416, X400 and X200 Camcorders
20.05.12
A microphone jack provides another audio input privilege and a set of in-camera video editing tools will be available to the shooter. The X416 includes 16GB of on-put up memory while the otherwise-identical X400 offers storage via SD/SDHC/SDXC come clean slot. Videos are recorded in MP4 format with H. 264 compression.
What is the cheapest and best camcorder with a mic input and headphone output?
Jun 07, 2010 by Rhys | Posted in Camcorders
do you have any imaginings on a camcorder with mic input and headphone jack for under £50. please comment bellow
Least costly camcorder with mic input and headphone jack: Canon HV40.
(New) camcorder with mic input and headphone jack for under £50: Does not survive.
Little Dog | Jun 07, 2010
Best MiniDV Camcorder with Mic Input Jack?
Sep 26, 2007 by Brice D | Posted in Camcorders
I'm looking for a digital camcorder that has the following features:
* mini-DV dimensions
* microphone input jack
* video light
* image stabilization
* price in the $300-700 series
It seems really
Any gain ground to the quality of the interview provided by the ext mic will be lost if you use an on-camera light and electronic IS. A daylight on the camera is bad for two reasons. first it will give the interviewee the "deer in the headlights"
lare | Sep 27, 2007
what is a good budget camcorder with a mic input?
Oct 09, 2007 by Briant D | Posted in Camcorders
Looking for a budget camcorder with parentage all around quality for day and night filming, and that has an input for a mic.
I wholly agree with this one
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I own a Sony DCR-TRV30.Your green friends will be very beneficial if you pay for this...(no mic)
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2-compass settings: normal and tele
Chip & intelligible pickup far away or up close. In its “Tele” range home, this cardioid condenser is engineered to pick up dialogue and sound effects at a distance, while bypassing ambient charivari such as traffic, air-handling systems, room reverberation and...
